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Posted on 01/07/2026 7:49:59 PM PST by BusterDog
White House tok say Donald Trump and im close advisers dey discuss different options on how dem fit take over Greenland, as di US president still dey argue say e go help improve America security.
Leaders for di island don reject im demands, same as Denmark wey be Nato member and di kontri wey Greenland dey under as semi-autonomous territory.
(Excerpt) Read more at bbc.com ...
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Buster, I can’t make sense of your headline or your comment!
LOL! Pidgin English!
Am I having a stroke? The letters aren’t forming into words.
BBC comes published in Pidgeon “english”, and a whole lot of more common languages. Downright funny and illiterate rendering in this published article. Like a chapter out of New Guinea chronicles.
Huh?
???
BBC. is no lonfer a purvetor of news with crap like this.
It’s in a Nigerian-English Creole. If you mentally listen to the words as spelled, about half will come through clearly enough to figure out most of the rest.
Non do thereby mistakes impress written jeepers!
What is this gibberish?
It looks like an altered excerpt from a published article. And a violation of FR rules.
Do you want this site to get sued?
You click da link, den you don’t stink, you don click da link.
Admin
Please pull this post
What is this gibberish?
Authentic Frontier Gibberish?
Please no, this is turning into a fun thread.
Whaaatttt???
Dis real news, real BBC, dat dude old colonizer. He need leave peeps alone.
De spelchek gonna help you man.
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