Aqqalu C. Jerimiassen on state formation: It is not time

Up to choice to Inatsisartut on March 11, Sermitsiaqs will debate host Arnaq Nielsen invites all the party chairmen for a walk to hear about the parties' election programmes.

A different conversation, where the party chairmen are allowed to go deeper into their thoughts about independence/state formation, and what the party considers most important when they go to the polls.

Up to choice to Inatsisartut on March 11, Sermitsiaqs will debate host Arnaq Nielsen invites all the party chairmen for a walk to hear about the parties' election programmes.

A different conversation, where the party chairmen are allowed to go deeper into their thoughts about independence/state formation, and what the party considers most important when they go to the polls.

In this podcast you can hear about the chairman of Atassut, Aqqalu C. Jerimiassen's proposal for how Greenland can achieve state formation, where the chairman will have the opportunity to elaborate on which process the Greenlandic population is on its way to. If Greenland becomes a state and must cooperate with the United States, there is something he fears.

- Maybe we will have a happy life in the first 20 years, but after those years we don't know where we will end up. I was in Anchorage in Alaska last year, there I met a lot of Inuit who sleep on the streets. If we just looking at them, do we want such a country? Never in my life!, says Aqqalu C. Jerimiassen.

Listen to the entire podcast, which is in Greenlandic, here, where Aqqalu C. Jerimiassen also talks about what the voters can expect from Atassut, if they tick them off on March 11.

The conversation with Aqqalu C. Jerimiassen took place on Thursday February 27.