I'm Portuguese and I always saw Greenland as it's 'own solo country' almost like a continent itself. Gorgeous country and beautiful language! Wish to be able to visit someday soon!
only because europeans forced them to live the european, domesticated and subjugated way. they’ve lived there for 1,000 years without a grocery store, they can do it again if europeans stop fucking up the ocean.
Denmark gets raw materials from Greenland. Faroe Island people talk about independence as well. It's not up to us or Denmark to decide how these people move forward. Faroe Islands' population is similar in numbers to Greenland. They should be treated as equal humans with unique life experiences. If they want to be independent then subsidies won't hold them back. Not everything is about money.
America was a British colony and becoming independent brought it lots of economic problems in the beginning, so... I honestly hate all those people who say that countries should not be colonies to other countries because they might have some economic difficulties in the beginning Yes, it won't be easy, but freedom and independence are worth everything
I’m from India, I just looked up Greenland population, it said 56,000. As an Indian I can’t even comprehend that info cuz I probably have 4 × that population living in my neighbourhood 💀
I saw one of this women’s videos before and said to myself she’s either making videos based on or getting Nas to write them. And then I was watching this video and thought to myself it won’t be long before nas turns up for a collab and starts banging on about freedom, and what do you know. I was absolutely right. 😂😂 I can’t believe people listen to this cretin
I think Greenland could still benefit from being in the European Union but as its own country and state, also to protect itself from American and Russian threats to take over the land in future, being in the European Union would offer legal protections that would benefit
Greenland is already a full member of Nato and the European Council. And because Greenlandic passports are issued by an EU country (Denmark), Greenlanders already enjoy the freedom of movement. So I don't really see any gain from actual EU membership.
Yeah I remember reading about that, but sometimes it feels like it isn’t part of a continent. Edit: fine Greenland is it’s own continent if Europe is 💀
Im Finnish, and fun fact, im partly inuit, atleast from my fathers side, and it is very common to be almost fully finnish, and commonly partly inuit here.
I don't think it's good, the country has few to no resources they have oil but even denmark and the US couldn't reach it. They will just become a 3rd world country. Remember it's harder when you live in the 1st world and change instantly to the 3rd world
Dammm she just straight out went for mutiny , that too smiling 😂😂😂😂 EDIT: Damm I am famous. P.S.---- I DIDN'T WROTE THIS COMMENT TO DISRESPECT HER. ITS JUST A JOKE🥰🥰
A great win after WW2 was that it was established that people should stop fighting for moving borders a few hundred km left or right and borders have to be sacred the way they are. After 50 years, "big" politicians started to push us towards another global war. First Clintons with Kosovo and Yugoslavia, then Putin with regions from Ukraine. Now, precedents have been created and it is the law of the jungle again. And I'm too old to give a f..k anymore.
That is to be expected. She is good friends with some of the Russians, after all....( based on some videos of this blogger) I can already picture it: Russian trooos entering Greenland, to save the people of Greenland from the atrocities of Dannish nazis!
Internet is really amazing! I can now understand most things I've never seen or heard before, even had no idea how people living in other far places like yours live their lives. It's indeed, so...amazing!❤❤❤ And thanks be to God for the beautiful things we can live by today, which people back in early times hadn't even had experienced.
I spent four wonderful months in Greenland as part of a research team. The country is incredibly beautiful but the people are the real highlight. They are so warm and open, those smiles are genuine.
@@jacobk5062 Mate, I am from the Republican of Ireland. The Northern Irish are British. They are the reason it’s called The United Kingdom. They identify as British. We in the South are our own country completely independent of the UK. What do you think the civil war and troubles were all about? 🤦🏻♀️
@@jacobk5062 You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. I am going to go ahead an assume you’re American, based on the time you responded to me and your arrogance. I am assuming you don’t know that Northern Irish People can claim ROI (Republic of Ireland) citizenship and have been able to do so since 1956? This also goes for people who were born outside of Ireland (the Island not the country) and have a parent or grandparent who was born anywhere on the Island. (North or the ROI. There is no border between the countries. There hasn’t been since the Good Friday Agreement. Now, for your rubbish claim that 65% of Northern Irish people Identify as Irish. I see you decided to take the data from the 2021 British Census and combine the people who identify as Northern Irish and those who Identify as Irish. Any one born in Northern Ireland can hold both passports. You can even live in either country once you declare your birthright to citizenship. This is a benefit that people in who were born on the Island, or are of Irish decent, have over the English, Welsh, and Scottish. Based on immigration to Northern Ireland, since Brexit from the rest of the UK, I am sure young people who have immigrated from Britain but aren’t ethnically Irish or born there, do want back into the EU. We in the ROI don’t want the years of violence back, or to retaken by the British. The Catholic (native Irish) population, has now become the majority in Northern Ireland, as we have always been in the ROI. Here is the major issue; for the past 20 years before Brexit both Protestants and to most Catholics were happy to treat us as “the peasants” in the south. In the last ten years the ROI has become one of the wealthiest countries, if not the wealthiest country in the world, per capita. If they want to move to the ROI or even stay in Northern Ireland that is their right. They can still work in either country and hold both passports. (This is why identifying as Northern Irish isn’t the same as considering yourself Irish) Now that you have the context let me correct you. 48.2% (the majority) see themselves as British alone. 33.3% Identify as Irish alone. While 31.5% considered themselves as Northern Irish. In the past 24 years religion hasn’t played as large a role in the lives of either Northern Irish or people in the ROI. Especially after the Catholic Priest Scandal, and home rule in the North, has allowed for more national identity. However, those who see themselves as Northern Irish, DO NOT want to become Irish. Hence the civil war and troubles. Those who consider themselves British, would be happy to bring back the troubles. My husband is from the North and Catholic. We were just in Belfast last week. From Dublin it’s a little less than a two hour drive. Ireland (the island) is tiny. We are a long way away from being able to reunite based on the bigotry I have experience. While I have no doubt that young people are anti-monarchy, and want to join the Republic because of Brexit, as well as the economic hardships that have come with that. I also have no doubt, that at least part of it is coming from English, Scottish and Welsh immigration. As they do not have the luxury of being legally both British and Irish. One last point; the majority of Northern Ireland still consider themselves British or Northern Irish. Our government in the ROI is Sinn Féin. They are the most popular party and run our government.Just this year, they have dominated in local elections, in Northern Ireland. When they inevitably win in the General Election in the North, we will be looking at being forced into a United Ireland. There currently isn’t a civil conversation. Especially. in Pubs in either country, at the moment. Again, the the majority of North see themselves as British and Northern Irish. Twenty four years has not been long enough, for either side to heal. Right now, things are about as good for us in the ROI as I have ever seen. The Brits see Sinn Féin as terrorist, where as in the ROI they are our oldest party. They love to pretend that Plantation just magically happened as did The Great Starvation. It will cost the ROI between 10 billion and 30 billion just to get Northern Ireland to our same level of living standards.That is a lot to ask when the British army killed my father in law, four of my cousins and my boyfriend from in Secondary school in the 90’s. In the future it’s best not to try to “educate” someone with vastly more experience than you. Or to distort the facts to “win” an argument. Especially when you clearly don’t have the foggiest idea of what you are saying. Ireland and Northern Ireland are complex issues. It is incredibly arrogant to assume that you know more than I do, considering I have lived here all my life, and grew up with the constant threat of violence, in a country that was extremely poor as a result of the Brits. My Mam’s side of the family was in Donegal. While that is in the ROI, it’s the farthest Northern county in the Country, and borders Northern Ireland. I did have a laugh over your silly attempt to correct me. However, I do hope you learn all of the nuance someday. Yes, Northern Ireland is British , and yes, the majority see themselves as British.
Independence, yes! I agree. But not supported from Denmark then, as a - large part of the National Budget still are paid from Denmark, as also the cost of the Troops in the north and along the borders to Canada!
If they become independant they'll be just fine. They will trade with all the other American states: Canada, Venezuala, U.S. Mexico etc. Nice try Europe, but Greenland has always belonged to North America.
Interestingly enough, the Norse (Denmark) arrived in Greenland during the 10th century, while the Inuit arrived in the 13th century, 200 years later. The Norse colony “disappeared”, and contact with the colony didn’t occur until the 15th century, where it’s believed by some that the Norse integrated with the Inuit. So, most Greenlanders probably have some European ancestry, although they are not European. The history is super interesting
@@chesterdonnelly1212 I think another tribe, but they were gone by the time the Norse arrived, they either moved or died off. Technically the Norse / Denmark has an earlier claim to the land than the Inuit, and most of the “Inuit” that live there certainly have European ancestry in one way or another. Edit: “The Early Dorset replaced these early Greenlanders around 700 BCE, and themselves lived on the island until c. 1 CE. These people were unrelated to the Inuit. Save for a Late Dorset recolonisation of northeast Greenland c. 700 CE, the island was then uninhabited until the Norse arrived in the 980s. Between 1000 and 1400, the Thule, ancestors of the Inuit, replaced the Dorset in Arctic Canada, and then moved into Greenland from the north.”
