Canada and Denmark share a 1.2 km long land border on Hans Island since we ended the Whisky War in 2022.
So technically we could join the European Union.
So technically we could join the European Union.
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Do you want to be our primary ally in North America? We are facing some issues with our current top pick.
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Denmark 🇩🇰
We’ll celebrate with a pint of Moosehead and Tuborg.
Sign me up for the European style consumer protections that the tech oligarchs hate.
And the willingness to impose fines and sanctions when they contravene!
The others will be more difficult to divest from, although I've already dumped google search because it's so enshittified.
It was bad enough when we risked our privacy, now we risk our democracies.
Tusind tak ☺️
See, this is the problem with Good Governance and Peaceful Diplomacy. We end up never knowing it's happening!
But yeah, Canada now shares an undefended land border with Denmark/Greenland, via Hans Island, though truthfully it is all Inuit land. How cool is that?
(I mean we should have about 1980, but better late than never)
It would also be amazing for Canada to be part of such a stable trading bloc.
United we stand!!
You are more than welcome!
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Things Portugal could buy more of instead of from the USA are crude petroleum and soybeans.
Maybe once EV production picks up that could be an option too.
Han vurderer, at hans boykot af vine fra USA 🇺🇸kommer til at koste omkring en halv million kroner i tabt omsætning i hans vinbutik.
He would want them too.
And don't forget Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisky_War
But as long as you don't import your spiders here, you're welcome to Europe, as far as I am concerned.
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But don’t see that being a roadblock anyways. Go hard!
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No no no, we the Danes won the war 😉
Put the coffee on.
We’ll be right over.
Kind of like Korea but with a lot more water.
#RenameAndShame
But, honestly, they won't even ratify an 8 year old free trade agreement. That might be a good place to start.
Please follow Qupanuk, she is amazing.
https://youtu.be/5F43by5dqvw?si=U9FcxjtDH2h20ACC
Currently, they're more about "free market" than working for the happiness of its citizens
Anyways, as a French, I'd welcome our Canadian cousins into the EU.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1982_Greenlandic_European_Communities_membership_referendum