That stuff on Geenland above makes me laugh. Their main source of revenue is Danish subsidies and that teacher want's to cry when mining was given the go ahead.
It looks like the people of New Guinea are more progressive and have a better idea of economics then her.
They came out of the stone age in the past 100 years and got sovereignty from Australia say 40 years ago.
She sound's like she'd be better placed In East Timor. Or maybe Norfolk Island if she wants to exist on subsidies with no self-responsibility.
That stuff on Geenland above makes me laugh. Their main source...
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