Denmark has ruled out selling Greenland to US President Donald Trump after a White House economic adviser flagged the idea and claimed the situation was "developing".
Greenland warned the island could not be bought, saying it was "open for business and not for sale". President Trump insisted he could help Denmark, arguing the nation was currently weighed down economically by the island. Image: Getty
Source: News Formal (newsformal.com)
What is it with Trump/Murdoch and Denmark?
Time for another adviser to go.
MSM orchestrated distraction from the abysmal performance of Democrat Presidential Contenders in the past 4 weeks or so 🤣😂😇
This:
Watch now all the nasty names Trump will call the people of Denmark and Greenland just because the manbaby has not got his way
Will he settle for Norfolk Island ? 🤔
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