@@jacobabarrera I thought the Norse coexisted with another tribe, but they didn't interact with eachother, and the Norse never learned to diversify their food production, then ultimately perished when the climate got worse. But that could just be a story.
@@chesterdonnelly1212 there are many theories as to what happened. Personally, I believe that they assimilated with the local tribe, which is why upon their return they found no tribe but only the Inuit. To me, I feel like it’s what happened at Roanoke in the U.S. The most plausible explanation is that the Europeans adopted Native customs in order to survive and then overtime became completely assimilated into the local population, leaving them to “disappear”. As for if there was another tribe when they arrived that they weren’t sware of or didn’t interact with, I’m unsure. Could 100% be the case, I’m not an expert on this part of history by any stretch of the imagination. But that tribe was not the Inuit, and the Inuit are not technically natives if you know what I mean. But also I consider myself a Native American and, well, I am only a second generation American, so being native turns into a semantics argument
@@jacobabarrera yeah "native" and "indigenous" are kind of inadequate terms. I am British, I'm definitely native, but I'm not indigenous because we don't have indigenous peoples here, but people still try to call themselves indigenous Britons.
True, there are not many facts in his videos, but at least he has positive attitude and bubbly personality, so even though he tells a lot of bs, he's at least positive and accepting. I guess I should also mention I stopped watching his content a while ago (and previously it was only, because yt started showing him to me and it wasn't worthy of ban, so I let it be), so I have no idea what he does currently nor did recently, if he checks his facts better etc., I guess it's a part of his attitude / policy / program to create positive, accepting "educational" videos. If you know nothing about certain topic, his enthusiasm can be contagious. What is left after you read the explanations in the comments or when you learn about it by yourself, is another story. 😂
@@vanillablossom oh man. You’ve no idea how he is behind camera. He’s been banned in the Philippines for being racist and rude to locals. Also, having a bubbly personality doesn’t justify spreading misinformation. Let’s not normalize this.
@@isntitrich000 omg, I didn't know that! Admittedly, I never looked for him on purpose. But that sounds awful. I guess I need to take back what I said, bubbly personality can make up for some minor mishaps, but when it's all nice & positive on camera and rude & racist outside of that, being bubbly isn't enough. Omg, omg, he seemed uninformed, but at least having positive attitude about what he says, nice. But if he's racist, I don't wanna accidentally support him by getting some of his content while swiping shorts.
@@vanillablossomhe was also involved with that crypto scammer guy, Sam Bankman Fried, so I've stopped watching his content altogether. His shorts were also shown to me by the YT algorithm.
I can understand you don't feel european Everyone has its Roots and culture But we are all children of mother Earth ❤️🌎 Thanks you for sharing vidéos from your Land, I' ve ever wished I could go one day
Legit as a Dane we don't want them They are costly and we have to keep them safe The min they leave us they will loose alot of money and also be boned and invaded by china and Russia Dk is the only thing keeping that place together and they are being ungrateful and trashing even our homeland with a lot of drunks So I say go for the independence less money for me to pay and less drunks in the streets
There are only a few thousand people on Greenland. Denmark literally loses money to keep the island alive. An independent Greenland would only harm the island instead of them gaining anything. So stop with this nonsense, they would not stand a chance without someone spending massive amounts of money to keep them on life support
@@learnnd3243 thank you for speaking facts. The subsidies that they receive from Denmark is insane. How do they think they’ll survive without them? In addition to that, they’ll also have to patrol their lands in order to ensure geographical sovereignty, which is currently maintained by Danish military personel. Independence at status quo is just unrealistic and highly stupid…
The associated relationship with the EU also means that all citizens of the Realm of Denmark residing in Greenland (Greenlandic nationals) are EU citizens. This allows Greenlanders to move and reside freely within the EU.
@@creativecatty: You’re clearly talking about tourism here, freedom of movement is actually important so that you can work and apply for jobs in any of those countries. Try doing that without proper paperwork and just a stamp on your passport.
As a Dane I would like to note that our government and people have said on several occasions that we are fine with Greenlandic independence but the money with give Greenland each year for being a part of Denmark would stop (they get 3.9 billion DKK each year) and then Greenland whines and says it’s unfair because we should still give them money when they are gone. (Greenland as in the self rule government, the people of Greenland I have talked to do also see this as dumb, of course you will not get money when you don’t fill the criteria for the money) Btw if you wonder how easy it is for Greenland to be it’s own country. “As part of the self-rule law of 2009 (section §21), Greenland can declare full independence if they wish to pursue it, but it would have to be approved by a referendum among the Greenlandic people.” Like I love Greenland, my friends from Greenland and all it’s people I just don’t want it to sound like we Dane’s are holding Greenland with us by force or gun point, because they can literally legally leave when the fuck ever they want to. 3.9 billion DDK = 511 million dollars or 477 million euro.
This and the fact historically speaking the Scandinavians (vikings) were the first people in Greenland. They were there before the eskimos who wiped out that original population. In other words the indigenous people should be classified as European technically.
@@GG-ir1hw people where on Greenland before the vikings, but it’s being a very harsh environment even today people kept travelling in and out of Greenland, while it is true that Greenland most likely only had the Norse and the Norse where there alone when they arrived people had been there way before them, that also includes the people of modern Greenland. To the whole killing this, we don’t know much about what let up to it we might have been the biggest bastards or best people
And she has said they can't sustain themselves, so WTF. Danes should petition for them to get their independence. They are like petulant teenages bitxhing about parents rules while living on parents dime.
@@MackerelCat as someone who lived in the UK for a while-- there are a lot of brits who think the UK isn't part of Europe anymore. It seems to include a lot of politicians as well.
Geographically, historically and culturally The UK and Switzerland are part of Europe, but not part of the political union of The EU. Based on that Greenland isn't European but as Q says has links to Europe though Denmark.
I've watched several of your videos now and would love to see Greenland one day, but I wonder, if it makes sense for such a small country to become independent? The Danish and European citizenship gives you so many benefits!
Watching your videos your reminded me so much of the Inuit people of Canada and this all makes so much sense now! I am born and raise Canadian and grew up in a city with a high indigenous population and so exposed to a lot of their culture. At the same time they sometimes remind me of my older relatives from Finland. Greenland is such a beautiful and interesting part of our planet and watching yours videos has taught me a lot
As an Icelander who’s part Greenlandic I support Greenlandic independence, but I have to say that the idea scares me a bit. I’m not trying to say that it shouldn’t happen but I just feel like an independent Greenland would have a harder time standing up for itself during these times were China and Russia are starting to use the Arctic sea more. I wouldn’t be surprised if some Russian expeditions would start becoming more frequent in Greenlandic waters after independence
If greenland gets independent, then i think Usa will keep asking if they cant get a part of greenland just as they adked denmark twice where we ofc rejected it.
@@kennyongyc And it gave rise to a new movement of Native Americans to break away from controlled dependence on colonial inheritance rules and possibly have a profound effect on other areas of the American continent.
you didn't put in a thought that you are protected by Danmark?you think that all that you need is enough?i think if you do that you will for the first time in your life experience a war from all other countries that you will ask yourself why that happened to you,my advice before you start in that direction think twice about that pls for God's sake,Danmark don't want that nobody tuch that ground ti stay natural and clean for your future that is in the moment very fragile,your country is the most important place to stay clean,sometimes people should not put their hands in a working system,you can win in other ways,work with Denmark,not against them
Denmark will never give up Greenland, it's located in a strategic and important location. And as the ice continues to melt, I think Denmark will hold on to it more dearly because of possible oil and other natural resources that could be found underneath that ice.
Greenland won't be independent in the future, they are extremely reliant on denmark and denmark spends a lot of money on greenland. they cannot sustain themselves atleast not in the next few decades
yesterday greenland unveiled its draft constitution, you need a full constitution to become independent/a country. i think previously denmark gave greenland the choice for independence but they said they still wanted the financial aid so instead they are only autonomous not independent
true, and greenland would never be able to fight off denmark's professional and 50th ranked military (it has just 7000-9000 soldiers but come on greenland's POPULATION is 56k)
The problem is that Greenland cannot afford independence. Currently, Denmark pays 600 million euros in state aid to Greenland. So unless you want to live in igloos again, I would think twice about independence.
All then jobs are in the major EU cities. Not Greenland. Without the EU benefits that come with their passport, they will be terribly economically handicapped. I agree - I admire their history and culture but independence would at this point would hurt them.
@@andikafabianyes, but Greenland doesnt have the economy or the population to dig that oil for themselves, so they would probably get invaded by the USA if they tried an independence move
They could always do what the U.S. did with the Marshall Islands. Just be a free compact state where real independence exists while keeping a Danish presence on Greenland.
It's an open question about what Greenlandic independence would actually look like. It may mean that Greenlanders keep their Danish citizenship if they want to, or Greenland might remain in 'free association' with Denmark while gaining sovereignty. Then there's also countries like Norway which are not in the EU but nonetheless subscribe to the principle of Freedom of Movement - that could also be a way forward (one, I hope, that the UK also adopts before too long).
