US Attacks Venezuela; Suddenly, Greenland Looks Tasty
The US assault on Venezuela and the jailing of President Nicolás Maduro has sparked a predictable 'Maga' fantasy for Greenland, with Katie Miller, wife of Trump aide Stephen Miller, posting an image of the Danish territory under the Stars and Stripes. This isn't just 'troll' behavior; it's a direct echo of countless US interventions that recast sovereign nations as strategic assets. Remember when
the US tried to buy Greenland in 2019? This isn't about 'freeing' nations; it's about control, oil, and mineral rights, a playbook as old as the Monroe Doctrine. We are consistently told these interventions uphold 'democracy' and 'human rights,' but the pattern reveals a stark contradiction. How many times must the US destabilize a resource-rich nation before the media connects the dots between
'freedom operations' and the ensuing scramble for geopolitical advantage? The 'concern' over Greenland's future isn't paranoia; it's an informed observation of historical precedent, conveniently ignored when the narrative demands 'US benevolence.' One might wonder if Copenhagen is now nervously checking their oil reserves.