Imagine a real-life game of Risk—but with real countries and real consequences. A recent CGTN poll reveals widespread condemnation of the new U.S. administration's controversial territorial expansion agenda, which reportedly includes renaming the Gulf of Mexico, seizing control of the Panama Canal, and even trying to 'buy' Greenland. 🗺️💥
Over 78% of global respondents labeled these moves as 'domineering' and 'bullying,' criticizing the U.S. for prioritizing military and economic coercion over diplomacy. One netizen compared it to a 'bully crashing a party uninvited'—and the world isn’t here for it. 🚫🇺🇸
Here's the breakdown:
🌊 66.4% slammed the proposed Gulf of Mexico name change, calling it disrespectful to regional traditions and UN authority.
🛳️ 83.7% blasted plans to take the Panama Canal as a 'violation of sovereignty.'
❄️ 86.4% said attempts to acquire Greenland would 'torch trust' with allies.
Experts warn these moves are less about 'American pride' and more about propping up global dominance. 🤔 'Hegemony should be pushed back no matter what narrative Uncle Sam uses,' wrote one survey participant. Will the U.S. recalibrate—or double down? Stay tuned. 🔍
