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Iraqis
express concern that U.S. soldiers practice immoral acts in the
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WASHINGTON,
June 5 (IslamOnline.net & News Agencies) - A U.S. brothel has
offered a free sex to soldiers who joined the invasion of Iraq as a
reward suggested by one of its “female employees” who served in the
aggression.
The
Moonlight Bunnyranch in Carson City, Nevada, where brothels are legal,
has produced a more erotic version of the standard TA-50 army kits
issued to troops headed into the invasion, the BBC NewsOnline reported.
Many
Iraqi civilians charged that the occupation forces helped undermine
morality in the country by spreading vicious acts, including sex trade
and drug dealing
since they rolled into.
The
soldiers who turn up at the brothel would be rewarded “condoms,
lubricant and a free sex session, with a value of up to $1,000”,
instead of a compass, toothbrush and soap.
"We
wanted to show our appreciation for everything they've done,"
Dennis Hof, the proprietor, told BBC News Online. "We wanted to
give these guys some special care and attention."
Hof
said the idea had been put to him by one of his female employees, who
had served in the U.S.-led invasion.
As
the TA-50 offer is open to the first 50 soldiers who turn up at the
brothel, all is not lost for those who arrive late.
“The
Moonlight Bunnyranch is offering a 50% discount on all its services to
servicemen and women for 50 days after the first offer expires.”
Hof
said he was also considering a special offer for British troops who took
part in the aggression.
"It
would be really great to get those guys to come over to the
Bunnyranch," he said.
On
May, a British soldier has been questioned over sickening
"torture" photos of Iraqi prisoners of war while the U.S.-led
invasion was raging. The photos showed an Iraqi PoW dangling from a
fork-lift truck, and others depict soldiers committing
sex acts near captured Iraqis, according to British press reports.
In
Iraq, many are furious that with the U.S. forces trundling into their
predominantly Islamic country , immoral acts gained momentum, also
including the trade in alcoholics, an element that might have augmented
anti-American sentiments.
