Trump Doctrine (Monroe Doctrine) and Nationalism
Hopefully it will sink in that expansion into Greenland and Canada, as well as Central American and Caribbean protectorates, is very much a MAGA, nationalist - even isolationist - doctrine.
People's perspective needs to change - they need to see what it is they are seeing. They haven't for many many decades.
Europe is a balkanized, small continent with relatively little national resources. The Russian landmass and the North American landmass, in contrast, are rich in resources. The old guard elites of Europe (UK/French/Dutch - Rothschild) recognized this early on and have been on a never-ending crusade to divide and conquer these two, principally, by pitting them against each other. They bind the US via Nato and other globalist bodies, and control it and steer it to launch out on world policing duties, looting it. They need to keep the churn going to suck up all the rents and keep the competition (US, Russia) weak.
The founding fathers understood this. The Monroe doctrine of "fortress America" is the bulwark against the old guard elites from western europe. The rent seekers. The puppetmasters.
A landmass rich in resources and industry in both the US and Russia, left to develop without fuckery, would soon draw most wealth from the balkanized europe. They know this. That's why Trump is most serious.
A unified N. America would not need to look outside itself for much. And that drives the old guard nuts.