[SE-3] It's an island, barely the size of a football field. It has been the subject of a heated controversy over its sovereignity between Canada and Denmark. Recently, the two countries launched a "cyber warfare" in "google ads" so that whoever searched for the name of this island was directed to the website of the foreign ministry or sth like that of the party who paid more to google. In fact, the Danish government started the google-war but then was singlehandedly countered (and won over) by a patriot Canadian citizen living in Toronto. Funnier is the fact that then the the Canadians started searching so much for the name of the island as to turn the Danes into beggars (the more page hits to the Danish page from google, the more they had to pay for google) and as such it turned into a "cyber-economic warfare" too. Recently, Canadian defence minister Bill Graham flew to the island, hoisted the canadian maple-leaf flag and left a bottle of canadian rye whisky in another attempt to assert the canadian sovereignity of the island. Clue: Its close to Ellesmere island. Keep rolling...