As tensions over Greenland escalate, Denmark is taking direct aim at the US.
A Danish Member of the European Parliament addressed President Trump bluntly: “Let me put this in words you might understand, Mr. President: f*** off.”
The backlash is also financial. A $25 billion Danish public pension fund is exiting its US Treasury holdings, citing rising credit risk under President Trump.
CIO Anders Schelde said US finances are no longer sustainable, pointing to weak fiscal discipline, a weakening dollar, and Trump’s Greenland remarks. The fund holds roughly $100 million in Treasuries and says safer alternatives are available.
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🇩🇰 DENMARK TELLS TRUMP TO “F*** OFF”
As tensions over Greenland escalate, Denmark is taking direct aim at the US.
A Danish Member of the European Parliament addressed President Trump bluntly: “Let me put this in words you might understand, Mr. President: f*** off.”
The backlash is also financial. A $25 billion Danish public pension fund is exiting its US Treasury holdings, citing rising credit risk under President Trump.
CIO Anders Schelde said US finances are no longer sustainable, pointing to weak fiscal discipline, a weakening dollar, and Trump’s Greenland remarks. The fund holds roughly $100 million in Treasuries and says safer alternatives are available.