Trump's Psychopathic Power Trip on Greenland - CleanTechnica

The article from CleanTechnica critiques former President Donald Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland, framing it as part of a "psychopathic power trip" rather than a strategically sound decision. It references Trump's earlier controversial action of sending Delta Force to kidnap Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, highlighting the common but flawed assumption that such moves are primarily about securing oil resources. Despite Venezuela's vast oil reserves, U.S. oil companies reportedly have little interest in exploiting them, suggesting that Trump's actions may have been driven more by distraction from domestic issues or personal ambition than clear economic or security rationale. Regarding Greenland, the article challenges the official U.S. narrative that acquiring the island is necessary for national security, pointing out the implausibility given America's military dominance and the lack of credible threats via Greenland. It notes that the idea of purchasing Greenland has surfaced multiple times historically but dismisses current justifications as lacking logic. The piece also highlights international reactions, particularly from China, which criticized U.S. intentions and emphasized its own lawful