Greenland Leaders Reject U.S. Purchase Proposal (Full Transcript)

Name: Greenland Leaders Reject U.S. Purchase Proposal
Uploaded: 2026-01-20T10:22:13+00:00
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Description: Greenland and Denmark voice unity and shock at the notion of selling Greenland, emphasizing sovereignty and disappointment with U.S. rhetoric.

Greenland and Denmark voice unity and shock at the notion of selling Greenland, emphasizing sovereignty and disappointment with U.S. rhetoric.

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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Greenland not for sale. Greenland not for sale. Greenland's not for sale. Es muy importante que estemos juntos y que se muestre que Greenland is not for sale y que no queremos ser inactivos por los Estados Unidos.

[00:00:29] Speaker 2: Es un shock para todos nosotros que un presidente estadounidense pueda tener ideas como estas. El reino de Denmark siempre ha apoyado a los Estados Unidos cuando han tenido problemas y ahora dicen gracias a nosotros de esta manera.

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Speakers emphatically reject the idea of Greenland being sold, stressing unity and opposition to U.S. pressure. They express shock that a U.S. president would propose such an idea and disappointment given Denmark’s historical support for the United States.

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Greenland and Denmark Reject Notion of Selling Greenland

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Key Takeaways

Greenlandic voices insist Greenland is not for sale and call for unity to demonstrate this stance.
The proposal attributed to a U.S. president is viewed as shocking and unacceptable.
Denmark is portrayed as a long-time supporter of the U.S., making the suggestion feel disrespectful.
The remarks highlight concerns about U.S. influence and sovereignty over Greenland.

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Sentiments

Negative: The tone is defensive and upset, marked by repeated rejection, shock, and disappointment toward the U.S. president’s proposal despite Denmark’s past support.

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