I wonder if they would be in with the US & Canada tho. Lots of people would take entry into the US without visa any day...and Canada's no slouch for a travel destination either. Not saying North America is better but I could see there being interest in joining us.
Shut up!! Hi all you guys!!!💖💖🦋🦋 Michele from California where there are no auroras, Christmas Stars in every window, snow at sea level or a fun language to call our own but we do have people who are in the tv and movies that make insane amounts of money that everyone wishes they could marry😁
If a majority of Greenlanders want independence then I don’t see a single reason for why they should not be independent! Good luck on your journey, thank you for your videos and I really hope I can visit this amazing place one day!
@@baconflakesgood7561 A lot of untapped resources hmm? What are the chances they can actually tap into those resources without outside help? Maybe they should get independence, and lose their NATO protection. I'm sure NO ONE would be interested in coming to claim those resources they themselves can't get to.
@@baconflakesgood7561 You got it reversed. You know the reason why their population is still small, right? Because the lack of arable lands to grow crops to feed more people. Best they can get is meat from hunting. And vegetables are going to be expensive.
PS...I seem to see some similarities here.. When the West Indians had it with the Danes, they didn't try to hide where they ptefered to belong. not DK They didn't however, wish what really happened to them...they (the West Indian people) were sold along with the islands when DK sold these in a 100% fake sale, to the US.. Be careful Greenlanders as, the people you are trying to get rid of, are sadly extreme criminal psychopaths 😪
I don’t know how I came across this channel but I can’t stop watching the shorts. I don’t have business in Greenland and it’s pretty far but it would be cool to go visit and spend the day there like you can in Canada and Mexico.
I agree and always said that you need to be independent,i learn from history in school that Greenlanders are not Europeans but North Americans and it's about time to be independent.
Greenland should join Canada. The Canadian Arctic, is identical to Greenland. We have, the Yukon, NWT and Nunavut, so why not, Greenland? You'll fit right in. Your culture wouldn't need to be changed. It will be preserved. I am, CERTAIN, that the people of the Yukon, NWT, Nunavut and Greenland are the same, Inuit people. I was born in Montreal, in 1954. I intend to visit, Canada's North, someday. The Arctic, is BEAUTIFUL. My Dad, was in the RCAF, on radar bases. He was stationed, on Ellesmere Island and Baffin Island. He loved it there. Love your "tourism" videos!! 🥰 I've learned much!! Chimo!!
It’s not on the continent of Europe… simple. Nothing to do with membership of the EU. Lots of countries in Europe are not part of the EU yet they are still on the continent of Europe.
The comment was on if they felt like European. And they don't. The EU may be part of this reasoning, although I agree with you. Iceland and Norway are outside EU. So she must count them as Nordic rather than Europe
Correct but North America doesn't claim them either. You only think of America Canada and Mexico even though most people think of Mexico in Latin america.
@@VilhjalmurNielsenLook, Scandinavians, including Icelanders and Faroese, are Germanic (like all Germanic people they originate in the Nordic Bronze Age) and are therefore Indo-European people. Greenlanders are originally Native Americans but they are now genetically mixed with Danes.
Question: If Greenland were independent, would it then apply to join the EU, or prefer to remain completely independent of the West? It seems its subsidies could help in some areas, especially with climate change disrupting your local economies and food chains, such as those families who were unable to go hunting in winter for lack of solid ice.
I think they would retain strong ties with Denmark without joining the EU. Just like the Antilles and the Netherlands. Some islands kept the strong ties as a former colony without becoming European .
I support your independence 100%. Then it will be much easier to annex you. Greetings from the usa 🇺🇸! Geographically and strategically, you should be part of us.
@@ramadanshalal4440she never said Denmark is evil towards Greenland tbf. She just seems to want independence cuz she thinks they're just too different to the Danes, which is fine as long as that's what Greenlanders want
Actually the only reason that Denmark is keeping Greenland is because of global warming when Greenland melts all its ice Denmark is gonna get nickel copper gold iron diamonds and much more Denmark is gonna become the richest country when greenlands ice all melts
i am not from greenland and have no right to make a decicion, but i dont think greenlandic independence whould be a good idea. the arctic is one of the most disputet regions in the world and the usa and russia both want to control it. a nation with so few people could nothing do against explotation.
@@amineradi1 and when the US gets another right-wing nutjob president who doesn't believe in science and wants to scavenge all remaining oil in the arctics, then what?
@@amineradi1 yeah that's who is gonna exploit it m8 What you think those two want to just support 2/3 of their economy for fun? Only us Danes are that dumb XD and we don't even wanna do it
Was able to visit, lovely country and nice laid back people. Leaving Denmark will definitely hurt their economy and lifestyle though, it looks like they depend on it
@@TheBarser I don't think so, either US or China will compete each other for the investment in green land. Green land still holds unexplored oil rigs and location potential.
I'm an American weighing in. I think your association with Denmark is probably a very good thing for your country. From my (limited, I'm sure) understanding, Denmark is one of the greatest countries to be joined up with. Seems like they have their ducks in a row from my perspective. Do the benefits really outweigh the negatives by becoming independent? If so, why and what are they?
@@helenageerts2115 it you paid attention to the video, she was mentioning how her ancestors derive from the Inuits, which are native to North America. Humans are allowed to say where they feel more closely aligned to culturally.
For political reasons I don't support Greenland to be independent. It's just my personal opinion because, many superpower counties tried to exploit the resources and minerals in your land, it would be devastating if the leader you elect where being bribe. If I'm not mistaken your country was subjected to european union regulation, and the last thing I wish is to not make the global warming go worst
Greenland won't be independent in the future, they are extremely reliant on denmark and denmark spends a lot of money on greenland. they cannot sustain themselves atleast not in the next few decades
Greetings from 🇺🇸 Wow! That is something I never knew Greenland doesn't consider themselves European lol you don't say! They don't even want to be ethnically associated with Europe Greenland wants their Independence! That's amazing and beautiful at the same time God Speed Greenland! Peace
The majority of indigenous people don't consider themselves as being of the Nations who dominate them, who actively worked to assimilate or destroy their cultures. The Kalaallit, Inughuit, and Tunumiit are part of their own sovereign nations. Their Nationality, ethnicity and culture are tied. They are not European.
Europe is NOT the European Union! The European Union likes to represent us that way. But as a European at heart i will never want to be represented by Brussels.
Your children’s children will likely think otherwise. There were 510 million citizens in the EU before Brexit, that means that continental Europe, with a population of roughly 742 million citizens, which includes 143 million Russians and 9 Million Belarusians, the vast majority of democratic countries belong to the European Union or are obeying a large amount of her customs. With 450 million citizens currently and Ukraine already having applied for membership and certainly fighting with all its heart to belong to the same Europe which is represented via the European Union, that gives us roughly some 490 million people who are associated with the European Union and only leaves less than 1/7 of Europe that’s not part of the EU or so far removed from the rest of Europe that it’s politically practically another world. Geographically, it’s true that he EU doesn’t represent all of Europe but practically, the writing is in the wall. Like it or not - Brussels is Europes flagship already and will likely only increase in importance.
Yura (hello) my Sista I am a Quandamooka woman A First Nation woman from Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) in the Country we now know as Australia I seen a few of your videos and I LOVE your strong connection to Country and your strengths as a First Nation Woman from Greenland 🖤🥰🥰❤💕
It's lovely how she POLITELY (that's the most lovely thing, that's why the caps) says that they are not European.. Though tbh an independent Greenland would not stand a chance when it has less than 60k people living in it in such a strategic position with so many fossil fuels under the ice sheet
You received 72000 DKK (~$10K) per citizen from Denmark this year, and besides that we send doctors, teachers, goods, AND provide free education. How could Greenland ever become independent? They are unable to sustain themselves, it seems.
She said that in another video that they have a lot of advantages as a part of Denmark. She also claimed she would never get a chance to study abroad if it wasn’t because of Denmark. However, it seems she has changed her mind recently, a month later. They are probably going to tell us how they would be stronger without Denmark, etc.
I have always heard for a long time now that Greenland wants to be an independent country from Denmark, but that the government may not have the best interest for the people if they become independent from Denmark
europe is a continent and a seperate entity from the EU so idk why people would even think to say that 😭 other european countries also have territory outside of europe that is under their rule of some sorts and no one ever says those are european. maybe bc greenland is close to it? idk. its so odd.
@@gtr5860So basically if they gained independence, they should go and be part of a worse country? That's one of the dumbest things I've heard this week. Denmark actually cares about Greenland, the US would just use it for profit, destroy it with ultra-capitalism, the Inuit wouldn't get supported as much anymore and Greenland would just become a big oil field/military base
Are you afraid that they will wake up and realize they can be much more wealth? The amount that Denmark sends will seem like child’s play once they have independence.
@@coldplayfan7357 Norwegians were the first to Greenland though, the inuits came after. Denmark stole Greenland from Norway when their union broke. Truthfully it's Norwegian land that they live on. If scandinavians weren't so nice they would have pushed them out like the americans did. Your comment supports power grabbing through mass immigration. If 100k danes move to Greenland tomorrow, making them the majority there, does that means that danish rule is ok again? Mass immigrating to a place until you're the majority does not give you a right to claim said land, thats just called genocide.
