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.

A Danish Pun

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 Erupt

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.

A Voice of Frustration

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."