Greenland's Red Caps: A Bold Statement Against U. S. Interference

In a clever twist, a Copenhagen shop turned Trump's iconic red caps into a symbol of resistance. The store created caps with slogans like "Make America Go Away" and "Already Great. " These caps quickly became popular, selling out fast. The shop initially made only 100 caps, but demand surged after they went viral. One of the cap slogans, "Nu det NUUK, " is a Danish pun. It means "Now is enough, " but replaces "nok" with "Nuuk, " Greenland's capital. The shop's co-owner came up with this idea to make a strong statement in a simple way. He even delivered 300 caps to a protest in Copenhagen using a cargo bike.Protests erupted in Copenhagen and Nuuk over Trump's push to buy Greenland. Tens of thousands of people marched, chanting "Greenland is not for sale. " Many wore the protest caps, showing their defiance. Trump's interest in Greenland stems from its strategic location and mineral resources. His threats to use force have caused a diplomatic rift between the U. S. and Denmark. The shop's co-owner expressed the frustration felt by many. "People want to make their voices heard, " he said. "We're fed up, sad, and tired of this situation. "