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History 101: The Greenland Purchase

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The naysayer comments on Trump wanting to buy Greenland sound just like the naysayer comments regardingThomas Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase | image tagged in thomas jefferson,donald trump | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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Buying Greenland is NOT folly. It's a National Emergency.
Right now China has the market for 90 % of these metals.

Greenland has many materials that are needed for batteries, including:
Lithium: A key component of lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles
Graphite: A naturally occurring carbon that's used in batteries and electrodes
Rare earth elements (REEs): Used in permanent magnets for electric vehicles and wind turbines
Cobalt and nickel: Key metals for the battery industry
Niobium, hafnium, and zirconium: Key components for batteries and other technological applications

AI NEEDS these, and AI is the future.
3 ups, 1d
And not coincidentally, most countries where China is attempting to extend its influence in Africa or South America, are rich in some or many of these materials. I don't believe in coincidences.

We don't have to invade or make Greenland a state like the hysterical media would have us believe. We can make a deal to protect them (since Denmark obviously can't) in exchange for agreed upon mineral rights.

As usual, Trump is playing chess to their checkers, and on top of it, he's 4 or 5 moves ahead of them (them being libtards and the media... sorry for the redundancy)
2 ups, 10h
Trump didn't just make this up either.
Harry Truman ( The Democrat President) actually made an offer to Denmark in 1946 to buy Greenland
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HISTORY 101: The naysayer comments on Trump wanting to buy Greenland sound just like the naysayer comments regardingThomas Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase