Trump has stated
that he does not rule out using military means to seize Greenland, citing the
need to counter military threats from China and Russia. Greenland has a
population of only 50,000 to 60,000 people, and Denmark, the Netherlands, and
the EU provide economic assistance. The only military base on Greenland is
American, and Denmark, as the sovereign state, is a NATO member. Therefore,
Greenland is under NATO's protection, and the U.S., as the leading force in
NATO, has no justification for occupying Greenland for military purposes. As
for the claim that Greenland has rare earth resources urgently needed by the
U.S., rare earth mining involves extracting a few grams of elements from
several tons of ore, which severely damages the environment and is rejected by
many countries. Moreover, mining in Greenland's hard permafrost environment is
costly and difficult. Ultimately, Trump's proposal is still a territorial
claim, similar to the annexation of Canada, to easily fulfill his so-called
campaign promise of making America great again. This is the same excuse Putin
used to invade Ukraine, only replacing the great revival of the Russian nation
with the American one.
Recently, the same
logic has appeared in Trump's statements regarding Canada and Panama. In short,
as long as it benefits the U.S., other countries must give up their
sovereignty; otherwise, they face tariffs or military invasion. To achieve
America's greatness, Trump can justify territorial expansion just
like Putin. Although wars have continued worldwide since the end of the Cold
War, there has been no large-scale global war, allowing humanity to enjoy
relative peace for over 40 years and gradually achieve globalization through
economic and trade cooperation. Until the Russia-Ukraine conflict broke out,
countries hoped to keep the war within controllable limits. Given the current
progress of the war and Russia's military decline, if it continues for a while
longer, Russia's military resources will be exhausted, and Putin will
undoubtedly be defeated, ending the war and avoiding further deterioration.
However, with Trump's return and many uncertainties in the next four years, the
confrontation between the East and West camps on the Ukrainian battlefield will
undergo unpredictable changes.
The alliance of
Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and others are likely to gain a decisive military
advantage, while Ukraine will face total defeat, losing territory and
permanently unable to join NATO. Trump's recent territorial demands on other
countries aim to legitimize aggressive wars using America's strength. Thus,
Russia's territorial invasion of Ukraine becomes a legitimate demand. The U.S.
withdrawing support for Ukraine will lead to NATO's disintegration, and Europe
alone cannot bear the long-term pressure of war against Russia. Ultimately,
Europe will have to abandon or conditionally support Ukraine. With NATO's
disintegration, the military force to counter Russia will no longer exist.
Initially, Russia invaded Ukraine to prevent NATO's eastward expansion, but it
will eventually lead to Russia's westward expansion. After solving the Ukraine
issue, Russia's next step will inevitably be to invade Poland and expand into
Eastern Europe. In short, Ukraine's failure is Putin's victory, and the great
revival of the Russian nation will finally succeed.
After Trump
dismantles NATO, Russia will ally with rogue states in the West,
creating a new world order and establishing a new community of human destiny.
The so-called democratic system will collapse with the disintegration of
military alliances, leading humanity into unprecedented changes since World War
II. Trump is the ultimate decisive force relied upon by authoritarian
countries, a true nuclear bomb lurking in Western countries yet to explode. In
the next four years, he will bear the historical mission of ending NATO,
helping Russia rebuild the former Soviet Empire's glory, and, along with other
allies, reshape the international order. Trump will become the core creator of
the community of human destiny, the leader of the world's people, and rule for
life.
