A 'Brand' in the World of Drugs: What Hides Inside Pills Bearing the Name 'Trump'?

In a convergence of dark humor and lethal danger, one of the world’s most famous leaders has become a "brand" in the drug world, after drug trafficking gangs successfully replicated Donald Trump’s features with astonishing precision on colorful pills, transforming his iconic face into a trap that alarms health agencies across Europe.

The Dutch Institute for Addiction and Mental Health sounded an urgent alarm following the arrival of recent samples of these green and yellow pills, engraved with the features of the U.S. president on one side and the name "Trump" along with the letters "NL" on the reverse.

Beyond the controversial appearance of the pill, detailed analysis revealed a deadly deception engineered by the producers of these substances:

Delayed effect: The pills contain a high concentration of a chemical called PMMA, which acts extremely slowly in the body compared to traditional drugs.

Double dose: This deceptive delay gives a false impression that the substance is ineffective, prompting users to take more quickly, resulting in a dangerous spike in body temperature that may end in tragedy.

This incident is not the first of its kind; German police previously seized large shipments of orange pills bearing the same figure. It appears criminal networks are betting on Trump’s global fame to promote their drugs in the shadowy corners of European festivals and nightclubs, crossing every red line.