United States Northern Command

You're not getting any of that without American approval, even more clearly making the case that Greenland now technically belongs to Denmark, might become officially independent, but practically speaking belongs to the United States.

Even as a matter of the military, we are now treating Greenland as part of Northern Command.

We're treating Greenland as part of, uh, as part of looking northward toward the American interests rather than looking toward Europe.

Finally, and this is where the rubber meets the road, the US is going to rebuild the military in Greenland.

It is a national security threat because it's hovering over nuclear installations, nuclear weapons facilities, and sensitive military sites.

It's a genuine concern to the bosses at NORAD and NORTHCOM.

Yeah, we appreciate that, but actually, we don't really want you guys in the public to let us know about it.

Why?

He said this is what he's going to do.

Every COCOM commander, combatant commander, soldier, United States Pacific Command, PACOM, AFRICOM, NORTHCOM, SOUTHCOM, all of them will probably resign because they can't do their jobs.

Because for this to happen, he's got to pull resources from all of the other combatant commands to do it because it's not in theater.

That's the part that no one wants to talk about when you have bombed out bases and your nearest logistical hub is Diego Garcia, which is about 3,000 miles away.

During a remarkable 37-year military career, General Robinson became the first woman in American history to lead a major unified combatant command.

As commander of U.S. Northern Command in NORAD, she was responsible for helping defend the United States and Canada against threats from the air and space.

She previously commanded Pacific Air Forces, leading approximately 45,000 airmen across half the globe.

General Robinson will officially name Legend of the Seas in Fort Lauderdale on November 11, Veterans Day.

That was the counter cartel mission run by the US Southern Command, but it was in conjunction with a lot of local authorities.

I think what's trying to be built here is a Northern Command similar operation run with Canadian authorities to address all of these issues.

And it is highly notable that, so the list is there to be an official list of, hey, these are threats to the United States.

And Canada's not actually on the list, but they are addressed in the report as having failed.

And not

be fooled by these people, right? In fact, right now, there is a meeting between basically the upper echelon of Mexican security with NORTHCOM.

Yeah.

So it's an always-present risk and danger there from the United States.