re: Trump orders up military invasion plans for Greenland right before NATO summit

We should leave NATO and take Greenland. Most in NATO aren’t true allies, mostly mooches.

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R A W S A L E R T S

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People are still following this account?

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According to Reports

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I know it won't matter to the Trump cultists, but intimidating a country into selling land is illegal.

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Oh Noes!

Shut up Poindexter. We're fixing the species.

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If they haven't been updated in 100 years, I doubt that many of them are very relevant anymore.

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Perhaps not.

That being said, I bet if you dusted off the plans for invading Greenland, they will still suffice.

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Can't wait to put a Buccees there.

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I’m kinda itching for one of the NATO figs to try something

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Trump is about legacy now. He wants to be known as the president who made Greenland ours.

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Bingo

The ballroom, the tacky gold in the oval, the Kennedy Center, him begging for a Nobel Peace prize, the Gulf of Mexico, Trump RX, etc etc

The man has one hell of an Ego

You would also if you were the best President ever.

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Maybe someone can educate me on this, but why the hell are we talking about invading Greenland?
And why does everyone seem to be supporting this?
I thought we didn’t like wars?
What happened to America first?
I understand that there could be some gain to be made militarily, and they supposedly have oil.
Someone please tell me there’s a legitimate reason for all this. I’m trying to be supportive of this administration, but from the outside looking in, it looks like Trump has lost his mind

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There isn't one. They are just enamored with the idea of the US flexing its muscle against weak nations and stealing their territory and resources. They don't care about legality (so much for the rule of law) or morality. That's why "Christians"/MAGA in America have always been the biggest hypocrites on the face of the earth.

If this was about security, they could open new bases in Greenland. Denmark has been supportive of this for over 70 years. But, we have one single base with dwindling numbers of troops because there isn't a pressing security issue.

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What America-changing policy has Trump implemented? I keep asking that, but no one can answer.

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Immigration and Border Security Overhaul which is the largest domestic deportation operation in U.S. history. Official DHS statements report more than 622,000 deportations since January 2025, plus an estimated 1.9 million self-deportations driven by the crackdown (totaling over 2.5 million departures). Border crossings have plummeted to historic lows.

Unleashing American Energy executive order Trump has rescinded Biden-era climate regulations, streamlined permitting for oil, gas, and mining, and ended restrictions on federal lands such as the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska. This has dramatically boosted domestic oil & gas production. U.S. crude oil output has continued its upward trend, with forecasts holding steady around 13.5 million barrels per day for 2025-2026. Natural gas exports are also expanding significantly (e.g., expected +4 billion cubic feet per day by 2026, a 33% jump from 2024 levels in some projections). This has boosted leasing/sales on federal lands, cut red tape estimated to save billions, and supported lower energy costs for consumers/industry—aligning with the goal of making America the world's top producer.

Trump created the articifical intelligence and technology framework (Genesis Mission) through an executive order which establishes a national AI policy to minimize regulations, challenge conflicting state laws, and promote U.S. leadership, which integrates federal datasets for AI-driven innovation in areas like biotechnology and semiconductors. He positioned the U.S. as the undisputed AI leader, doubling scientific productivity over time, and securing dominance in emerging tech.

You asked for 1 but I just gave you 3 transformative America changing policies that he implemented.