Roosh also memorably once said that while the most beautiful woman in the world is probably Swedish, the typical Swedish girl resembles a tattooed burrito.
Donald Trump and US expansionism in North America
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I remember being awestruck by the mesmerizing sight of a Luciadagen procession in Sweden that I saw on TV as a teenager, I mistakenly figured all those nice looking girls had to be religious- swimming against the current, practicing old traditions in isolated pockets somewhere out in the backcountry- they have some great picks left, I considered it a good future option. Then came the disappointment, it's bigger than that while the ladies could be presumed not so innocent.
Oof they can keep Canada, you think the new age immigrants we brought in were bad? The ones Canada brought in you would think they were purposely trying for the lowest tier of humans possible and they are taking over really fast...
Makes the USA look good in comparison.
We really don’t want Canada as a state. Maybe as a territory but we’d need to deport all of their jeets
Hahaha yep.
It's a shit show
But parts of Canada are super conservative....
And the hunting is amazing
Angry Canadian nationalists/resistance may decide to put your head on the wall as a trophy.
Ironically, Canada and Denmark had a longstanding, somewhat amusing territorial dispute over Hans Island in the Arctic near Greenland, which was only resolved in recent years.
en.wikipedia.org
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Whisky War - Wikipedia
Hans Island - Wikipedia
Canada Oil Reserves, Production and Consumption Statistics - Worldometer
Current and historical Reserves, Production, and Consumption of Oil in Canada. Global rank and share of world's total. Data, Statistics and Charts.
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Canada Oil Reserves, Production and Consumption Statistics - Worldometer
Current and historical Reserves, Production, and Consumption of Oil in Canada. Global rank and share of world's total. Data, Statistics and Charts.
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3rd oil reserves in the world
I thought we were all going "green"? But then again the Canucks aren't really that fond of green:
"Today, probably 85 percent of the original ancient forest that covered Vancouver Island has been mowed down and turned into toilet paper"
*Not sure how big Don stands on these things.
"Today, probably 85 percent of the original ancient forest that covered Vancouver Island has been mowed down and turned into toilet paper"
*Not sure how big Don stands on these things.
There is probably over 4 million square miles of unspoiled wilderness in Canada (second only to Russia) compared to the 2 million jeets who primarily live in cities... Easily avoidable if you're a wilderness man interested in a life of peace, quiet, and natural beauty. I myself would move to coastal Newfoundland in a second if there was no paper work involved.
Canada Oil Reserves, Production and Consumption Statistics - Worldometer
Current and historical Reserves, Production, and Consumption of Oil in Canada. Global rank and share of world's total. Data, Statistics and Charts.
3rd oil reserves in the world
After U.S. outreach, Alberta separatists will head to Latin America to rustle up support for their cause
Alberta’s separatist leaders are courting Washington and planning pipelines as they edge closer to a possible referendum on leaving Canada.
nationalpost.com
There's a pretty big independence movement in Alberta and most Conservative types in western Canada are sick of eastern liberals running the country into the ground...
Ha! It's like a corporate anti-merger defense. Canada took in all the Indians as a poison pill defense, to make them unattractive as a takeover target.
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Poison Pill: A Defense Strategy and Shareholder Rights Plan
The poison pill is a tactic public companies sometimes use to deter a hostile takeover.
I’m just now realizing about 10% of Greenland is habitable . It has minerals but not many population centers . Basically like one of the northern provinces in Canada
I think it is much less than that. Much of the area that is ice free consists of steep rocky terrain. The areas suitable for building might be less than 1% of the territory, and even less is able to grow anything at all. The Norse farmed at least some in their original colonies, but they starved and died out, so that goes to show how poor the land is for agriculture. They probably could make use of hydroponics. I don't know if they do this currently.
There might be some opportunity to increase fishing, but I suspect existing fishing fleets are already exploiting the local fish stocks to their limits and beyond. I think the primary economic opportunity in Greenland is mining, which could potentially be huge. I think possible mining, and simple geographical/strategic considerations are the primary attractions of Greenland for the US.
Right . The topography on a flat map is misleading. I mean it could be good for mining. But beyond that? Not really
Edit total population of Greenland is 57000. No system of roads, except for some local paved roads. They use helicopters, ferry, boats, and in the winter dog sleds or snowmobiles
Edit total population of Greenland is 57000. No system of roads, except for some local paved roads. They use helicopters, ferry, boats, and in the winter dog sleds or snowmobiles
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There is a broad consensus that Greenland holds huge mining opportunities, including rare earth materials, which have critical strategic value now. China currently produces almost all the world's rare earth materials, and there is a big push to bring independent sources online.
Why the world finds itself in a Greenland 'mining rush'
Melting ice in Greenland is exposing critical mineral resources. Mining companies and governments are eyeing the underexplored wealth.
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I was on a flight once that went over Greenland. It's by far the most desolate place I've ever seen. Nothing but ice and snow covered mountains and glaciers from horizon to horizon as far as the eye could see. It was awesome but also kind of intimidating. It's probably impossible to get a feel for it without seeing it yourself.
Expanding the number of military bases in Greenland will allow the US to more easily interfere with the new 'Northern Sea Route', all along its lenght, not just around Alaska. The Northern Sea Route is a new arctic path for Chinese trade vessels heading to Europe. Russian icebreakers operate continuously to keep highways open in the sheet ice. This new route is a reaction to the threat of the US closing the Mallaca Straights in a future blockade of Chinese trade. It is all about containment of China, and retaining global primacy.
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US Seeks Greenland Grab as Pursuit of Primacy Accelerates
All under the guise of “pursuing peace” in a proxy war the US itself engineered, and is, for all intents and purposes, fighting against Russia simply
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Expanding the number of military bases in Greenland will allow the US to more easily interfere with the new 'Northern Sea Route', all along its lenght, not just around Alaska. The Northern Sea Route is a new arctic path for Chinese trade vessels heading to Europe. Russian icebreakers operate continuously to keep highways open in the sheet ice. This new route is a reaction to the threat of the US closing the Mallaca Straights in a future blockade of Chinese trade. It is all about containment of China, and retaining global primacy.
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US Seeks Greenland Grab as Pursuit of Primacy Accelerates
All under the guise of “pursuing peace” in a proxy war the US itself engineered, and is, for all intents and purposes, fighting against Russia simply
Agreed. In addition, current Russian shipping from Murmansk comes down through the channel between Europe and Greenland, on either side of Iceland. Not only commercial shipping, but warships and submarines.
The ability to sneak submarines through is a critical issue. NATO currently has a network of sensors through that whole area of the ocean, to listen for any passing submarines, and track them. A similar network surrounds China covering each gap in the string of islands around the South China Sea. Between these, it's very difficult for Russian or Chinese submarines to get out into open water without being detected and tracked.
The US already has forces based in Greenland for this purpose, but China has been sniffing around trying to make mining deals with Greenland, and that might end up compromising our military strategic position as well. Trump wants to lock in the US ability to exert control over that region, and lock out China, both economically and militarily.