I just watched President Trump make his pitch for Greenland at the WEF in Davos. This is serious, and Trump isn’t letting this go.
Author: Richard Nestoff (Page 3 of 128)
Greenland must be good for something.
It’s 50 times bigger than regular Denmark, so they need it to maintain a significant footprint on the globe. If the US owns Greenland, Canada feels claustrophobic, but otherwise, who cares?
Whatever resources or strategic advantages there are in Greenland, the US can access with a long-term lease. The US maintains Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba, and we don’t even like them. If an American thinks about Denmark, we think of those butter cookies in the blue cookie tin or we are thinking about the Netherlands by mistake.
Trump has a Greenland strategy that isn’t obvious, but we don’t need to be concerned.
What percent of the population works for the federal government?
The federal government employees the smallest percentage of the workforce in at least the last 80 years. That’s extra impressive considering how much President Trump has gotten accomplished.
Two Tier Keir Has a Problem Called ‘Waifu Amelia’ and It Is Screamingly Funny
Somebody has to stand up for The Land of Hope and Glory, and it’s a fictional, purple-haired anime girl named Amelia.
Sparky says this is a high-traffic pinch point because it’s the easiest way to get passed the highway fence. If I can get him a Mosin–Nagant, he says the coyote problem will be resolved.
Karl may have one. Hell, Karl may have Häyhä old rifle. He collects all kinds of stuff, and has a good opinion of Sparky. Karl could have a Suomi KP/-31, but he’d never let a dog use a submachine gun.
We had a thunder blizzard for a few minutes today. Sparky says that thunder and lightning don’t frighten him, but it does get him keyed up and ready for action.
When we went outside, Sparky went all winter wolf. Now he wants me to make him a winter camo jacket like a Finnish sniper.
In this photo, he looks more like a Swedish meatball.
Star Trek: Star Fleet Academy should lean into that premise.
Star Trek technology was always based on dilithium crystals as a power source. The Burn, was a catastrophic event in which all the dilithium crystals became inert. All star ships that were deployed lost power, resulting in the deaths of a vast number of Star Fleet personnel.
Star Fleet personnel were always the best of the best, because in a post-scarcity society, people could pursue any career or endeavor that appealed to them. After The Burn, the best of the best were gone, and their courageous and competent genes were gone too.
A hundred years after The Burn, when Star Fleet is ready to reestablish Star Fleet Academy, all they have left are these theater kids.
Sparky observed that it’s been a while since he’s been in a music video.
“I like that one where Thor and those two girls beat up the skelertons. Can we do that?”