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I mean, it is sort of absurd that the main artery through which so much of our trade

flows and over which so much of the migrants and drugs that are coming here go is not in

some way more controlled by us.

It's probably one of Jimmy Carter's worst legacies is seating control of the

Panama Canal Zone to Panama. So I like, you know, Trump's shifting over to windows here,

I think, as he's want to do. And that's good. I also would say it really makes no sense for Greenland

to be controlled by a European power that's not Britain at least given

it's where it is and we should just re invoke the Monroe doctrine and say that it now includes

Greenland. I think you could give every resident of Greenland $100,000 and it would be like $5 billion.

We should just make that offer and then stir up Greenland's politics.

What's not to like?

I mean, just look at it,

the strategic position of it

for nuclear weapons

and control of the seas,

especially the Atlantic,

is just so obvious

that it really should be in America's hands.

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