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U.S. ASSUMED POWER—CANADA TOOK IT In GREENLAND | Wolff RESPONDS

The Arctic is no longer a distant frontier. Canada just quietly shifted power in Greenland, leaving the United States scrambling. What appears to be a routine consulate opening is actually a masterclass in strategic influence, industrial planning, and long-term economic integration.
In this video, we break down:
Why Greenland is more than just ice and empty space
How Canada’s quiet, strategic approach outmaneuvered the U.S.
The hidden costs of American chaos and complacency
Why influence is earned through consistency, not entitlement
What this Arctic shift means for global economics, trade, and power
The U.S. assumed dominance. Canada acted. Greenland responded. This is not just a story about one country—it’s a warning for every nation relying on legacy power instead of strategic competence.
If you want to understand how influence really works in the 21st century and why America can no longer assume its place in global affairs, watch until the end.

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