To The Moon

Back in 2017, the Trump administration floated the idea of acquiring Greenland. In interviews, Trump said he was fascinated by the deal—the island is massive, and in his words it would be a “great real estate transaction,” one that would secure his place in history.In 2019, Denmark shut it down—hard. Copenhagen called the notion of selling Greenland and its people “completely absurd.” Many observers wrote the proposal off as a joke.Then early 2020 hit. COVID exploded, domestic crises took center stage, and the Greenland idea was shelved.Fast-forward to 2025. Trump is back in power, and the Greenland purchase is back on the table—this time with real momentum.The world can’t laugh it off anymore. To signal support for Denmark, several European countries staged symbolic military exercises in

Back in 2017, the Trump administration floated the idea of acquiring Greenland. In interviews, Trump said he was fascinated by the deal—the island is massive, and in his words it would be a “great real estate transaction,” one that would secure his place in history.In 2019, Denmark shut it down—hard. Copenhagen called the notion of selling Greenland and its people “completely absurd.” Many observers wrote the proposal off as a joke.Then early 2020 hit. COVID exploded, domestic crises took center stage, and the Greenland idea was shelved.Fast-forward to 2025. Trump is back in power, and the Greenland purchase is back on the table—this time with real momentum.The world can’t laugh it off anymore. To signal support for Denmark, several European countries staged symbolic military exercises in

Back in 2017, the Trump administration floated the idea of acquiring Greenland. In interviews, Trump said he was fascinated by the deal—the island is massive, and in his words it would be a “great real estate transaction,” one that would secure his place in history.In 2019, Denmark shut it down—hard. Copenhagen called the notion of selling Greenland and its people “completely absurd.” Many observers wrote the proposal off as a joke.Then early 2020 hit. COVID exploded, domestic crises took center stage, and the Greenland idea was shelved.Fast-forward to 2025. Trump is back in power, and the Greenland purchase is back on the table—this time with real momentum.The world can’t laugh it off anymore. To signal support for Denmark, several European countries staged symbolic military exercises in

Back in 2017, the Trump administration floated the idea of acquiring Greenland. In interviews, Trump said he was fascinated by the deal—the island is massive, and in his words it would be a “great real estate transaction,” one that would secure his place in history.In 2019, Denmark shut it down—hard. Copenhagen called the notion of selling Greenland and its people “completely absurd.” Many observers wrote the proposal off as a joke.Then early 2020 hit. COVID exploded, domestic crises took center stage, and the Greenland idea was shelved.Fast-forward to 2025. Trump is back in power, and the Greenland purchase is back on the table—this time with real momentum.The world can’t laugh it off anymore. To signal support for Denmark, several European countries staged symbolic military exercises in