@@maximusg7509yeah they just don't like the 600 million euros Denmark spends on them go keep their nation alive, 70% of their economy is funded by denmark, and with a population of 60k they won't survive 3 hours without going bankrupt
Long live Greenland & its Inuit Peoples! However, how would Greenland fare without Danish support? Trump was eyeing Greenland for its huge resources. Would other aggressive nations try to annex Greenland? Much deep planning & strategy must be done before Greenland reaches independence. Much good fortune on this endeavor.
Love love your videos!!!! I love to see all of you and hear all that you say! Thank you for opening to the world and teach us about you, it’s so interesting learning other cultures!! I’m South American but have been in the US for many years so for me is fascinating.
Denmark is a country with high quality institution, a good level of civil rights and freedoms. The economy functions well too. It belongs to the top of the top worldwide. Why strive for independence?
@@proudcomarade Trust me we wanna give it Dk is loosing money on Greenland And we pay them over 2/3 of their economics They are not sustainable at all Greenland cannot live without dk Plus the min they leave Russia china so on would invade them and kill most So since they are being ungrateful I feel like they should take back their drunks from our streets and get that independence They will die within 2 years
Greenlandic independence? If that were to happen, how would Greenland get its money? Even though there's an abundant amount of minerals in Greenland, currently Greenland is unable and lacks the ability to utilize the mines into its economy.
The original migration is from northern Siberia 5,500 years ago, with the paleo inuit settling in alaska, and eventually migrating across the continent to Greenland. That's a long trek!! Thanks for sharing your beautiful home 🫶
I'm Portuguese and I always saw Greenland as it's 'own solo country' almost like a continent itself. Gorgeous country and beautiful language! Wish to be able to visit someday soon!
I hope they feel North American ❤
@@eps3154they don’t, why would they?
What a ridiculous thing to say.
Its not even big enough to be a continent😂
@@HypericMissilekeywords: almost like
@@TheBiancaCM it doesnt make sense when you think greenland is almost a continent🤦♂️
Bro got the whole population of Greenland at the end 💀💀💀
(thanks for the likes)
Yaa, cause their whole pop is only at 60,000
@@giakolou2876so true
Ikr
It was like ahahahahahahahAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAAAAHHH
@@giakolou2876 it's fine if china does this tbh, i live in a country which china has large economic influence and development is faster than ever
As a inuit from Alaska I love to watch your videos and compare our cultures ❤
How does it compare for you? Is it much the same?
How about language wise, do you understand Greenlanders?
@@lorofcb3 I can only understand some of their words but we are both inuit so we have similar clothing and jewelry
Must be cool to be 1 of 50,000.
Interesting. Would love to hear about the connections.
Greenland gets massive subsides from Denmark. If it did separate, it would soon have financial issues.
only because europeans forced them to live the european, domesticated and subjugated way. they’ve lived there for 1,000 years without a grocery store, they can do it again if europeans stop fucking up the ocean.
Denmark gets raw materials from Greenland. Faroe Island people talk about independence as well. It's not up to us or Denmark to decide how these people move forward.
Faroe Islands' population is similar in numbers to Greenland. They should be treated as equal humans with unique life experiences. If they want to be independent then subsidies won't hold them back. Not everything is about money.
I think Denmark is perfect for Greenland. Without Denmark, Greenland might get swallowed up by America or a similar power.
@@BornKafir love that response. Independence isn’t just about the bottom line. ❤
America was a British colony and becoming independent brought it lots of economic problems in the beginning, so...
I honestly hate all those people who say that countries should not be colonies to other countries because they might have some economic difficulties in the beginning
Yes, it won't be easy, but freedom and independence are worth everything
I’m from India, I just looked up Greenland population, it said 56,000. As an Indian I can’t even comprehend that info cuz I probably have 4 × that population living in my neighbourhood 💀
Fr 💀
I’m from Denmark and Greenland fun fact is about the same size if not bigger then all of India 😅
So interesting to think about!!!
@@Vontheseekerhej
@@VontheseekerNo it Is smaller
Nas goes around the world and agitating many locals with his perspective 😅
Agree
Yes because his perspective is narrow and is stereotypical of what people in America probably imagine the world to be
he actually selfish and only wanting profits
Nas daily is fake
I saw one of this women’s videos before and said to myself she’s either making videos based on or getting Nas to write them. And then I was watching this video and thought to myself it won’t be long before nas turns up for a collab and starts banging on about freedom, and what do you know.
I was absolutely right. 😂😂
I can’t believe people listen to this cretin
I'm from the Färoer Islands. Greatings to Greenland
I think Greenland could still benefit from being in the European Union but as its own country and state, also to protect itself from American and Russian threats to take over the land in future, being in the European Union would offer legal protections that would benefit
Greenlanders might not like the EU fisheries policy.
Greenland is nowhere near Russia. Also not sure if they'd qualify for EU membership alone.
Greenland is already a full member of Nato and the European Council. And because Greenlandic passports are issued by an EU country (Denmark), Greenlanders already enjoy the freedom of movement. So I don't really see any gain from actual EU membership.
Greenland is geographically a part of North America because it lies on the North American tectonical plate
Yeah I remember reading about that, but sometimes it feels like it isn’t part of a continent.
Edit: fine Greenland is it’s own continent if Europe is 💀
Greenland is a big island on the canadian arcapelego
tectonic plate doesn't really decide continents, there is a big rabbit hole if you wanna know why
Greenland also has American army bases still there
@@lrkenielsen8856wow africa also has american military bases
that makes it now a part of north america i guess
I love this! Such a nice way to say NOPE!
Yea, it's good to be informed about this in such a way. I would have believed they are more related to Europeans.
Respectful way and its very good communication skill. I would just say NO and go somewhere else 😂
Like, Who says they are Europeans?
They are not.
Hi bro
There are a lot of reptilian shapeshifters in Greenland
Im Finnish, and fun fact, im partly inuit, atleast from my fathers side, and it is very common to be almost fully finnish, and commonly partly inuit here.
Yes ... get your independence ...be yourselves .. people of inuit...God Bless you all.
Inuit people, not prople of inuit. Inuit is not a place
I don't think it's good, the country has few to no resources they have oil but even denmark and the US couldn't reach it. They will just become a 3rd world country. Remember it's harder when you live in the 1st world and change instantly to the 3rd world
Greenland independence makes no sense, being part of Denmark is only beneficial for Greenland
I definitely tihjnk that some politicians would help the US to invade “free Greenland”
@@YassineLIRI Greenlandic standard of living is not the same as in Denmark, so the change would not be that significant.
Dammm she just straight out went for mutiny , that too smiling 😂😂😂😂
EDIT: Damm I am famous.
P.S.---- I DIDN'T WROTE THIS COMMENT TO DISRESPECT HER. ITS JUST A JOKE🥰🥰
A great win after WW2 was that it was established that people should stop fighting for moving borders a few hundred km left or right and borders have to be sacred the way they are.
After 50 years, "big" politicians started to push us towards another global war.
First Clintons with Kosovo and Yugoslavia, then Putin with regions from Ukraine.
Now, precedents have been created and it is the law of the jungle again. And I'm too old to give a f..k anymore.
That is to be expected.
She is good friends with some of the Russians, after all....( based on some videos of this blogger)
I can already picture it: Russian trooos entering Greenland, to save the people of Greenland from the atrocities of Dannish nazis!
The United States and Canada must be returned to the natives and the European settler colonists and their descendants need to be returned to Europe.
HOME RULE. Greenland for the inuit, Hong Kong for Hong kongers and Ireland for the Irish.
@@updownleftrightasdw8423really Hongkong
Damn ! She started a revolt through a CZcams short while smiling 😂
Ikr 😂😂
The EU passport seems pretty useful though from traveling and such.
did she really? in what sense is that a revolt?
@@gordonlekfors2708in any sense.
@@gordonlekfors2708 It's a joke in every sense.
Thank you for educating me about Greenland. Your shows are very educational. I love learning from your show!
Internet is really amazing! I can now understand most things I've never seen or heard before, even had no idea how people living in other far places like yours live their lives. It's indeed, so...amazing!❤❤❤ And thanks be to God for the beautiful things we can live by today, which people back in early times hadn't even had experienced.
I spent four wonderful months in Greenland as part of a research team. The country is incredibly beautiful but the people are the real highlight. They are so warm and open, those smiles are genuine.
Sounds wonderful and this woman seems so nice.
😊😊😊
Also raging alcoholics
@@djbobster4112 Whoa, no need to be disrespectful just because the Inuit can't handle the firewater.
