US Eyes Greenland, Blames Venezuela for 'Emboldening' Trump's Imperial Dreams
The Financial Times highlights speculation that a 'post-Venezuelan operation' Trump might target Greenland for its resources, linking it to a 'foreign balm for domestic pain.' What the respectable publication neglects to mention is the historical pattern: US administrations, regardless of party, have repeatedly pursued territorial or resource acquisitions under various pretexts. This isn't
newfound bravado; it's a consistent playbook. Ignoring America's own centuries-long history of 'balms for domestic pain' through expansion and intervention is less journalism, more carefully curated amnesia. How is a nation 'emboldened' to do what it has demonstrably always attempted to do?