Date: June 30th, 2026 10:29 AM Author: soggy french hall son of senegal
I need 2 moar nights to rest but yes furk this place today I went to the "port" to see if I can get a boat to some island and it's like a bunch of dirt and mud by the water and niggas are just sitting arnd.. showed one guard Google translate and he just pointed somewhere
This place is actually ok by nigga standars it's funny cause they have proper sidewalks and cross walks and I see them redoing all the roads but it's nigga and feels a bit unsafe
These niggas bitches charged me 8usd for two pastries and a water just gave me handwritten receipt, pretty sure I got no metered
Date: June 30th, 2026 11:20 AM Author: soggy french hall son of senegal
Can't even tell except saw 2 APCs near what I think is POTUS palace I crossed st and didn't take photos cause gorilla nigs go wild if u do that shit hede
Date: June 30th, 2026 10:44 AM Author: Stirring forum
Guinea-Bissau’s importance in the cocaine trafficking route began to rise as Europe emerged as a particularly appealing market for the drug trade, due to its potential for high profits and relatively lower risks compared to the United States. A report from the European Union Drugs Agency in 2025 revealed that in 2023, 419 tons of cocaine were confiscated across several European nations, marking the seventh consecutive year of record seizures. Guinea-Bissau became a hub for this trafficking network in 2005, coinciding with the start of Joao Bernardo Vieira’s second presidential term, a period that ended tragically when he was killed by a military faction in 2009. By 2007, international media began labeling the country as Africa’s first “narco-state.”