Watch Nas come to Northern Ireland and call locals British 💀
The Northern Irish are British. The Republic of Ireland is not. 🇮🇪
@@Kenzalina_northern Irish aren’t British Britain owns the land the live on
@@jacobk5062 Mate, I am from the Republican of Ireland. The Northern Irish are British. They are the reason it’s called The United Kingdom. They identify as British. We in the South are our own country completely independent of the UK. What do you think the civil war and troubles were all about? 🤦🏻♀️
@@Kenzalina_ 65% of northern irish people consider themselves irish and only 17% of 18-24 year olds consider themselves british
@@jacobk5062 You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. I am going to go ahead an assume you’re American, based on the time you responded to me and your arrogance. I am assuming you don’t know that Northern Irish People can claim ROI (Republic of Ireland) citizenship and have been able to do so since 1956? This also goes for people who were born outside of Ireland (the Island not the country) and have a parent or grandparent who was born anywhere on the Island. (North or the ROI. There is no border between the countries. There hasn’t been since the Good Friday Agreement.
Now, for your rubbish claim that 65% of Northern Irish people Identify as Irish. I see you decided to take the data from the 2021 British Census and combine the people who identify as Northern Irish and those who Identify as Irish. Any one born in Northern Ireland can hold both passports. You can even live in either country once you declare your birthright to citizenship. This is a benefit that people in who were born on the Island, or are of Irish decent, have over the English, Welsh, and Scottish. Based on immigration to Northern Ireland, since Brexit from the rest of the UK, I am sure young people who have immigrated from Britain but aren’t ethnically Irish or born there, do want back into the EU. We in the ROI don’t want the years of violence back, or to retaken by the British. The Catholic (native Irish) population, has now become the majority in Northern Ireland, as we have always been in the ROI. Here is the major issue; for the past 20 years before Brexit both Protestants and to most Catholics were happy to treat us as “the peasants” in the south. In the last ten years the ROI has become one of the wealthiest countries, if not the wealthiest country in the world, per capita. If they want to move to the ROI or even stay in Northern Ireland that is their right. They can still work in either country and hold both passports. (This is why identifying as Northern Irish isn’t the same as considering yourself Irish) Now that you have the context let me correct you. 48.2% (the majority) see themselves as British alone. 33.3% Identify as Irish alone. While 31.5% considered themselves as Northern Irish.
In the past 24 years religion hasn’t played as large a role in the lives of either Northern Irish or people in the ROI. Especially after the Catholic Priest Scandal, and home rule in the North, has allowed for more national identity. However, those who see themselves as Northern Irish, DO NOT want to become Irish. Hence the civil war and troubles. Those who consider themselves British, would be happy to bring back the troubles. My husband is from the North and Catholic. We were just in Belfast last week. From Dublin it’s a little less than a two hour drive. Ireland (the island) is tiny. We are a long way away from being able to reunite based on the bigotry I have experience.
While I have no doubt that young people are anti-monarchy, and want to join the Republic because of Brexit, as well as the economic hardships that have come with that. I also have no doubt, that at least part of it is coming from English, Scottish and Welsh immigration. As they do not have the luxury of being legally both British and Irish.
One last point; the majority of Northern Ireland still consider themselves British or Northern Irish. Our government in the ROI is Sinn Féin. They are the most popular party and run our government.Just this year, they have dominated in local elections, in Northern Ireland. When they inevitably win in the General Election in the North, we will be looking at being forced into a United Ireland. There currently isn’t a civil conversation. Especially. in Pubs in either country, at the moment. Again, the the majority of North see themselves as British and Northern Irish. Twenty four years has not been long enough, for either side to heal. Right now, things are about as good for us in the ROI as I have ever seen. The Brits see Sinn Féin as terrorist, where as in the ROI they are our oldest party. They love to pretend that Plantation just magically happened as did The Great Starvation. It will cost the ROI between 10 billion and 30 billion just to get Northern Ireland to our same level of living standards.That is a lot to ask when the British army killed my father in law, four of my cousins and my boyfriend from in Secondary school in the 90’s.
In the future it’s best not to try to “educate” someone with vastly more experience than you. Or to distort the facts to “win” an argument. Especially when you clearly don’t have the foggiest idea of what you are saying. Ireland and Northern Ireland are complex issues. It is incredibly arrogant to assume that you know more than I do, considering I have lived here all my life, and grew up with the constant threat of violence, in a country that was extremely poor as a result of the Brits. My Mam’s side of the family was in Donegal. While that is in the ROI, it’s the farthest Northern county in the Country, and borders Northern Ireland. I did have a laugh over your silly attempt to correct me. However, I do hope you learn all of the nuance someday. Yes, Northern Ireland is British , and yes, the majority see themselves as British.
Independence, yes! I agree. But not supported from Denmark then, as a - large part of the National Budget still are paid from Denmark, as also the cost of the Troops in the north and along the borders to Canada!
If they become independant they'll be just fine. They will trade with all the other American states: Canada, Venezuala, U.S. Mexico etc.
Nice try Europe, but Greenland has always belonged to North America.
Interestingly enough, the Norse (Denmark) arrived in Greenland during the 10th century, while the Inuit arrived in the 13th century, 200 years later. The Norse colony “disappeared”, and contact with the colony didn’t occur until the 15th century, where it’s believed by some that the Norse integrated with the Inuit.
So, most Greenlanders probably have some European ancestry, although they are not European. The history is super interesting
So who lived in Greenland before the Norse?
@@chesterdonnelly1212 I think another tribe, but they were gone by the time the Norse arrived, they either moved or died off.
Technically the Norse / Denmark has an earlier claim to the land than the Inuit, and most of the “Inuit” that live there certainly have European ancestry in one way or another.
Edit: “The Early Dorset replaced these early Greenlanders around 700 BCE, and themselves lived on the island until c. 1 CE. These people were unrelated to the Inuit. Save for a Late Dorset recolonisation of northeast Greenland c. 700 CE, the island was then uninhabited until the Norse arrived in the 980s. Between 1000 and 1400, the Thule, ancestors of the Inuit, replaced the Dorset in Arctic Canada, and then moved into Greenland from the north.”
@@jacobabarrera I thought the Norse coexisted with another tribe, but they didn't interact with eachother, and the Norse never learned to diversify their food production, then ultimately perished when the climate got worse. But that could just be a story.
@@chesterdonnelly1212 there are many theories as to what happened. Personally, I believe that they assimilated with the local tribe, which is why upon their return they found no tribe but only the Inuit.
To me, I feel like it’s what happened at Roanoke in the U.S. The most plausible explanation is that the Europeans adopted Native customs in order to survive and then overtime became completely assimilated into the local population, leaving them to “disappear”.
As for if there was another tribe when they arrived that they weren’t sware of or didn’t interact with, I’m unsure. Could 100% be the case, I’m not an expert on this part of history by any stretch of the imagination.
But that tribe was not the Inuit, and the Inuit are not technically natives if you know what I mean. But also I consider myself a Native American and, well, I am only a second generation American, so being native turns into a semantics argument
@@jacobabarrera yeah "native" and "indigenous" are kind of inadequate terms. I am British, I'm definitely native, but I'm not indigenous because we don't have indigenous peoples here, but people still try to call themselves indigenous Britons.
NasDaily in generall is a never ending BS generator
Real
True, there are not many facts in his videos, but at least he has positive attitude and bubbly personality, so even though he tells a lot of bs, he's at least positive and accepting.
I guess I should also mention I stopped watching his content a while ago (and previously it was only, because yt started showing him to me and it wasn't worthy of ban, so I let it be), so I have no idea what he does currently nor did recently, if he checks his facts better etc., I guess it's a part of his attitude / policy / program to create positive, accepting "educational" videos. If you know nothing about certain topic, his enthusiasm can be contagious. What is left after you read the explanations in the comments or when you learn about it by yourself, is another story. 😂
@@vanillablossom oh man. You’ve no idea how he is behind camera. He’s been banned in the Philippines for being racist and rude to locals.
Also, having a bubbly personality doesn’t justify spreading misinformation. Let’s not normalize this.
@@isntitrich000 omg, I didn't know that! Admittedly, I never looked for him on purpose. But that sounds awful. I guess I need to take back what I said, bubbly personality can make up for some minor mishaps, but when it's all nice & positive on camera and rude & racist outside of that, being bubbly isn't enough. Omg, omg, he seemed uninformed, but at least having positive attitude about what he says, nice. But if he's racist, I don't wanna accidentally support him by getting some of his content while swiping shorts.
@@vanillablossomhe was also involved with that crypto scammer guy, Sam Bankman Fried, so I've stopped watching his content altogether. His shorts were also shown to me by the YT algorithm.
Greenland will be bankrupt if they got independent because they mostly rely on the Danish economical help btw
Greenland is in North América! They have more in common with Canadá! 🇨🇦🇬🇱🇨🇦
I can understand you don't feel european
Everyone has its Roots and culture
But we are all children of mother Earth ❤️🌎
Thanks you for sharing vidéos from your Land, I' ve ever wished I could go one day
Independence is good but make sure it is sustainable in the long term for your people.
I think she meant continentally independencei.
