We'll have to get along with whomever the US president is. No one wants to destroy a relation because of four years, and Europe is dependant on the US after all. In the end four years is quite a short time for a storm like this be waited out. Then again, a lot is happening already with Trump not even in office yet.
The Canada/Greenland thing is obviously a wild thing to say, but something's bound to happen in the Arctic in the coming decades, and in the end it'll probably need more US presence one way or another. Russia has built up their part of the Arctic, and China has labelled itself as a "near-Arctic state". Despite Trump's crass opening (if you can call it that), I think a stronger Western and European Arctic would be a good thing. Though there probably are better ways to the Arctic for the US than buying Canada and conquering Greenland lol, maybe this will speed up something, no matter how dumb it sounds.
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