Former NATO commander Stavridis says Trump’s plan for Greenland ‘not a crazy idea’
- Former NATO commander Stavridis stated that Trump's plan for Greenland is 'not a crazy idea' during an interview on WABC 770 AM-N.Y.
- Stavridis described Greenland as a 'strategic goldmine for the United States' due to its location at the top of the North Atlantic.
- The Prime Minister of Greenland remarked, 'We are not for sale, but we are open for business,' indicating a willingness to engage economically.
- Stavridis suggested that while Greenland does not need to become a state, it can be an important economic objective for the United States.
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Former NATO chief suggests Trump is right about Greenland - Conservative Journal Review
The former leader of NATO just suggested that President-Elect Donald Trump is right about the importance of Greenland to the United States. According to Just the News, former NATO supreme allied commander James Stavridis indicated as much over the weekend, during an appearance on The Cats Roundtable on WABC 770 AM. This comes after Trump has made public remarks suggesting that he is interested in acquiring Greenland for the United States. There…
Trump Ally Says Plan To Acquire Greenland Is Not "A CRAZY IDEA"
United States President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to acquire Greenland from Denmark is not a “crazy idea,” the former NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) supreme allied commander in Europe, James Stavridis, has said. Stavridis did add that takinfthe island by force with military action was not going to happen. So, if Greenland won’t be taken by force, and its rulers are not giving it up willingly, how is Trump going to acquire the Arctic i…
US Vice President J.D. Vance claims there is “a deal to be done in Greenland” within a week
Former NATO chief Stavridis appears to support Trump's views on Greenland
He referred to Greenland as a “strategic goldmine for the United States.” His views are notable because Stavridis has often been a critic of Trump in appearances on CNN and MSNBC.
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