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# Trump Likes His Name Attached To Everything, But Maybe Not This
- URL: https://thecrimsonhub.com/trump-likes-his-name-attached-to-everything-but-maybe-not-this/
- Published: 2026-08-31T21:28:04.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-31T21:28:37.000Z
- Author: Crimson Staff

Somewhere in the Netherlands right now, someone is holding a small green pill with Donald Trump's face stamped into it, deciding whether to swallow it. That sentence should not exist, and yet here we are. [From the AP](https://apnews.com/article/trump-ecstasy-drugs-netherlands-warning-deb14fdd18d452a70fde747310a92003?ref=thecrimsonhub.com):

> A Dutch drug addiction and mental health institute warned users on Friday about potentially lethal ecstasy pills shaped to look like the head of U.S. President Donald Trump.

> The respected Trimbos Institute said that several of the pills have been handed in recently at a network of centers that test drugs for users before they take them.

> “Absolutely do not use these pills,” the institute warned.

The pills aren't just a novelty. According to the institute's alert, they're packed with PMMA, a chemical cousin of MDMA that works slower and hits harder, which means the people taking these things think the first pill failed and pop a second, unaware they're stacking a drug that cooks the body from the inside.

> It released a photo of the pills that have a depiction of Trump’s head on one side and on the other side “NL” and “Trump” stamped into the surface either side of a vertical line. One of the pills has a green face and another is yellow.

Yellow. That tracks. 

> “We do not know of any victims where PMMA was found in their blood,” she told The Associated Press.

Well, that's a relief! But it's cold comfort in a country where it is illegal to produce, sell, or use ecstasy in the Netherlands, yet officials, in a 2024 report, estimated nearly 550,000 people used the drug that year.