Trump a Davos: "Only the US can secure Greenland"

“I am happy to return here, to beautiful Davos, to meet many friends and some enemies”. With this joke the president of the United States, Donald Trump began his speech at the Davos Forum. “Only the US can secure Greenland,” he said and then explained that he wanted it open a negotiation to buy Greenland. “I don’t want to break up NATO, I have done a lot for NATO.”

“The United States fought to save Greenland – he added – they returned it to Denmark after the Second World War” and now “the Danes are ungrateful”. “I don’t want to use force, what I want is Greenland.”

Trump, in his speech in Davos, stated that his first presidency was the “most financially successful ever” in US history and that with his second term things are going even better.

And he then stated that he wanted a “strong and united West” and “a strong Europe”. “I love Europe but it has to come out of culture that it has gotten into over the last ten years, they are destroying themselves”, said Trump, “we want strong allies, we want Europe to be strong”.

Trump is claiming a long series of economic successes, from lowering inflation to having attracted “18 trillion investments” in one year, from natural gas production “at historic highs” to a deficit reduction of “27% in one year” with “federal spending reduced by 100 billion dollars”.

Donald Trump, in his speech in Davos, claimed to have America avoided an “energy catastrophe” occurred in Europe due to the “big green scam, the biggest scam in history”.

Trump, we will be able to find a solution with Europe on Greenland

“We will probably be able to find a solution with Europe.” Donald Trump said this while responding to the microphones of the NewsNation broadcaster on the future of Greenland.
“Possibly also in Davos in the next few days” he then added.

Bessent, Trump changes the world order for the good of everyone

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, “is rebalancing the international order for the good of all, even for you who are not Americans”. This is what US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in a press conference at the US House of the Davos Forum. “Our world is safer and more prosperous when America is strong, the president has built his entire trade agenda around this purpose,” said Bessent, who then reeled off the economic achievements of the first year of the presidency, in particular the revival of the manufacturing sector.

Bessent, urged European leaders to avoid “angry reactions” and wait for the president’s arrival Donald Trump al Forum in Davos and listen to his arguments on Greenland, which will be “persuasive.” Bessent said he did not understand the “acridity” of the chancelleries of the old continent, who invited them to “take a deep breath and sit down”.

“We ask our allies to understand that Greenland must be part of the United States,” Bessent said, recalling that Copenhagen had sold Caribbean territories to the United States in 1917 which were renamed the US Virgin Islands. Denmark, neutral during World War I, “understood the importance of the U.S. Virgin Islands at the time,” Bessent continued, “they were concerned about the German ramifications and possible extension of the war to the Caribbean, and that the United States needed the U.S. Virgin Islands.”

Von der Leyen, with the US in dialogue but ready to act

On the Arctic, “at the end of this week, European leaders will meet to discuss our response. We are at a crossroads. Europe prefers dialogue and solutions, but we are fully prepared to act, if necessary, with unity, urgency and determination.” This was stated by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyenwho spoke at the Strasbourg plenary in the debate on the conclusions of the last European summit.

Medvedev, Trump-Gargantua will take it out on the EU

Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has no doubts: Donald Trump will take Greenland and “fearful Europe” will not be able to stop him. In a long Telegram post, Medvedev wondered how far the American president, compared to Francois Rabelais’ giant Gargantua, will go and whether he is ready to blow up NATO for his ambitions.
“The pointless Davos event promises to get interesting. Instead of the stale corpse of Ukraine, they will discuss the frozen Greenland. What we can expect is quite clear. The fearful European cockerels, having swallowed a handful of tranquilizers in terror, will try to convince the domineering Big Guy to take full custody of the island while leaving it under the formal ownership of the Kingdom of Denmark,” is his prediction.
But it won’t be enough for Trump because “he needs to color the island with the American flag on the maps of the world” and “place himself next to the Founding Fathers. He wants to remain in history forever”.

And become like Vladimir Putin. But this “is impossible” because in Ukraine “Russia has regained possession of its own lands, which had been part of it for centuries, together with its own people. Greenland is a completely different story”.
Not only that. “Everyone is excitedly fantasizing about how an excited Gargantua Trump will swallow a huge lump of earth and then gleefully spit a sticky glob of saliva into the shriveled face of wicked old crone Europa,” he continued. But “the main question is: what price is the current owner of the White House willing to pay to achieve this goal? Dismantling NATO is very different from kidnapping a foreign leader betrayed by his own comrades in a weakened country. And, finally, will he even be allowed to do it?”, he asked.