Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's Greenland Gambit being met with disapproval.

As the meeting between representatives of the U.S., Greenland, and Denmark was underway,

Trump got bad news all around. Polling came out the U.S., Greenland, and Denmark was underway.

Trump got bad news all around.

Polling came out from Quinepeake University that found that 86% of respondents

are against the U.S. using military force to take Greenland.

86%.

Do you know how hard it is to get 86% of Americans to agree on anything?

Beyond that, a majority of 55% oppose even buying it without force.

The short version here is that Americans oppose this.

Maybe it's because they can't buy groceries and Trump wants to buy an island.

Maybe Americans don't want to subject the people of Greenland to Trump's failing economy.

News also came out that multiple European countries are planning a military exercise

that will put more troops in Greenland, which is clear signaling that U.S. advances are being rejected

and that Greenland and Denmark have Europe behind them.

The exercise, quote, could include guarding critical infrastructure,

providing assistance to local authorities in Greenland, including the police,

receiving Allied troops, deploying fighter aircraft in and around Greenland, and conducting naval operations.

This is a NATO exercise, signaling to the U.S. in the same way military exercises signal all over

the world to countries like North Korea or Russia.

The White House posted an image of two dog sleds, with paths toward a U.S. future and a Chinese Russian future, with the tagline of, which way, Greenland man?

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