Well, howdy there, internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Minnesota, Greenland, troops, and coincidence.

Okay, two different groups of U.S. troops are either on their way or are on alert to head to Minnesota.

It's led to a bunch of questions because of something that seems like a weird coincidence.

Let's do the easy one first.

Minnesota has mobilized its National Guard.

Those troops will be wearing green reflective vests to differentiate themselves from other camo-clad forces in the area.

Now, these troops are there for the normal reasons the guard gets called out and are under state control.

There's been some demonstrations and more are expected. So they're coming out.

There's already commentary about how their weapons don't appear to have mags in them.

Three things.

One, they'd obviously have access to live ammunition.

Two, why are there currently demonstrations? Because a shooting happened and polling says a majority of Americans believes it was unjustified.

Maybe lowering the temperature by limiting the possibility of more shootings is a good idea.

3. If the National Guard is capable of handling the demonstrations without lethal force

and using their weapons, what does that say about how things have been handled so far?

Okay. Now let's go on to the one that so many of you asked about.

Trump has also ordered active duty troops on alert for a potential deployment to Minnesota. And by a super weird coincidence,

the unit being spun up is the 11th Airborne. Yes, the same unit we've been talking about all week, because it's the only division

we have truly trained in Arctic warfare and would be necessary for a move against Greenland.

That's led to two lines of questioning. The first is, hey, is the alert a front to get them ready for a move on Greenland?

The second is simply, weird.

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