The man who bought Sierra Leone. Jos Leijdekkers’s is one of Europe’s most wanted criminals. His greatest caper yet looks to be the takeover of a country. In half a decade Leijdekkers has turned Sierra Leone, a place previously best known for blood diamonds, into a hub for billions of dollars’ worth of Colombian cocaine, disguised as rice or plantain chips, which pass through each year en route to Europe. By funnelling a share of the profits to Sierra Leone’s political elite and funding large parts of the state itself, Leijdekkers has amassed perks that would be the envy of a Bond villain. He is believed to have a Sierra Leonean diplomatic passport. The police and military establishment bow to him, squadrons of container ships and submarines ply the shores at his command, and he is escorted in a motorcade by the presidential guard beneath a cloud of drones economist.com/interactive/18…

SLUTOUT 2 Minule alternativní Viktorka přejela Natku a s 83% hlasů si odnesla vítězství. Tentokrát dáme alternativu stranou a posvítíme si na tradiční ZaloŽeny z SPD. Tak co si vyberete dnes? Poctivé germánské "krev a mlíko", nebo východní exotiku stříklou s cikánskou krví?

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Clairo turns 28 today

Takhle bych shrnula problemy s množením

Hungary’s ex-PM Viktor Orbán looks completely wasted while drinking rakija (Serbian plum pálinka) with Serbian trumpet star Boban Marković at a Serbian trumpet festival. There’s no way back for Orbán to power, and he’s possibly having a hard time coping with it.

I will never get over this Nicki Minaj gif