‘Make California Great Again’: Dane Launch ‘Bid’ for US State Amid Greenland Roe – Times of India

Copenhagen: In view of the dangers to control Greenland of US President Donald Trump, some Dane California are dreaming, buying a golden state and infecting it with a Nordic Vibe and Universal health careA satirical website has launched a petition Denmark To buy the most populous state of America, more than 200,000 people are signing views so far. Greenland is an autonomous region within the state of Denmark.
Making fun of Trump’s favorite slogan, the tongue-in-chal petition urges “California Great 134 Gains” from Denmark, which re-writes the phrase with Danish language letters.
“Let’s buy California from Donald Trump!” In a node for “California”, a word The Red Hot Chile Papers band became immortal with his 1990 hit song, “says the site denmarkification.com. “Let’s be honest – Trump is not the biggest fan of California at all. He is called the most ruined state in the Sangh” and has quarreled with his leaders over the years. ” “We are sure that he will be ready to participate with it for the right price,” it says.
“We will send our best negotiaters-lego officials and Borgane’s artists,” said this, referring to the Denmark-based global toys and danish-made drama series respectively. “We will bring Hollywood, bike lane to bearly hills, and organic smoorrhea to the corner of every road. The law of law may apply, universal health care and fact -based politics.” Hygge is a word in Danish that describes a comfortable environment while “Smorrebrod” is a multi-clock sandwich omnipresent in Nordic nations.
Why do Scandinavian countries want American states? For its sunshine climate, technical industry and avocados, the site says. And of course Disneyland, which proposes to change the name of “Hans Christian Andersonland”, the famous fairy tale writer of Denmark. “Mickey Mouse in Viking Helmet? Yes, please.”
On Wednesday, 207,000 people signed the petition, aimed at gathering 500,000 signature. Since December, Trump has repeatedly reiterated his desire to handle Greenland, a huge Arctic island rich in natural resources. Greenland leaders supported by the Danish government have insisted that it is not for sale.