Greenland and Panama Reject Trump's Expansionism Plans
President Trump's ambitious plans to expand America's territorial footprint faced staunch opposition from Greenland and Panama as they both rejected the proposal.
President Trump's aspirations to increase America's territory hit a roadblock as both Greenland and Panama firmly pushed back against his plans, refusing to be part of any expansionist agenda.
The rejection came after President Trump declared his intentions to take over the Panama Canal, Greenland, and even to venture into planting the U.S. flag on Mars and beyond during his address to Congress.
Greenland, a Danish territory, emphasized its desire to maintain sovereignty and independence, with its Prime Minister stating, 'We don't want to be Americans.'
Meanwhile, Panama firmly stated that it would not allow the U.S. to take over the Panama Canal, citing the strategic importance of the waterway and its significant role in global trade.
The statements from Greenland and Panama mark a clear stand against President Trump's grand visions of territorial expansion, highlighting the challenges in executing such ambitions on the international stage.