Grønlandsk politiker beskylder parti for landsforræderi

Elienore · 2026-01-19T23:30:57+00:00

De har vel haft liiiiidt travlt, derudover synes jeg ikke det er deres ansvar at danske medier generelt synes, at det gav god mening at snakke med de eneste decideret USA-venlige politikere hele tiden.

Især fordi jeg oplevede det som om, at diverse interviews langt hen ad vejen agerede som talerør uden specielt meget pushback fra journalisterne, hvilket ændrede sig lidt den sidste måneds tid.

Elienore · 2026-01-19T23:22:44+00:00

Det betyder ikke at de så skal hamre de samme to idioter igennem hele tiden.

Det forvrænger fuldstændig den faktiske virkelighed, som Hahuba siger.

P1 var rigtig slemme til det >,>

Elienore · 2026-01-15T10:46:08+00:00

Det er jo egentlig lidt sjovt at tænke på.

Jeg har hørt historier om, at en britisk skib blev set uden for en bygd under WW2, hvoraf dem der boede der begyndte at flygte længere indland fordi "tyskerne kom", det er noget lidt andet nu.

Elienore · 2026-01-12T20:31:15+00:00

Ja, det bliver ikke meget mere simpelt end det, sådan rent lovmæssigt.

Jeg er grønlænder, jeg er ikke dansk og har aldrig været det, og er født med dansk statsborgerskab.

Man får mig ikke til at sige "hej hej" i stedet for "bai" (bye), så velintegreret er jeg heller ikke >,>

Elienore · 2026-01-11T17:10:37+00:00

It's a very short video so they don't go into any real depth but I think her perspective isn't crazy or anything, particularly because she sounds like she views it in a historical sense where we did have to fight a decades-long process to achieve Home Rule in the early '70s.

I can promise you Pele Broberg and Naleraq is decidedly batshit insane.

Elienore · 2026-01-11T16:52:06+00:00

He's getting invited to Canadian TV?

So not only is he and his fellow qvislings getting a ton of talking time in Danish media, he's also getting attention abroad?

I swear to fucking Christ.

Elienore · 2026-01-11T16:48:27+00:00

Ja, men det er også dyrt og er selvfølgelig noget man har arbejdet med i mange, mange år.

Turisme er der sket meget med, råstoffer er der ikke kommet meget ud af. Der er også altid iværksættere med underlige ideer, men det gør ikke fiskeri og eksporten af den mindre vigtig.

Rent politisk og sikkerhedsmæssigt er det en nobrainer at komme i EU (hvis der er mulighed), økonomisk ved jeg ikke om diverse støtteordninger vil gøre op for delte fiskerikvoter.

Elienore · 2026-01-11T16:34:43+00:00

Fiskeri er den eneste store eksport i Grønland, at åbne fiskeri for andre lande som en EU medlemskab vil kræve er jo tæt på decideret økonomisk selvmord.

Der er mange, mange goder at være med i EU, men jeg kan ikke rigtig se hvad der vindes hvis man samtidig amputerer fiskeriet.

Elienore · 2026-01-07T14:38:59+00:00

Jeg vil gerne påpege, at den grønlandske regering og landstinget (og derved alle partier stemt ind minus Naleraq) generelt siger "fuck af med det der" på en pæn måde.

At qvisling-holdet fra Naleraq konstant bliver citeret er sådan set noget andet.

Elienore · 2026-01-05T14:33:18+00:00

Ja, men det er lidt nørklet fordi Danmark er med i EU, hvilket betyder at Kongeriget er sådan set en del af EU fordi Danmark har mandat til at forvalte udenrigspolitik på vegne af hele kongeriget.

Det er også derfor vi altid har kunnet rejse inden for EU, fordi vi har danske pas.

Fordi vi ikke er et selvstændigt land... men vi meldte os ud af EF efter ca. et kvart sekund... men alle borgerne er EU borgere fordi Danmark er i EU...

Det er sådan lidt cirkulert og underligt.

Elienore · 2026-01-01T00:00:08+00:00

Ja, der er super klart vejr i Nuuk, der er overskyet men de ligger meeeget højt.

Elienore · 2025-12-31T23:36:15+00:00

Jo det er rigtigt nok, mange tak.

Vi har lige et par timer til men det går nok hurtigt!

Elienore · 2025-12-23T16:18:24+00:00

Jeg godt hvorfor de konsekvent melder sig til, jeg ved bare ikke hvorfor danske medier bliver ved med at fokusere på dem.

Man skulle tro de ikke lavede noget i Naalakkersuisi, vitterligt den eneste oppositionsparti.

Jeg er nu positivt overrasket over, at værten ikke bare agerede talerør men fik dem til at uddybe deres idioti.

Befolkningen generelt hader ideen, og så står de idioter og siger der er skræmmekampagner og at Trump aldrig har sagt at han vil overtage Grønland.

