We continued our trek home and made some detours along the way. The blog won’t allow photographs for some reason it knows but I don’t. We’ll be home Thursday and may remedy the situation I will say that we arrived at The Devil’s Tower at the perfect moment.
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Something to consider -
President Trump recently signed a security agreement granting the United States permanent military access and security control in Greenland without acquiring the territory.
Why?
Because the US is going pull all their military assets out the UK.
The recent incident at RAF Fairford, considering the dodgy story behind it all, could quite easily be nothing more than a false flag operation. Its only purpose was to prove the UK is incapable of keeping US military operations safe and therefore provide a credible argument for why the US shouldn't remain in the UK.
Greenland is easy to protect and secure unlike the UK where military aged single men arrive on UK shores in inflatable boats on a daily basis under the full protection of a two-tier justice system.
Trump has the foresight to see how the influence of leftist-multiculturalism will turn the UK (and other European states) against any further support of military actions in the Middle East. That precedent started when the British government initially declined to permit the use of certain bases for initial offensive U.S.-Israeli strikes against Iran.
Spain has already banned the US from Rota Naval Base and Moron Air Base for operations against Iran. France and Italy are also on the fence but that could change as quickly as the next election cycle.
If the UK, Spain, Italy and France are any indicator of how our so-called "NATO partners" support us, then the US should simply remove all military assets from Europe and leave Europe to it's own demise.
You know the funny part is that this isn't so. There are no fleet anchorages in Greenland and never will be. The population, industrial and technical base does not exist to support a massive US military presence on the island. So no, I don't think President Trump is going to relocate to Greenland. On the other hand, I think he may well hollow out the US commitment to NATO in Europe. There's no point in us staying there if they're just going to pick a fight with Russia and then act all surprised and shit when Russia retaliates. That's the basis of WWII in the Pacific and I think its safe to say the industrialists of the 30s drove us into War in Europe as quickly as they could get us there. More on that.
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