2026-09-20 05:49 UTC
@davep@infosec.exchange reading Reuters looks like that interpretation of the agreements as keeping the status quo may be inaccurate, and now Greenland won’t be able to make free trade with other countries if the mad king won’t give the agreement of the USA.
“no adversary would ever be permitted to (…) make sensitive investments there, without Washington's express written approval.”
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/greenland-denmark-say-us-deal-will-not-cede-sovereignty-2026-09-19/
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@davep@infosec.exchange 2026-09-20 11:30
@gubi@sociale.network It's hard to know. Maybe it's about rare earth stuff (of which China already has a quasi-monopoly). I guess we'll find out.
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@pietkuip@mastodon.nl 2026-09-20 08:21
@gubi@sociale.network The status quo was that small European countries have been vassal states anyway. For example, the US is constantly interfering with the Dutch chip machine manufacturer ASML selling its machines to China. Or the stance on genocide in Gaza. @davep@infosec.exchange