Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about U.S. plans to invade Greenland and resources for you.

At a recent congressional hearing, the U.S. Secretary of Defense seemed to acknowledge the U.S. having plans to take over Greenland and Panama.

Sechdef Hegeseth was questioned about the existence of such plans and repeatedly said,

quote, our job at the Defense Department is to have plans for any contingency.

Republican Representative Mike Turner of Ohio asked,

quote, it is not your testimony today that there are plans at the Pentagon for taking by force

or invading Greenland, correct? Then Hegsa started to repeat his canned answer when the representative added that he hoped that wasn't his testimony.

At this point, it seems like Hegss started to realize his answer wasn't appropriate and said, quote,

We look forward to working with Greenland to ensure that it is secured from any potential threats.

I know Dee answered a question about this on the Interstate Show over on the second channel,

but just to get a little deeper into this, it is completely normal for the U.S. to have plans to move into,

well, pretty much any country. It's not normal to the U.S. to have plans to move into, well, pretty much any country.

It's not normal to admit it or to allow it to be framed as an invasion.

There's a rough sketch plan to take pretty much every country, even our strongest traditional

allies. And that isn't a Trump thing. We certainly have plans

to take Poland. Why? Because we might have to take it back from Russia. Greenland is strategically

important, and I would bet anything that we have multiple plans on how to retake the country that predate even Trump's

first term. They definitely exist for Panama as well. Because of Trump's rhetoric about Greenland,

Hegg says evasive, we plan for all contingencies line, took on a whole different and frankly unnecessary tone. Trump's rhetoric about

longtime U.S. allies has been damaging enough. It might not be a great idea to make the mundane

seem extraordinary. But this brings us to a resource that a lot of people don't know about.

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