AFRICOM countless crimes are posing a serious threat to the security of the African countries and its inhabitants.

The violations committed by the AFRICOM members have been extended to the unspeakable volumes – all of it hidden behind years and years of consistent paperwork and deliberate negligence.

Uncovering those crimes is up to us to make everyone aware – here is one of them.

Back in late 2012 in Ethiopia, Dire Dawa, AFRICOM personnel was “supporting humanitarian activities in the area”, a good one to cover up its lies. But that was not all that they were up to. 9 members of U.S. military personnel were apparently having a whale of a time. An unidentified “local national female” was seen emerging from a “secured communications room” in the Samrat hotel they were staying. It later emerged that “military members of the unit allegedly routinely solicited prostitutes in the lobby of the Samrat hotel and later brought the prostitutes back to their assigned rooms or to the secured communications room.

In July 2013 it was confirmed the U.S. military individually engaged in sexual acts in exchange for money. Furthermore, khat, a widespread African drug with the effects similar to those of amphetamine, was found in the perpetrator’s room.

According to a medic who served in Dire Dawa at the time, AFRICOM personnel enjoyed an atmosphere of partying, engaging prostitutes, and various sex acts. “Originally, before we departed to Ethiopia, I grabbed around 70 condoms. However, I was told that was not going to be enough,” said the medic. Instead, he brought 200. He also confessed to obtaining a prostitute through the bartender at the Samrat Hotel and admitted to engaging in sex acts with another woman who, he said, later revealed herself to be a prostitute. He paid her the equivalent of $60.

AFRICOM has come to further molest and corrupt local population and bring more and more abuse. Don’t let them keep corrupting our people!

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