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Denmark should simply seize all that equipment and sell it.
To Alberta or Iran.

Points:
• The Conflict: Amidst a tense economic climate and a 50% U.S. tariff wall, the narrator claims that ordinary Canadians are sacrificing to maintain national independence, while certain corporations are "selling out" for profit (0:00 - 1:45).
• The Accusations:
• Stampede Drilling (Calgary), led by CEO Lyall Witmarsh, allegedly accepted a $4 million contract from Greenland Energy to prepare a drilling rig for operations in the Jameson Land Basin, ignoring Greenlandic environmental and drilling bans (4:11 - 5:24).
• Groupe Desgagnés (Quebec), led by CEO Louie-Marie Beaulieu, is accused of acting as a logistical backbone by staging heavy equipment at the Port of Valleyfield to facilitate this mission (5:44 - 6:58).
• The Implications: The narrator suggests these actions bypass Canadian border and security efforts. Because these are private commercial contracts, the narrator argues that the government of Prime Minister Mark Carney faces a dilemma: intervening could escalate trade tensions with the U.S., while failing to act compromises national integrity (7:46 - 8:46).
• Conclusion: The video portrays this as a "corporate betrayal" where boardroom decisions override the collective efforts of the Canadians

Stampede Drilling should be extradited to Greenland.

Name and shame these parasites. Rescind their licenses and sell their holdings.