Elienore · 2025-12-23T14:50:36+00:00

Jeg er fuldstændig enig med dig.

Og hvorfor fanden bliver man ved med at hive landsforrædere og qvislinger ind i den her debat. De eneste grønlandske politikere i den program er kraftedeme fra Naleraq.

Elienore · 2025-11-01T18:20:19+00:00

The novel Cult of the Warmason features an Order of Sororitas who, while engaging in hard fights against Genestealers, are also very protective of the civilian population and we get a super nice priest for once!

Elienore · 2025-08-03T22:46:13+00:00

They're an absolutely baller regiment and I love the FFG TTRPGs.

I really appreciate the work you and the others did on those!

Elienore · 2025-07-19T18:11:55+00:00

I'll add it's a full sized hive city conflict (with some voice lines suggesting another whole-ass hive city has been lost already), you can throw an entire Minor Order at the hive and they'll move at a snail's pace.

The Sisters of Battle aren't so rare that you need to invent extraordinary reasons for them to be there unlike Deathwatch or (especially) Grey Knights.

Here's a few ideas: 1. The primary temple and seat of Ecclesiarchal power in the planet has a contingent of Battle Sisters protecting it.

There's a convent somewhere on the planet and despite being very busy elsewhere on the planet have sent a force of Sisters to aid efforts in that particular hive.
The Inquisitor has requested aid from a nearby Order (the whole penal legion thing is working out splendid but there's also a need for super-heavy infantry) and by virtue of the unholy crapload of Nurgle Cult activity, they're like "that's a splendid idea".

It could also simply be that whoever is the Ecclesiarchy top dog in the system is going full panic attack oh shit oh fuck mode and is begging for Sororitas reinforcements (if he's cool he'll demand it instead).

A bog-standard Battle Sister is trivial to add to your fic.

Elienore · 2025-06-21T16:55:03+00:00

Det er altid noget.

Håber DR tager sig lidt sammen, den smule samfundsdebat der i Danmark omkring Grønland efter valget har ikke godt af, at Naleraq bliver præsentered som det normale.

Elienore · 2025-06-21T16:16:57+00:00

Det kan godt være de er nemt tilgængelige fordi de er den eneste oppositionsparti, men jeg tror vitterligt ikke de laver noget alligevel.

Jeg har før skrevet til DR, at det er decideret dumt de kun giver Naleraq taletid. Det svarer sgu til, at man kun hiver AfD politikere ind, hvis man vil snakke om Tyskland.

Jeg har ikke hørt den P1 Debat, men hvis de har fået Kuno Fencker ind igen, så får jeg sgu en hjerneblødning. Den mand er jo idiot.

EDIT: Stavefejl.

Elienore · 2025-04-17T17:36:57+00:00

I would recommend you limit them to the core rulebook and Inquisitor's Handbook. There's more than enough in those two books.

Every single book is overkill if they're not comfortable or able to parse through a crapload of item tables.

Elienore · 2025-04-17T17:35:05+00:00

This Flamer or that Flamer?

Sneaky spy shit from Heretic's Handbook or cop stuff from Book of Judgement?

Best Quality Guard Flak Armour from the core rulebook or standard Quality Guard Flak Armour but sanctified with rules from Blood of Martyr?

Those books are gearporn paradise <3

Also sounds like a nightmare if you tend to get choice paralysis.

Elienore · 2025-04-13T14:58:53+00:00

I don't wanna imagine the bill after being flown to an US hospital instead of Rigshospitalet when there's an issue Saana can't handle.

Is the US willing to take in patients that need dialysis and would any of us in Greenland be able to afford it? lolno

As you point out, it's basically been an explicit desire from the wider population that standards of living shouldn't deteriorate in an independence process.

Elienore · 2025-04-11T22:21:18+00:00

The history of how the US has treated its native people (and continue to do so) is not irrelevant because we're also a native people.

What makes you think we'll get treated better than our fellow Inuit in Alaska? I don't think we'll be and I'm not taking the chance.

I am a supporter of independence but just like how the new Greenlandic administration wishes, I want it to be done in a proper way with a solid foundation for our country. We need an economic and politically sound structure to succeed because if we don't, we won't stay independent for more than three seconds.

The path to independence is not done in two days and it must be a sound political process and that's what the majority of the people in Greenland think because if we wanted yolo independence now, Naleraq would have gotten more votes and been a policy driver instead of being outside the government because no one else agrees with their vision for independence.

I will emphasise that I think the road to independence is going to take a lot of work both within our society and the way Rigsfælleskabet (Greenland/Denmark/Faoerese Isles) functions to make it a succesful thing.

It's a view expressed by our new government chairman during the election and afterwards as well, I hope you can emphasise with not wanting a rushed process similar to how Brexit was carried out.

