US President Donald Trump has downplayed concerns about the potential risks to the Nato alliance posed by his plan to acquire Greenland, saying "things are going to work out very well" and claiming he is confident an agreement will be reached during planned meetings in Davos.
Trump stated that something will occur that will be good for everyone. He added that the US would find a way to cooperate with Nato where both sides are happy.
The President also expressed his confidence in reaching a deal over Greenland's financial commitments made by other countries, saying "I doubt it" and noting that Nato members have fought hard to secure an agreement and need this deal badly.
Trump refused to reveal how far he is willing to go to acquire Greenland, stating "You'll find out." He stated that the US has multiple alternatives and what they're doing now is the best option.
In a meeting of the Board of Peace announced last week by Trump, it might replace the United Nations.
Trump also expressed admiration for Norway's energy use in the North Sea but believes that Norway controls the Nobel peace prize awarding process. The US president claimed to have settled eight wars and many participants sent recommendations which suggests he is an accomplished war commander.
The White House press briefing was running late, but will bring you all the latest from Trump about his Greenland plan once it begins.
Trump stated that something will occur that will be good for everyone. He added that the US would find a way to cooperate with Nato where both sides are happy.
The President also expressed his confidence in reaching a deal over Greenland's financial commitments made by other countries, saying "I doubt it" and noting that Nato members have fought hard to secure an agreement and need this deal badly.
Trump refused to reveal how far he is willing to go to acquire Greenland, stating "You'll find out." He stated that the US has multiple alternatives and what they're doing now is the best option.
In a meeting of the Board of Peace announced last week by Trump, it might replace the United Nations.
Trump also expressed admiration for Norway's energy use in the North Sea but believes that Norway controls the Nobel peace prize awarding process. The US president claimed to have settled eight wars and many participants sent recommendations which suggests he is an accomplished war commander.
The White House press briefing was running late, but will bring you all the latest from Trump about his Greenland plan once it begins.
. Like, what exactly does he think he's going to get away with here? Acquiring a whole island nation? It's just begging for trouble. And now he's talking about Nato like they're all just going to roll over and play nice? Please, it's not that simple. I mean, have you seen the current state of global politics? The US is basically just trying to flex its muscles and see how far it can push everyone else before they snap.
I'm not sure what's more concerning, the fact that Trump is trying to acquire Greenland or that he thinks Nato members need this deal badly 
. Like, if he's confident it'll work out for everyone, why is he being so secretive about it? And what does he mean by "something will occur that will be good for everyone"? Is he seriously suggesting that Nato members are just going to roll over and agree to whatever the US wants?
. Eight wars settled in one person's lifetime? That sounds like a pretty tall order to me. Not to mention, if he thinks Norway controls the Nobel peace prize awarding process, that just proves how out of touch he is with reality 
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He's always been a bit of a wild card, but this takes the cake. I mean, who tries to buy an entire island? 
It's just not in his nature to be diplomatic.
. I mean, who downplays concerns like that? It's always better to listen and consider others' perspectives rather than just saying "things will work out" 
. We need to think about how our actions might impact others and work together to find solutions that benefit everyone 
. It's easy to get caught up in our own interests, but true leadership is about finding common ground and working towards a greater good.
is it just a big bluff or does he really think nato is gonna be on board with america buying up the island? 
i dont get why he thinks norway has control over it. 
. Maybe we'll get more info at the press briefing, but for now, I'm keeping a healthy dose of skepticism! 
or something? I also don't get why he's comparing himself to some sort of war hero 
. He hasn't even been in a real war, dude... 
And that part about the Nobel prize thing? Um, no 
and btw, being able to "settle 8 wars" sounds like a pretty big claim to me... 
i mean, not saying it's impossible, but come on dude! 
didnt know he had a peace board lol wth 
guess we'll just have to wait and see 