EXCLUSIVE: AMERICA’S DIRTY DEAL WITH A CRIMINAL REGIME REVEALED. Newly leaked documents expose a shocking U.S. pact with the war-torn nation of South Sudan—trading HUMAN BEINGS for political favors.
The explosive diplomatic cables show South Sudan’s brutal government made a list of DEMANDS in return for taking deportees the U.S. wanted to dump. Their asks? Help prosecute a top political rival and WHITEWASH a billionaire official accused of stealing over a BILLION dollars in public money.
This is no simple immigration deal. This is a covert operation where desperate people are used as BARGAINING CHIPS. Eight men—from Mexico, Cuba, Vietnam, and other nations—were flown to Africa after being held on a U.S. military base. Six now languish under guard in Juba, their fate unknown. The South Sudanese government has NO PUBLIC PLAN for them.
WHY DOES THIS MATTER? Because it reveals a hidden global pattern. The U.S. is PAYING criminal regimes to take unwanted people off its hands. Rwanda got $7.5 million. Eswatini got $5.1 million. Now, South Sudan wanted its price: crushing political opposition and freeing a sanctioned oligarch.
The targeted rival is Riek Machar, a former vice president now facing treason charges his supporters call a sham. His prosecution has already ignited violence killing over 1,800 people this year, pushing the nation back to the BRINK OF CIVIL WAR. The U.S. is being asked to back a move that could burn a country to the ground.
Meanwhile, the Biden administration says NOTHING. A State Department official hid behind “private discussions.” South Sudan’s government refused to comment.
THIS IS THE REAL COST OF “border security”: funding corruption, fueling conflict, and abandoning human beings in a lawless landscape. While America cuts aid over the regime’s abuses, it simultaneously negotiates with them using human lives as currency.
The world’s most powerful nation is now making backroom deals with thieves and warlords—and you are paying for it with your morals and your taxes.
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
