Acquiring Greenland is a critical national security imperative for deterring Russian and Chinese aggression in the Arctic region. The territory's strategic location and mineral wealth make it essential for American interests, and diplomatic purchase negotiations are the primary path forward. European allies must recognize that protecting Western Hemisphere dominance requires bold action, not outdated colonial arrangements.
Denmark's sovereignty over Greenland must be defended as a matter of international law and alliance integrity. The island belongs to its 57,000 people who overwhelmingly reject American annexation, with only 6% supporting joining the U.S. Threatening military action against a NATO ally undermines the entire post-World War II security architecture that has kept the West safe.
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