@@grismuerto no, she doesnt
Legit as a Dane we don't want them
They are costly and we have to keep them safe
The min they leave us they will loose alot of money and also be boned and invaded by china and Russia
Dk is the only thing keeping that place together and they are being ungrateful and trashing even our homeland with a lot of drunks
So I say go for the independence less money for me to pay and less drunks in the streets
There are only a few thousand people on Greenland. Denmark literally loses money to keep the island alive. An independent Greenland would only harm the island instead of them gaining anything. So stop with this nonsense, they would not stand a chance without someone spending massive amounts of money to keep them on life support
@@learnnd3243 thank you for speaking facts. The subsidies that they receive from Denmark is insane. How do they think they’ll survive without them? In addition to that, they’ll also have to patrol their lands in order to ensure geographical sovereignty, which is currently maintained by Danish military personel. Independence at status quo is just unrealistic and highly stupid…
The associated relationship with the EU also means that all citizens of the Realm of Denmark residing in Greenland (Greenlandic nationals) are EU citizens. This allows Greenlanders to move and reside freely within the EU.
So you want indepence and remove free movement in EU.. Interesting..
Good luck come Europe if you are no EU member...
it’s not that bad we just have to get our passports stamped in and out of a european country- from a brit
@@creativecatty It's amazing how people act hysterical about this.
@@creativecatty: You’re clearly talking about tourism here, freedom of movement is actually important so that you can work and apply for jobs in any of those countries. Try doing that without proper paperwork and just a stamp on your passport.
I support Greenland independence. Love from Bangladesh
I want to see Greenland be a independent country in my life time.
As a Dane I would like to note that our government and people have said on several occasions that we are fine with Greenlandic independence but the money with give Greenland each year for being a part of Denmark would stop (they get 3.9 billion DKK each year) and then Greenland whines and says it’s unfair because we should still give them money when they are gone. (Greenland as in the self rule government, the people of Greenland I have talked to do also see this as dumb, of course you will not get money when you don’t fill the criteria for the money)
Btw if you wonder how easy it is for Greenland to be it’s own country.
“As part of the self-rule law of 2009 (section §21), Greenland can declare full independence if they wish to pursue it, but it would have to be approved by a referendum among the Greenlandic people.”
Like I love Greenland, my friends from Greenland and all it’s people I just don’t want it to sound like we Dane’s are holding Greenland with us by force or gun point, because they can literally legally leave when the fuck ever they want to.
3.9 billion DDK = 511 million dollars or 477 million euro.
This and the fact historically speaking the Scandinavians (vikings) were the first people in Greenland. They were there before the eskimos who wiped out that original population. In other words the indigenous people should be classified as European technically.
@@GG-ir1hw people where on Greenland before the vikings, but it’s being a very harsh environment even today people kept travelling in and out of Greenland, while it is true that Greenland most likely only had the Norse and the Norse where there alone when they arrived people had been there way before them, that also includes the people of modern Greenland.
To the whole killing this, we don’t know much about what let up to it we might have been the biggest bastards or best people
@@GG-ir1hwInuits arrived thousands of years ago and _then_ Europeans came later
And she has said they can't sustain themselves, so WTF. Danes should petition for them to get their independence. They are like petulant teenages bitxhing about parents rules while living on parents dime.
@@lesussie2237 look it up for yourself
Despite what the UK says, being European has little to do with being in the EU. Sincerely, from Switzerland!
The UK doesn’t say that either, we are still European.
@@MackerelCat as someone who lived in the UK for a while-- there are a lot of brits who think the UK isn't part of Europe anymore. It seems to include a lot of politicians as well.
@@Smulenifylow IQ individuals.
@@MackerelCataren't you American now? 🤔
Geographically, historically and culturally The UK and Switzerland are part of Europe, but not part of the political union of The EU.
Based on that Greenland isn't European but as Q says has links to Europe though Denmark.
An independent Greenland soon in BRICS away from wars. That sounds like a good deal.
I've watched several of your videos now and would love to see Greenland one day, but I wonder, if it makes sense for such a small country to become independent? The Danish and European citizenship gives you so many benefits!
Watching your videos your reminded me so much of the Inuit people of Canada and this all makes so much sense now! I am born and raise Canadian and grew up in a city with a high indigenous population and so exposed to a lot of their culture. At the same time they sometimes remind me of my older relatives from Finland. Greenland is such a beautiful and interesting part of our planet and watching yours videos has taught me a lot
So CH - not Europe - this is so stupid !
69 Likes?
NOICE!! 🇨🇦🇬🇱
As an Icelander who’s part Greenlandic I support Greenlandic independence, but I have to say that the idea scares me a bit. I’m not trying to say that it shouldn’t happen but I just feel like an independent Greenland would have a harder time standing up for itself during these times were China and Russia are starting to use the Arctic sea more. I wouldn’t be surprised if some Russian expeditions would start becoming more frequent in Greenlandic waters after independence
If greenland gets independent, then i think Usa will keep asking if they cant get a part of greenland just as they adked denmark twice where we ofc rejected it.
if Greenland gets independent, Alaska will start thinking, and siberia too
@@kennyongyc And it gave rise to a new movement of Native Americans to break away from controlled dependence on colonial inheritance rules and possibly have a profound effect on other areas of the American continent.
you didn't put in a thought that you are protected by Danmark?you think that all that you need is enough?i think if you do that you will for the first time in your life experience a war from all other countries that you will ask yourself why that happened to you,my advice before you start in that direction think twice about that pls for God's sake,Danmark don't want that nobody tuch that ground ti stay natural and clean for your future that is in the moment very fragile,your country is the most important place to stay clean,sometimes people should not put their hands in a working system,you can win in other ways,work with Denmark,not against them
Maybe part of Nato?
I mean island is part of it without an ( standing) army
I haven’t come across one of Nas’s videos in a long time. Love to see that he’s still traveling the world. ❤
Greenland 🇬🇱 clearly has its own #flag!❤❤❤❤❤❤🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Greenlanders do NOT resemble European at all!
An independent Greenland would go bankrupt within a few hours...be thankful for the danish economic support...
No it wouldn’t.
@@everythingsfine1395 yes it is
As a dane I know, that at least 70% of the Greenlandic economy is funded by Denmark.
That's facts
@@everythingsfine1395 it would
Denmark will never give up Greenland, it's located in a strategic and important location. And as the ice continues to melt, I think Denmark will hold on to it more dearly because of possible oil and other natural resources that could be found underneath that ice.
Greenland won't be independent in the future, they are extremely reliant on denmark and denmark spends a lot of money on greenland. they cannot sustain themselves atleast not in the next few decades
yesterday greenland unveiled its draft constitution, you need a full constitution to become independent/a country.
i think previously denmark gave greenland the choice for independence but they said they still wanted the financial aid so instead they are only autonomous not independent
true, and greenland would never be able to fight off denmark's professional and 50th ranked military (it has just 7000-9000 soldiers but come on greenland's POPULATION is 56k)
It’s got the right to leave with a vote. Probably won’t in the foreseeable future as it is so reliant on Danish economic support
@@finndellepude4312 Unless the US offers financial support in exchange for military bases or something. Typical US.
When I was in Greenland, the geology looked very much more like North America - I had never seen anything similar in Europe.
Greenland losing most of its money after going independent: 🗿
And gaining aot of proud and self respect
@doesn’t matter if you’re living in poverty
@@BrexitWasBad i think you can talk just by yourself. My experience tells a different story about what people values the most.
@ fair enough
@ If you want them to go bankrupt, gl at sending them aid with your genius plan.
The problem is that Greenland cannot afford independence. Currently, Denmark pays 600 million euros in state aid to Greenland. So unless you want to live in igloos again, I would think twice about independence.
All then jobs are in the major EU cities. Not Greenland. Without the EU benefits that come with their passport, they will be terribly economically handicapped. I agree - I admire their history and culture but independence would at this point would hurt them.
do you know how much oil & gas denmark get from greenland??
@@andikafabianyes, but Greenland doesnt have the economy or the population to dig that oil for themselves, so they would probably get invaded by the USA if they tried an independence move
@@sallmandar1027 what's the difference occupied by US or Denmark?
They could always do what the U.S. did with the Marshall Islands. Just be a free compact state where real independence exists while keeping a Danish presence on Greenland.
I'm not sure I would give up free travel rights across 27 EU nations, but hey, we Brits did it.
Yea, and you're still getting all the boat people! -wasn't too bright, was it? 😜
@@austrobok2958 Yes, the whole thing was pretty stupid. Sold on lies - nationalism is quite the drug.
It's an open question about what Greenlandic independence would actually look like. It may mean that Greenlanders keep their Danish citizenship if they want to, or Greenland might remain in 'free association' with Denmark while gaining sovereignty. Then there's also countries like Norway which are not in the EU but nonetheless subscribe to the principle of Freedom of Movement - that could also be a way forward (one, I hope, that the UK also adopts before too long).
I wonder if they would be in with the US & Canada tho. Lots of people would take entry into the US without visa any day...and Canada's no slouch for a travel destination either. Not saying North America is better but I could see there being interest in joining us.
@@montananerd8244probably, if the US government pays enough money for those sweet Greenlandic metal deposits...
