@josemontesinos @newsguyusa can you point to any time in history where Donald Trump has honored a deal he made? He even wrote a book called “the art of the deal” where he explains in great detail how he makes commitments to get financed and then uses that money to take the situation hostage. After that, he brags about going back and renegotiate because he has “all the power” to do so (holds the cards).

The Western Banks learned all about him during the 1980s and the 1990s, which is why he was blackballed from most of them, which put him in a cash crunch. His enterprise was, eventually, financed by Russian banks or rather Cypress banks funded by Russian (old Soviet) money in the last minute, which why the Russians had so much power and influence over him… nowadays, as Russia’s financial situation is much different, I have a feeling that his empire is underwritten by middle eastern money, which is why you see them pop up (with Jared Kushner) in most all of America’s affairs.

@JoelKlebanoff @newsguyusa the problem isn’t Trump per se. If the man took his last breath in his sleep tomorrow night, you will just see somebody else come up the next morning to continue the work/momentum that is sponsored by the global fossil fuel industry, which includes Canadian companies and individuals.
Greenland is just a project or perhaps a distraction in itself (not saying it isn’t real, but a distraction). Where the world should be very afraid right now, and support the few who fight against it, is the conservative movement’s attack on the American Fed (Central bank). The people behind Trump have already gained control over the US Supreme Court, if they can also get control of the central bank, the world as you know it will definitely change, with or without Greenland.