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Reporter: Can you rule out that the US is going to take Greenland by force?
Stephen Miller: Greenland should be part of the US. By what right does Denmark assert control over Greenland? The US is the power of NATO.
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Reporter: Can you rule out that the US is going to take Greenland by force?
Stephen Miller: Greenland should be part of the US. By what right does Denmark assert control over Greenland? The US is the power of NATO.
I've said all along that it shouldn't be up to the US and it shouldn't be up to Denmark. It should be up to the Greenlanders, period...What has been largely absent from the media’s narratives about Greenland is the fact that, from 1966 to 1991, Danish authorities ran a systematic program to suppress Greenland’s birth rate by effectively sterilizing thousands of women and girls, some as young as 12, during routine health appointments, without their knowledge or consent.
In light of that history, Denmark has no moral standing to lecture anyone about Greenland, its people, or its future, and it certainly does not deserve compensation of any kind for relinquishing control. This was the conduct of a colonial power engaged in population control, extending well into the modern era. Denmark should disappear from the discussion entirely and leave Greenland and its people free of any further interference or pretense.
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It’s not like the U.S. has any moral high ground on this particular subject. We did the same damn thing to native women and girls.I've said all along that it shouldn't be up to the US and it shouldn't be up to Denmark. It should be up to the Greenlanders, period...
IDK if you were responding to the sterilization issue or a plebiscite by the Greenlanders on where they want to belong. I don't think there are even 60K of them, nearly all Innuit or part-Innuit descent. I'm not even sure what "taking" Greenland means. The population is mostly in the SE tip and are fishing villages, which I'm sure the Don is not interested in. In the far north, there are military bases, some occupied, more not, which belong to us and which we can do with as we please by treaty. There is some promise of valuable minerals, mostly deep under the ice. However, these are not economically reachable now and are about as ephemeral as Venezuelan oil. I guess we take over their foreign affairs, which is about all Greenland really manages now. As one wag said "Just what we need - another Puerto Rico, but frozen this time"...It’s not like the U.S. has any moral high ground on this particular subject. We did the same damn thing to native women and girls.
I was referring to the forced sterilization. It burns me up every time I’m reminded of it.IDK if you were responding to the sterilization issue or a plebiscite by the Greenlanders on where they want to belong. I don't think there are even 60K of them, nearly all Innuit or part-Innuit descent. I'm not even sure what "taking" Greenland means. The population is mostly in the SE tip and are fishing villages, which I'm sure the Don is not interested in. In the far north, there are military bases, some occupied, more not, which belong to us and which we can do with as we please by treaty. There is some promise of valuable minerals, mostly deep under the ice. However, these are not economically reachable now and are about as ephemeral as Venezuelan oil. I guess we take over their foreign affairs, which is about all Greenland really manages now. As one wag said "Just what we need - another Puerto Rico, but frozen this time"...
Is it sterilization or contraception.I was referring to the forced sterilization. It burns me up every time I’m reminded of it.
Is it sterilization or contraception.
During the late 1960s and the early 1970s, a policy of involuntary surgical sterilization was imposed upon Native American women in the United States, usually without their knowledge or consent, by the federally funded Indian Health Service (IHS), then run by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA). It is alleged that the existence of the sterilization program was discovered by members of the American Indian Movement (AIM) during its occupation of the BIA headquarters in 1972. A 1974 study by Women of All Red Nations (WARN), concluded that as many as 42 percent of all American Indian women of childbearing age had, by that point, been sterilized without their consent. A subsequent investigation was conducted by the U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO), though it was restricted to only four of the many IHS facilities nationwide and examined only the years 1973 to 1976. The GAO study showed that 3,406 involuntary sterilizations were performed in these four IHS hospitals during this three-year period. Consequently, the IHS was transferred to the Department of Health and Human Services in 1978.
Mar-A-IglooAs one wag said "Just what we need - another Puerto Rico, but frozen this time"...
Then they get 40 acres and a walrus.Vegas odds on a war with Greenland:
USA -120,000,000,000,000
Greenland + 1,000,000,000,000,0000,000
Yeah, but that was when real Canadians existed!!!!!The last time we invaded north we got whipped and found out that Canadians have no intention of being Americans just because we share a common mother country and a continent. I suspect Greenland would be the same
Yeah, but that was when real Canadians existed!!!!!
Well, that giant Ice cap is a perfect place to build an ICE headquarters. Unless the funds get frozen.Mar-A-Igloo