Shut up!! Hi all you guys!!!💖💖🦋🦋 Michele from California where there are no auroras, Christmas Stars in every window, snow at sea level or a fun language to call our own but we do have people who are in the tv and movies that make insane amounts of money that everyone wishes they could marry😁
Very sympathetic, I wish I could go and visit your country one day. Thank you for explaining things to us. ❤
What an amazing place.Greenland is your n my bucket list of places to visit.
And further back the ancestry comes from Asia as they travelled through the land bridge to get to North America in the first place
Correct ✨👏🏼😊
And the ancestors from Asia came from Africa as the ancestors from Europeans, all Americans and all other people. 😂
@@Serviervorschlag- yep
Oh that’s why they have this Chinese (pulled) eyes
But 90% of them got genocide by the Anglo-Saxon.
If a majority of Greenlanders want independence then I don’t see a single reason for why they should not be independent!
Good luck on your journey, thank you for your videos and I really hope I can visit this amazing place one day!
I came here to say Naasdaily is a huge tool.
Ngl, an independent greenland would stuggle without denmark
Greenland has a lot of resource that are untapped. plus with population of 55k it easy to feed the people.
@@baconflakesgood7561 pretty hard to have a robust economy and overall just an efficient sovereign state with just 55k people too
I am wondering. If u mean that Danes just waste money for Greenland, why don't they give them that independence?
@@baconflakesgood7561 A lot of untapped resources hmm? What are the chances they can actually tap into those resources without outside help?
Maybe they should get independence, and lose their NATO protection. I'm sure NO ONE would be interested in coming to claim those resources they themselves can't get to.
@@baconflakesgood7561
You got it reversed. You know the reason why their population is still small, right? Because the lack of arable lands to grow crops to feed more people.
Best they can get is meat from hunting. And vegetables are going to be expensive.
Yeah but who will support financially Greenland if the country breaks ways with Denmark? Hmmm..
DK have some huge debts to Greenland!!
Canada or USA... under trump considered buying Greenland for USA.
PS...I seem to see some similarities here..
When the West Indians had it with the Danes, they didn't try to hide where they ptefered to belong. not DK
They didn't however, wish what really happened to them...they (the West Indian people) were sold along with the islands when DK sold these in a 100% fake sale, to the US..
Be careful Greenlanders as, the people you are trying to get rid of, are sadly extreme criminal psychopaths 😪
5 billion dkk a year
@sima If theyre acquired by US they're done😂
As a Canadian, I always considered Greenland as an extension of North America's arctic region rather than Europe
I’ve never thought of Greenland as part of Europe. It’s so close to North America.
I don’t know how I came across this channel but I can’t stop watching the shorts. I don’t have business in Greenland and it’s pretty far but it would be cool to go visit and spend the day there like you can in Canada and Mexico.
I hear you ❤ Love from Ireland ❤❤❤ Freedom for all lands and all peoples ❤
Bro u cant be serious
@behoover what's not serious about thinking countries should be able to self determine?
@@behoover are you dumb?
That’s worked out so well for the Irish
I agree and always said that you need to be independent,i learn from history in school that Greenlanders are not Europeans but North Americans and it's about time to be independent.
Greenland should join Canada. The Canadian Arctic, is identical to Greenland.
We have, the Yukon, NWT and Nunavut, so why not, Greenland?
You'll fit right in.
Your culture wouldn't need to be changed.
It will be preserved.
I am, CERTAIN, that the people of the Yukon, NWT, Nunavut and Greenland are the same, Inuit people.
I was born in Montreal, in 1954.
I intend to visit, Canada's North, someday.
The Arctic, is BEAUTIFUL.
My Dad, was in the RCAF, on radar bases. He was stationed, on Ellesmere Island and Baffin Island.
He loved it there.
Love your "tourism" videos!! 🥰
I've learned much!!
Chimo!!
It’s not on the continent of Europe… simple. Nothing to do with membership of the EU. Lots of countries in Europe are not part of the EU yet they are still on the continent of Europe.
The comment was on if they felt like European. And they don't. The EU may be part of this reasoning, although I agree with you. Iceland and Norway are outside EU. So she must count them as Nordic rather than Europe
@@VilhjalmurNielsen Yes, and he agrees with that, but it's weird to bring the EU into the video.
Correct but North America doesn't claim them either. You only think of America Canada and Mexico even though most people think of Mexico in Latin america.
@@VilhjalmurNielsenLook, Scandinavians, including Icelanders and Faroese, are Germanic (like all Germanic people they originate in the Nordic Bronze Age) and are therefore Indo-European people. Greenlanders are originally Native Americans but they are now genetically mixed with Danes.
@@VilhjalmurNielsennorway Is part of Europe
They are European nationality wise so Nasdaily wasn't technically wrong
Many of the Greenlandic Inuit are mixed with Europeans too. Even this women has some European features. They have like 30% European admixture.
@@earthalien2584 yeah 30% not 70%
Im from Ceuta ( Spain in Africa like Canary Island) European Union, am I European or African ?
@@amaneceencasablanca654 nationality wise you're spanish if you have that citizenship and you're African ethnicity wise
@@therealgrimreaper68 WHAT LMAO so wrong. African isn't an ethnicity stupid.
Question: If Greenland were independent, would it then apply to join the EU, or prefer to remain completely independent of the West? It seems its subsidies could help in some areas, especially with climate change disrupting your local economies and food chains, such as those families who were unable to go hunting in winter for lack of solid ice.
I think they would retain strong ties with Denmark without joining the EU. Just like the Antilles and the Netherlands. Some islands kept the strong ties as a former colony without becoming European .
What climate change?
a robust defense strategy will be key to safeguarding the newfound autonomy and addressing potential challenges. a thing you dont have money for.
I support your independence 100%. Then it will be much easier to annex you. Greetings from the usa 🇺🇸! Geographically and strategically, you should be part of us.
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Greenland should join 🇺🇸
Greenland should join 🇺🇸
Yeah 🇺🇸🦅
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Bro I know that it’s your island but, let’s not forget and appreciate Denmark giving Greenland 500 mil every year, and not making as much as they give
Indeed, and not destroying it's nature for the natural resources (like Trump wanted to do)
@@denjo3131 indeed, and not selling it in the first place, because we think that they are a part of us, and treading them like human
@@ramadanshalal4440she never said Denmark is evil towards Greenland tbf. She just seems to want independence cuz she thinks they're just too different to the Danes, which is fine as long as that's what Greenlanders want
@@christopherowens5743what has denmark gained from greenland? Name one example
Actually the only reason that Denmark is keeping Greenland is because of global warming when Greenland melts all its ice Denmark is gonna get nickel copper gold iron diamonds and much more Denmark is gonna become the richest country when greenlands ice all melts
How would Greenland survive without Denmark? 😂
They definitely can, it just won’t be the same lifestyle. They did fine before the colonisation
Denmark colonized Greenland in 1380. 😂😂😂
@@aimeedouglas1584seems like they just dont like denmark. So whats the point.
🇬🇱🇬🇱🇬🇱🇬🇱Republic of Greenland 🇬🇱
They will go back to hunting and gathering :)
I hope to see your homeland gain independence soon, thank you for all your work to educate people about your beautiful country.
The problem is that if they decide to go independent financial aid from denmark whould stop.
i am not from greenland and have no right to make a decicion, but i dont think greenlandic independence whould be a good idea. the arctic is one of the most disputet regions in the world and the usa and russia both want to control it. a nation with so few people could nothing do against explotation.
Greenland can unite with the United States and Canada
@@amineradi1 and when the US gets another right-wing nutjob president who doesn't believe in science and wants to scavenge all remaining oil in the arctics, then what?
@@amineradi1 why? If they're just going to get absorbed into random countries after independence why not just stay with DM
@@amineradi1 yeah that's who is gonna exploit it m8
What you think those two want to just support 2/3 of their economy for fun? Only us Danes are that dumb XD and we don't even wanna do it
@@amineradi1 y get independence then
Was able to visit, lovely country and nice laid back people. Leaving Denmark will definitely hurt their economy and lifestyle though, it looks like they depend on it
Like what?
@@adghat7819 everything.
@@TheBarser I don't think so, either US or China will compete each other for the investment in green land. Green land still holds unexplored oil rigs and location potential.
@@adghat7819 yes they will exploit greenland.
I dont see how that will be better
@@adghat7819Like the yealy 580 Million Dollars
I'm an American weighing in. I think your association with Denmark is probably a very good thing for your country. From my (limited, I'm sure) understanding, Denmark is one of the greatest countries to be joined up with. Seems like they have their ducks in a row from my perspective. Do the benefits really outweigh the negatives by becoming independent? If so, why and what are they?
It's is Europe you can feel how ever you want doesn't change geography
EU is not a synonym for Europe.
Nor did she say that
She said they are not part of Europe. But they are, they are not part of the EU
@@helenageerts2115they actually aren’t. They are part of North America.
@@astridmaack4516 hmmm interesting
@@helenageerts2115 it you paid attention to the video, she was mentioning how her ancestors derive from the Inuits, which are native to North America.
