Is Trump Administration Pushing Greenland, Denmark Away From US? (Bloomberg Television on YouTube, Mar 28, 2025 - 7:33 min.)
Yes, of course it is! How could it not push Greenland and Denmark away?
Rufus Gifford again appears in this context in the Bloomberg video:
Rufus Gifford, Former US Ambassador to Denmark, states the Trump Administration is "dead wrong" and using "authoritarian rhetoric" when sharing his thoughts on whether or not Greenland would be better kept under United States control for security purposes. Gifford talks about how the Trump Administration is pushing Greenland & Denmark away from the US, and how Vice President Vance's visit to Greenland is playing in Russia President Putin's favor. Rufus speaks with Kailey Leinz and Joe Mathieu on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
What has happened in recent days is that some of the most fervent USA admirers in Denmark - all of them right-wingers, obviously - have turned their backs on the USA. Like this ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊:
Søren Pinds elskede USA er faldet: »Jeg gider kraftedeme ikke synge ’My Way’ længere« (Information.dk, Mar 27, 2025)
Hvad gør man, når en »Mussolini-skikkelse« overtager det USA, man elsker? Søren Pind kalder til åndelig modstandskamp
Søren Pind's beloved USA has fallen: "I don't ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ want to sing 'My Way' anymore"
What do you do when a "Mussolini kind of guy" takes over the USA that you love? Søren Pind calls for spiritual resistance
Pind (Wikipedia) is not a singer. He is a former politician and probably Denmark's biggest Reaganite ever.
And he is not the only right-winger who has stopped believing in the 'American dream' recently.
And speaking of Mussolini, It kind of reminds me of another Danish ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊, the vicar
Kaj Munk (Wikipedia), a big admirer of Mussolini and Hitler, who nevertheless ended up being shot by the Nazis during the German occupation of Denmark for taking part in the spiritual resistance (another parallel to Pind).
(Munk was still an ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊: the Nazis helped him fulfill an old dream of his of becoming a Christian martyr: suicide by Nazis. When he was warned by members of the resistance to go into hiding, he refused to do so.)
But it's what often happens to members of the Radical Right when their heroes offend the nationalism of
their particular nation. They tend to become either collaborators or members of the resistance. In the case of the latter, often only
spiritually ...
ETA: To be fair, Munk turned against Mussolini and Hitler before the Nazis occupied Denmark in 1940. He criticized Mussolilni's war in Ethiopia and Hitler's persecution of the Jews. And to be fair to Søren Pind, he also turned against the USA before the USA occupied Greenland.