is a jerk and must be sanctioned. typical behavior of the extreme right like Milei, Noboa, Piñera, Uribe, etc. they always disregard what everyone votes.
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Kathey Aoki WKK
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🔥 1. Trump said that "he does not need international law"
In a recent interview with The New York Times, Donald Trump was asked whether international law could limit his actions as president.
📌 Trump responded that he does not need it, and that the only thing that can stop him is his "own morality and his own mind" — an unusual phrase that drew strong criticism because it suggests that international law does not bind him if he does not want it to.
✔️ This statement was indeed reported verbatim by reliable media.
⚠️ It does not literally mean that there are no international laws: it means that he says he does not feel obligated by them if he believes they do not benefit him.
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💥 2. Trump has insisted that the United States must take Greenland
Since early January 2026, Trump has made Greenland a central theme of his foreign policy, stating that:
🔹 "The United States needs Greenland for national security and because it is not sufficiently defended."
🔹 He has said that the island must be under U.S. control, even if Denmark or Greenland do not agree.
🔹 He has used diplomatically aggressive language, suggesting that if allies do not support the U.S. position, there will be consequences (such as tariffs or economic pressure) for those who oppose.
✔️ All of these points have been reported by recognized news agencies.
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💣 3. It is not militarily seizing… yet (formally)
Despite that tough language:
❗ In recent speeches (such as at the World Economic Forum in Davos), Trump said that he does not plan to use military force to take Greenland, although he raised scenarios of pressure or negotiations to have it in U.S. hands.
✔️ It is important to clarify that there is no evidence of an ongoing armed invasion or official orders to use armed forces to annex it, but the statements have been sufficiently belligerent to generate diplomatic alarm.
In a recent interview with The New York Times, Donald Trump was asked whether international law could limit his actions as president.
📌 Trump responded that he does not need it, and that the only thing that can stop him is his "own morality and his own mind" — an unusual phrase that drew strong criticism because it suggests that international law does not bind him if he does not want it to.
✔️ This statement was indeed reported verbatim by reliable media.
⚠️ It does not literally mean that there are no international laws: it means that he says he does not feel obligated by them if he believes they do not benefit him.
⸻
💥 2. Trump has insisted that the United States must take Greenland
Since early January 2026, Trump has made Greenland a central theme of his foreign policy, stating that:
🔹 "The United States needs Greenland for national security and because it is not sufficiently defended."
🔹 He has said that the island must be under U.S. control, even if Denmark or Greenland do not agree.
🔹 He has used diplomatically aggressive language, suggesting that if allies do not support the U.S. position, there will be consequences (such as tariffs or economic pressure) for those who oppose.
✔️ All of these points have been reported by recognized news agencies.
⸻
💣 3. It is not militarily seizing… yet (formally)
Despite that tough language:
❗ In recent speeches (such as at the World Economic Forum in Davos), Trump said that he does not plan to use military force to take Greenland, although he raised scenarios of pressure or negotiations to have it in U.S. hands.
✔️ It is important to clarify that there is no evidence of an ongoing armed invasion or official orders to use armed forces to annex it, but the statements have been sufficiently belligerent to generate diplomatic alarm.
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