Humans are allowed to say where they feel more closely aligned to culturally.
For political reasons I don't support Greenland to be independent. It's just my personal opinion because, many superpower counties tried to exploit the resources and minerals in your land, it would be devastating if the leader you elect where being bribe. If I'm not mistaken your country was subjected to european union regulation, and the last thing I wish is to not make the global warming go worst
Greenland won't be independent in the future, they are extremely reliant on denmark and denmark spends a lot of money on greenland. they cannot sustain themselves atleast not in the next few decades
There is no global warming, even had to change the word to climate change because earth wasn't warming at all
WHAT IS BLUD BABBLING ABOUT 🗣️🚨‼️
Denmark also gives large economic benefits. Greenland would not be able to sustain itself
Yes, they have to join China because next super power. 🇨🇳🇨🇳
Greetings from 🇺🇸
Wow! That is something I never knew Greenland doesn't consider themselves European lol you don't say!
They don't even want to be ethnically associated with Europe Greenland wants their Independence!
That's amazing and beautiful at the same time
God Speed Greenland!
Peace
I dont have anything against that Greenland gain independence from Denmark, but I doubt it would be beneficial for the Greenlanders.
There’s a difference between Nationality and Ethnicity. You come from a European nation but are Ethnically Inuit.
The majority of indigenous people don't consider themselves as being of the Nations who dominate them, who actively worked to assimilate or destroy their cultures.
The Kalaallit, Inughuit, and Tunumiit are part of their own sovereign nations. Their Nationality, ethnicity and culture are tied. They are not European.
and geographically, north american
They are mixed
@@KahwahShutsehI
@@KahwahShutseh
Ok, the houses, technology and clothing is western culture. So give it up and go back to your roots 😂
Europe is NOT the European Union! The European Union likes to represent us that way. But as a European at heart i will never want to be represented by Brussels.
Your children’s children will likely think otherwise.
There were 510 million citizens in the EU before Brexit, that means that continental Europe, with a population of roughly 742 million citizens, which includes 143 million Russians and 9 Million Belarusians, the vast majority of democratic countries belong to the European Union or are obeying a large amount of her customs. With 450 million citizens currently and Ukraine already having applied for membership and certainly fighting with all its heart to belong to the same Europe which is represented via the European Union, that gives us roughly some 490 million people who are associated with the European Union and only leaves less than 1/7 of Europe that’s not part of the EU or so far removed from the rest of Europe that it’s politically practically another world. Geographically, it’s true that he EU doesn’t represent all of Europe but practically, the writing is in the wall.
Like it or not - Brussels is Europes flagship already and will likely only increase in importance.
@@Arcaryon Your children's children might feel otherwise as well.
They will be relieved and happy they were not forced to take all the so-called refugees from africa and arabia into beautiful Greenland..
@@Arcaryonlike it or not as gen z I'm all anti European union and it will fall
@@alicegabriela266 I can't stop all people from acting against their own best interests.
Yura (hello) my Sista
I am a Quandamooka woman
A First Nation woman from Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) in the Country we now know as Australia
I seen a few of your videos and I LOVE your strong connection to Country and your strengths as a First Nation Woman from Greenland 🖤🥰🥰❤💕
Woh, NasDaily has actually promoted a country outside of India, good for him to notice,
It's lovely how she POLITELY (that's the most lovely thing, that's why the caps) says that they are not European.. Though tbh an independent Greenland would not stand a chance when it has less than 60k people living in it in such a strategic position with so many fossil fuels under the ice sheet
You received 72000 DKK (~$10K) per citizen from Denmark this year, and besides that we send doctors, teachers, goods, AND provide free education.
How could Greenland ever become independent? They are unable to sustain themselves, it seems.
innit
Are you also a Dane?
By selling fishing rights, military bases, etc
They have literally nothing. Sorry ice.🎉
She said that in another video that they have a lot of advantages as a part of Denmark. She also claimed she would never get a chance to study abroad if it wasn’t because of Denmark. However, it seems she has changed her mind recently, a month later. They are probably going to tell us how they would be stronger without Denmark, etc.
I really wish denmark would start working together with greenland to work on their independence
I have always heard for a long time now that Greenland wants to be an independent country from Denmark, but that the government may not have the best interest for the people if they become independent from Denmark
europe is a continent and a seperate entity from the EU so idk why people would even think to say that 😭 other european countries also have territory outside of europe that is under their rule of some sorts and no one ever says those are european. maybe bc greenland is close to it? idk. its so odd.
Okidoki, you want to be independent??
No Problem, but then you have to pay for everything for yourself. FOR EVERYTHING.
See Yeah 😊
USA have they money
@@gtr5860 that's not really independence
@@gtr5860So basically if they gained independence, they should go and be part of a worse country? That's one of the dumbest things I've heard this week. Denmark actually cares about Greenland, the US would just use it for profit, destroy it with ultra-capitalism, the Inuit wouldn't get supported as much anymore and Greenland would just become a big oil field/military base
@@gtr5860no one wants to be part of the USA, do they?
Are you afraid that they will wake up and realize they can be much more wealth? The amount that Denmark sends will seem like child’s play once they have independence.
Yes my Indigenous Sister all the way from Australia Aboriginal people.
Our sovereignty has never been ceded
I love these short little factoid vids about different countries and cultures. Thank you for the content you provide!
She’s so beautiful. Her facial structure is so strong. Greenland seems amazing. As a Canadian I love that they trace their heritage back to canada
The biggest betrayal 💀
Well, maybe they just don't like modern political course in Denmark. It's their right to choose
Good for them. No one in the 21st century should be under foreign power rule
@@coldplayfan7357 Norwegians were the first to Greenland though, the inuits came after. Denmark stole Greenland from Norway when their union broke. Truthfully it's Norwegian land that they live on. If scandinavians weren't so nice they would have pushed them out like the americans did.
Your comment supports power grabbing through mass immigration. If 100k danes move to Greenland tomorrow, making them the majority there, does that means that danish rule is ok again?
Mass immigrating to a place until you're the majority does not give you a right to claim said land, thats just called genocide.
@@maximusg7509yeah they just don't like the 600 million euros Denmark spends on them go keep their nation alive, 70% of their economy is funded by denmark, and with a population of 60k they won't survive 3 hours without going bankrupt
@@coldplayfan7357they could go back where they come from then if they dont like it, they come to greenland around 350 years after Europeans
Pride doesnt get you food. Ask the english people 😀
Hugs from 🇪🇸!
Long live Greenland & its Inuit Peoples! However, how would Greenland fare without Danish support? Trump was eyeing Greenland for its huge resources. Would other aggressive nations try to annex Greenland? Much deep planning & strategy must be done before Greenland reaches independence. Much good fortune on this endeavor.
Love love your videos!!!!
I love to see all of you and hear all that you say!
Thank you for opening to the world and teach us about you, it’s so interesting learning other cultures!!
I’m South American but have been in the US for many years so for me is fascinating.
Thank you so much for your kind message 😊❤️✨🤗 Life is amazing!
I love Greenland, but I wish it will stay with Danemark 😢😢
Faroer wants to participate in Eurovision. How about Greenland? Life is Amazing❤
@@eenbeetjetijdvoorsongfesti4781they wouldn't be able to as they are not members of the EBU.
Even if they stayed with denmark, geographically they are not european.
No, we dont. They should get their independece asap just like their neighbour countries. 😊😊
@@saanjanibaar8085 wounder how their welfare would have it without 2/3s of their economy😊😊
Yaaay 😍 You deserve independence 🇬🇱
Just remember, Independence earned is always a high cost paid.
Denmark is a country with high quality institution, a good level of civil rights and freedoms. The economy functions well too. It belongs to the top of the top worldwide. Why strive for independence?
Stupid or Selfish
I think that Greenland should stay with Denmark 🇩🇰
No colonisation
@@proudcomarade Trust me we wanna give it
Dk is loosing money on Greenland
And we pay them over 2/3 of their economics
They are not sustainable at all Greenland cannot live without dk
Plus the min they leave Russia china so on would invade them and kill most
So since they are being ungrateful I feel like they should take back their drunks from our streets and get that independence
They will die within 2 years
@@proudcomarade So you want to crate another country, Nah there are too much countries and Denmark have a good plan for Greenland
i agree they have a population of only 50,000 and the island basically a massive chunk of ice
Denmark can really help Greenland with their economic situation and helps with money, without denmark it would be alot harder
Your videos are so amazing. I have learned so much from watching them. Thank you ❤
What a lovely site. ❤
Greenlandic independence? If that were to happen, how would Greenland get its money? Even though there's an abundant amount of minerals in Greenland, currently Greenland is unable and lacks the ability to utilize the mines into its economy.
Greenland: becomes independent
China, Russia, and USA: allow us to introduce ourselves
The original migration is from northern Siberia 5,500 years ago, with the paleo inuit settling in alaska, and eventually migrating across the continent to Greenland. That's a long trek!! Thanks for sharing your beautiful home 🫶
Did you see how Nas passed by her without acknowledging the video?????!!!!