Trump Won’t Add Canada, Greenland or Panama to US Territory, Carney Says
The idea of Donald Trump annexing Canada, Greenland, or Panama to the United States is, frankly, absurd. While it’s tempting to engage in speculative scenarios, the reality is far less dramatic. This isn’t a serious geopolitical threat; it’s more akin to a provocative statement that’s been misinterpreted and blown out of proportion.
The notion that Trump would seriously pursue such actions seems highly unlikely, considering the logistical and political complexities involved. Annexation of a country, even one like Panama, with its existing infrastructure and governmental system, is not a simple act of acquisition.… Continue reading
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