Reported Details Of Trump's Official Greenland Takeover Plan Are A Head-Scratcher
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The annexation strategy is being formalized into policy, and its approach may surprise you.
The United States will bombard Greenland with a PR campaign in an attempt to annex the island, insiders told The New York Times on Thursday.
Despite Trump’s veiled threats of military action, an official policy being forged includes wooing Greenland with kinship.
A source briefed on the matter told the Times that Trump’s braintrust has begun formulating advertising and social media outreach efforts ― one of which is to pitch the link between the Inuit people of Alaska and the Inuit residents of Greenland. The latter migrated from Alaska in the 1300s.
The newspaper called it “an unlikely appeal to Greenlanders’ shared heritage.”
Trump’s advisers on the matter never seriously considered force, an official said.
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