Canada, the Panama Canal, and Now Greenland. What’s Behind Trump’s Expansionist Rhetoric?
Peloni: In the test of wills with its enemies, there can be but one master of the seas, and that must inevitably be the American Navy. As such, the imposition of the Panama govt to wage a economic war against the US should be seen in the light in which it was intended, as a sign of deference to China over the US, and with the return of Trump to office, it should be understood that this early warning shot towards Panama is in fact intended to represent the Trump’s refusal to let the American economy suffer such abuses from friend or foe.
Robert Spencer | December 23, 2024
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First, President-elect Donald Trump tweaked Canada’s far-left Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about becoming governor of the 51st state of the United States of America. Then he said that the Panama Canal should once again come under American control. Make that the 52nd state. And now, are you ready for a 53rd state? On Sunday, Trump renewed a call he made during his first term: that the United States should buy Greenland from Denmark. Could the man possibly be serious?









