The Greenland plot thickens. It has recently been revealed that there is a group that is very excited about the idea of buying Greenland. They are the tech billionaires (tech bros) who have promoted the idea of “network states”/freedom cities. I have mentioned this before on the thread, but not in connection with Greenland. You will notice that the name Peter Thiel is mentioned in both articles. As I’ve posted before, he employed JD Vance in Silicon Valley, poured millions into his Senate campaign, and introduced him to Trump for his consideration as VP candidate.
As the Trump administration intensifies efforts to acquire Greenland from Denmark — or take it by force — some Silicon Valley tech investors are promoting the frozen island as a site for a so-called freedom city, a libertarian utopia with minimal corporate regulation, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
The discussions are in early stages, but the idea has been taken seriously by Trump's pick for Denmark ambassador, Ken Howery, who is expected to be confirmed by Congress in the coming months and lead Greenland-acquisition negotiations, the people said. Howery, whose involvement with the idea hasn't been previously reported, once co-founded a venture-capital firm with tech billionaire Peter Thiel, a leading advocate for such low-regulation cities. Howery is also a longtime friend of Elon Musk, a top Trump advisor.
A techno-colonialist project sees Greenland as the perfect opportunity to trial its utopian ambitions.
gizmodo.com
Trump isn’t the only person who wants to buy the Danish territory, however. Those in the technobro-iverse have previously expressed interest in purchasing the land mass and using it for their own dystopian purposes.
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A key figure in the success of both the Network State movement and Donald Trump has been the shadowy tech billionaire Peter Thiel. Pronomos Capital, the venture capital firm that has been responsible for financing much of the movement’s special projects (including Praxis), is financially supported by Thiel.