International Pole Dance – Part 2

a resurgence of interest is occurring in
the Artic this is due to the promise of
newly accessible oil and gas reserves
and time-saving trade routes these
developments have arrived as the polar
ice caps are melting nearly ten times as
fast as they have in the past that
amounts to an annual ice loss the size
of Texas Louisiana and Mississippi
combined as the ice melts away
international territorial claims are
surfacing the tip of the iceberg has
been Norway’s advancement of a natural
gas station Russia planted a titanium
flag on the seafloor exactly at the
North Pole and has conducted military
missile testing in the region Canada’s
started developing military training
grounds in the north and reinitialize a
trade port in their Arctic territories
finally both Denmark and the United
States have sought to expand their
exclusive rights off their Shores
meanwhile Greenpeace is called for
international agreements focusing on
ecological riches rather than monetary
ones so what’s the timeline for future
developments well politics aside
scientists say though the ice-free
summer is by the year twenty forty in
the meantime I’m not going to stand idly
by while someone grabs my seas I’m
staking my claims and getting everything
I can at it we stretch it’s all mine
it’s all mine