think. I mean it's not like all the countries are not spying and messing with each other a little bit, but I don't think the United States would try to steal a land mass from Denmark like the other allies. I don't see how that could possibly happen.

But the moment this little 56,000 people giant country becomes independent, they're going to be helpless and completely vulnerable to CIA bribery, blackmail, complete puppet control, which is what we want. We might not want to own the country so much as have functional control over it and put our military bases there and maybe get some approval for mining. I guess they have a lot of rare earth minerals. So there is a way to make a deal where they're independent but not really. You know, 56,000 people population could not stand up to the power of our intelligence people if we wanted to have control of it.

So that's what I think is happening. I think Greenland might be getting a little boost to say why don't you make us independent. And then Denmark is going to say, because we own you. Then Greenland will say, why do you own us? You're on the other side of the world. Like what rule says you should be ruling over us, you colonizers? So Denmark is going to have a hard time explaining it. And apparently they also subsidize Greenland. So if you're a voter in Denmark, how much do you care that you're paying Greenland to exist? And Greenland might drag you into a war, might drag you into a war in the Arctic. How much do the Danes want that? They get no economic benefit because they're subsidizing. I think that's true. I'd need a fact check on that. I don't think they have economic benefit. I think it's just a cost and there's nothing to gain from it. It's literally just prestige maybe because it's something they own. But now the prestige will turn into you evil colonizers. You're preventing us from pursuing our destiny as a Greenlander. So it's an interesting thing. I just wonder if we're involved in this or it's happening org