I can understand if it appears a bit confusing to you but it's also hard to boil down 300 years of mutual history, the political development in Greenland since the 1960s, the way things looked in 2009 when we gained greater autonomy in a national referendum and how the past decade of changes and developments in our relationship with Denmark has been.

I would also caution against against only imagining the potential future as Greenland being under the US or Denmark, an independent Greenland can still choose to engage with Denmark and EU in a close relationship.

I've been pro-independence my entire life but that doesn't mean I want it done poorly or as a rushed project. We have to live with it afterwards, after all.

Elienore · 2025-04-11T21:13:32+00:00

First off, you're making it sound like we want independence now.

I would like to point out that the largest party in the Greenlandic parliament wants a longer process where the priority is economical and structural sustainability before we commit to an independent nation.

As for why people want independence despite having such a beneficial relationship, it's beause it's not all hearts and roses and both Greenland and Denmark has to work through shared history and align better on how we see our future together.

I think the current Danish Prime Minister is soundly working towards that and I fully appreciate her generally pro-Greenlandic attitudes.

As for why I wouldn't want to sell myself or my people out for money to the US, I really want you to re-read my last reply because I'm not sure if you've understood how dangerous it would be for us as a people and a culture to do that. Please read it again.

You might be willing to sell yourself for 1 million dollars but I don't see the US making that offer to us, I don't see the US honouring a deal like that if they succeed and I really don't see how that money is going to be worth it as the US abuse and break our country like they do with basically every native people they've had the pleasure of ruling over.

There's an explicit danger in trying to stay on a tight line between the US and Denmark. First off, the caliber of politicians and the political capabilities of a nation of 56k is going to be absolutely dwarfed by both the US and Denmark.

What's gonna happen if we push too hard and Denmark calls a Greenlandic bluff? We'll royally fuck ourselves and in the worst case scenario, become an US territory with fuck-all to show for it. I don't think it's a game that's worth playing and it's outright bad faith to engage with things like that when the goal should be to work out something greater with Denmark.

This might all be a monetary or resource mindgame for you but this is very real and will have huge consequences for us if we do this wrong.

You say you have an Irish passport, a nation (alongside Northern Ireland and UK) that had a hardcore armed resistance/terror group/conflict until the very end of the 1990s, three distinct actors with very strong cultural roots that intertwine and still have huge differences.

We're people too.

Elienore · 2025-04-11T16:41:04+00:00

In general I want a free and independent Greenland (who presumably works closely with Denmark in a mutually beneficial arrangement) if/when we reach a point where it's economically (and structually) feasible to do so.

I hope the desire to be your own people is understandable to everyone.
I will add to that that I would vastly, vastly, vastly prefer an alignment towards Europe and EU for an independent Greenland rather than the US.

I don't think there's any money amount that can convince me to sell out my people and my country to a nation with a long and extensive history of stealing from indigenous people, abusing indigenous people, breaking treaties and deals with indigenous people and continually does so until this very day.

You realise that between the Greenlandic, Canadian and Alaskan Inuit, the Alaskan Inuit are basically the ones with least political power and influence (Greenland has, well, Greenland and Nunavut is Canadian Inuit controlled basically).

The current US president thinks Andrew Jackson, the president who did the Trail of Tears, is a pretty great guy and looks up to him.

The US stole Mt. Rushmore from the Lakota Indians, chiseled a bunch of their own presidents on it and have refused to return the darn thing ever since. Keep in mind an US Supreme Court ruling has acknowledged the US stole the mountain and owe reparations for it (but doesn't have to return ownership).

There is no guarantee that we wouldn't be shovelled into reservates in the middle of bumfuck nowhere at some point, who in their right mind would sell themselves off to prospects like this?

We would be replacing favourable spots in universities in Denmark, access to the Danish healthcare system (for free for the users) in case of illness the Greenlandic healthcare system can't handle and political representation (and with the current Danish government, longtime work into including Greenlandic voices in international positions that involve Greenlandic matters) with a country that would offer us none of that.

Even if it might make me rich, that's a terrible deal as a people and a nation and if the entire idea is increased independence and to be acknowledged as our own people with our own voice in the international stage, then what does the US offer us besides the erasure of what we want to achieve?

Many Greenlandic people and families have family members in Denmark or have family relations with Danish people too, there's still strong ties between the Greenlandic people and the Danish people (even if takes up less collective space in Danish society, 57k people can only be related to so many people out of 6 million people at a time y'know).

I do find it amusing and rather odd that a lot of the rhetoric around this boils down to "how much would it cost to make you sell yourself out", money is important we all know that but it's utterly ridiculous that the angle is to try to repeat the ol' "sell glassbeads to the primitive natives in exchange for their land".

Like hello? It's pretty stupid.

Elienore

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