For all his nefarious extracurriculars, he never strayed far from the drug industry's self-described "closed supply chain," overseen by the Food and Drug Administration, which refers to itself as a regulatory "gold standard".
According to Alexei, it was quite possibly Petrov himself who had ordered the killing of these Russians for his own nefarious political purposes.
To be sure, there is a maniacal villain in "Solo": one Kobus Breed, a Rhodesian mercenary and clever psychopath, who is also out to exploit an African charity for his own nefarious ends.
Ironically, as one part of the American government was attempting to have Bout detained for his alleged nefarious dealings, another part of the American government was using Bout's services to fly goods to its soldiers in Baghdad.
When Enoch O'Reilly, the main character in my second novel Shall We Gather at the River, is deemed too weird even for the clergy, he recasts himself as a radiovangelist in the small Irish town of Murn, channelling the proselytising spirit of rock'n'roll for his own nefarious ends.
2. Breaking Bad Could Walter White break any more badly than he did when he decided to poison a child for his own nefarious gains?
In any case, we must acknowledge that the man has demonstrated the ability to shape the media narrative for his own nefarious purposes.
The orcs are led by the evil sorcerer Gul'Dan (Daniel Wu), who uses a green magic called "fel" that drains the life from all it encounters, and who seeks to conquer Azeroth for his own nefarious ends.
A more dominant role for him in the next government would provide him with a platform for carrying out his nefarious ideas, putting Israeli democracy at risk.
The Flytrap draws you in, wins your trust, and then flips it on its head for his or her own nefarious purposes, according to Foster.
