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Hold your ground!
Hold your ground!
Sons of Gondor, of Rohan, my brothers, I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me.
A day may come when the courage of men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship, but it is not this day.
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There are evenings when I envy those who seem to have discovered their final destination in another human being. I wonder what it must feel like to love without the familiar suspicion that one day the conversation may acquire a closing paragraph.
How did it enter the country?
How did it leave the country?
2600 kilos.
Spanish authorities have seized approximately 2,600 kilograms of cocaine concealed in a shipment of coconuts originating from Ghana’s Tema Port.
The consignment, which arrived at the Port of Valencia on August 22, 2026, was found to contain cocaine hidden in false compartments beneath wooden crates.
Two suspects, including the importer and the person responsible for unloading the shipment, have been arrested in connection with the seizure.
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The subscription model is one of the worst things to happen to modern day consumers
You don’t own anything
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JUST IN: Vibecoder discovers previously unmapped ancient Maya settlement hidden beneath the Mexican jungle using 48 AI agents & NASA lidar data, despite having no archaeology experience.
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Update (11 November): it turns out the site had already been mapped in Estrada-Belli et al. 2025. The agents missed it while going through the literature, so they rediscovered it rather than discovered it (it just wasn't in INAH's register yet). Still work to do then!
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2.6 tons of cocaine!
Hidden amidst coconuts sent from Ghana to Spain!
Basically the same pattern as the November - December 2025 bust in Beirut (also involving container loads of coconut oil). The incident NACOC refuses to even discuss. Even though there are strong leads to an established network of freight forwarders.
It is clear from everything the Spanish have said that there was no intel collaboration with Ghana on the Valencia bust.
1. The container from Ghana was flagged because it fits a high-risk profile.
2. The discovery was made through enhanced inspections despite attempts to conceal.
Now that we have a very clear case of a massive security breach, NACOC must stop being defensive and open up for serious inquiries!
