@saphirbijoux@ConceptualJames Of course. Germans came through all ports, with the biggest waves being from 1865 to 1885. The 1848 to 1860 wave was second. Huge number came through Philly but not all.
@ratlpolicy This is just an update to the 1951 treaty that was long in the works and could have been done without any drama at all. The only "huge win" is that Trump will no longer bloviate about it.
The "Greenland Deal" is the same 1951 deal with some updates on investments that had long been in the works. There was no reason for any of the drama. If you see somebody celebrating it like it's some "great accomplishment," just nod and laugh quietly. https://t.co/ZuTereoZ8k
@marcthiessen It was solved in 1951. This is just an update to it and neither Greenland nor Denmark ever objected to any of the newer provisions. The drama was for nothing. https://t.co/ZuTereoriM
@realZacZook@ernestosantiago@cremieuxrecueil The US always had the power to block China, Russia or any other non-NATO adversary from establishing a presence there, financial or military. The only thing this does is gets Trump to shut up and stop pretending there is a threat that was never there.