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Donald Trump caused a stir again when he suggested that the recent independence vote in Greenland was good news and that someday the United States

might have to absorb Greenland. But nevertheless, given the nature of the Trump counter-revolution,

we need to be very careful how we speak. The quieter that we can be, the more effective

and more encompassing can be the reforms. And we're going to try

to make sure that we're not an existential enemy of China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, and an array

of anti-Western societies. Hello, this is Victor Davis-Hansson for the Daily Signal.

Donald Trump caused a stir again when he suggested that the recent independence vote in Greenland was a good news, and that someday, sometimes,

somewhere the United States might have to absorb Greenland.

I guess he meant militarily.

That's not a wise thing to say, because we understand that Greenland is a huge, near-continent-sized country with only 56,000

residents, and it's kind of an ossified colonial client of Denmark. But nevertheless, there are ways to

partner with the people of Greenland, whether they remain a colony of Denmark or whether they're

independent that will keep Russia and China out. The same thing is true of Panama. We don't need

to keep saying that we may someday somewhere need to use force to restore Panama. We don't

really want, I don't think we want the Panama Canal back.

All we want is, and we have achieved that, is not to have the Chinese controlling the exit

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