'WORST MASS CRIME' EVER: UK WANTS ELECTIONS

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The United Kingdom is no longer united. Great Britain is no longer great. The nation that led the world to defeat the fascism of the Third Reich is in an uproar right now over "the fact that a quarter million little girls were – still are – being systematically raped by migrant gangs in Britain". For decades.

It took American social media colossus Elon Musk (quoted above), to get Britain to sit up and take notice of the monstrous skeleton hidden in their cupboard by the legacy media, for 14 years sanitised by the Conservative Government as 'grooming gangs', and now a mammoth in the room occupied by Labour. PM Starmer and his socialists are paralysed by a fear of offending their Muslim constituents mirrored in New Zealand by the Government's kowtowing to Maori TPM separatists. "Starmer must go", says Musk but King Charles won't dissolve Parliament: his globalist sympathies are called into question.

Like the astounding scandal of Jorge Bergoglio usurping the papacy of the Catholic Church in 2013, this festering cancer in the UK is almost beyond belief. Almost. But we'd better believe it. People must acclimatise to hideous truths like these by repenting of personal sin and converting to Christ our Saviour, because the prophesied divine chastisement has barely begun.

 

That revered British institution, the police force - once fondly referred to as 'Mr Plod' and in London known as Scotland Yard - has failed. The comment below for example, posted on X, has been confirmed as correct (and not atypical):

UK police received a call reporting a girl heard screaming. They arrived at the residence and found two 13 year old girls completely naked and drunk, in the company of seven adult men. Police arrested the 13yo girl for being drunk and ignored the adult men.

A care worker, who worked at children's homes from 2003 to 2007, told the BBC that men would arrive almost "every night" to collect girls, who escaped using a range of methods and were then usually driven off in taxis.^[20] The abuse included gang rape, forcing children to watch rape, dousing them with petrol and threatening to set them on fire, threatening to rape their mothers and younger sisters, as well as trafficking them to other towns.^[21] There were pregnancies (one at age 12), pregnancy terminations,(Wikipedia means abortions)  miscarriages, babies raised by their mothers, in addition to babies removed, causing further trauma.^{[22][23][24][25]}

 

The failure to address the abuse was attributed to a combination of factors revolving around race, class, religion and gender—fear that the perpetrators' ethnicity would trigger allegations of racism; contemptuous and sexist attitudes toward the mostly working-class victims; lack of a child-centred focus; a desire to protect the town's reputation; and lack of training and resources.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotherham_child_sexual_exploitation_scandal

The UK government refused to release its findings on the characteristics of grooming gangs, deeming them "not in public interest". Elon Musk says that Jess Phillips (Minister for for Safeguarding & Violence Against Women & Girls), who has refused a public inquiry into the mainly Pakistani r*pe gangs, "deserves to be in prison" and is calling on King Charles to dissolve Parliament and call an election.  

Never underestimate the British establishment's ability to exonerate itself

Sir Keir Starmer was awarded a knighthood in 2014 for his work as head of the CPS and director of Public Prosecutions. He presided over the notorious Jimmy Saville Case, in which he choose NOT to prosecute Britains most famous sex offender despite a mountain of conclusive evidence. And as Elon Musk has posted on X (Twitter):

In the UK, serious crimes such as rape require the Crown Prosecution Service's approval for the police to charge suspects. Who was the head of the CPS when rape gangs were allowed to exploit young girls without facing justice? Keir Starmer, 2008 -2013

 

 More righteous indignation on X: 

Keir Starmer is at the heart of this controversy. As head of the Crown Prosecution Service, he blocked prosecutions against Rochdale grooming gang members, instructing police not to pursue cases involving Muslim men accused of rape, fearing it would spark anti-Islamic sentiment. This is a dereliction of duty on a scale that demands investigation. Labour has proven it will do nothing to tackle this epidemic. Instead of justice, we’ve seen excuses, cover-ups, and silence while the lives of thousands of children were destroyed. Meanwhile, the media demonized anyone brave enough to speak out, labeling them bigots while politicians pretended the issue didn’t exist.

It's as if 'most Brits' would rather not know

 Former Home Secretary and parliament member Jack Straw once said, “there's a particular problem involving Pakistani heritage men who target young, vulnerable, white English girls." He also said these Pakistani heritage men view white English girls as "easy meat."

 

This is when some shout 'racism,' but here are the facts: calculations based on convictions show that a British Muslim male is 170 times more likely to be a part of sex grooming gang than a non-Muslim. And there are no recorded instances of non-Muslims doing this to Muslim girls as part of a criminal enterprise.

So, the argument that this crime exists everywhere is not only false, but is being deliberately cultivated by the media and by the government inquiry that is kicking the can down the road.

 

 Elon Musk says the British state is releasing pedophiles to jail people who posted in support of the recent rioting.

 

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called for a full national public inquiry into the UK's "rape gangs scandal". It comes after Home Office minister Jess Phillips rejected Oldham Council's request for a government-led inquiry into historical child sexual exploitation - saying the council should lead it instead.

 

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Her decision, taken in October, was reported by GB News on Wednesday and then picked up by Elon Musk on his social media platform X, and several senior Tories.

 

Shadow Home Office minister Chris Philp told the BBC the time had come for a national inquiry, with powers to "compel witnesses to come forward", to get "to the truth". The Home Office has been approached for comment.

 

A Labour spokesperson said: "The Home Office supports police investigations and independent inquiries to get truth and justice for victims." They said Labour had supported the 2022 national inquiry into child sexual abuse under Professor Alexis Jay, adding the government was "working at pace" to implement its recommendations.

 

 

One explanation of why Catholics must never vote socialist

 

Posting on X, Badenoch said: "Trials have taken place all over the country in recent years but no one in authority has joined the dots. 2025 must be the year that the victims start to get justice."

 

There have been numerous investigations into the systematic rape of young women by organised gangs, including in Rotherham, Cornwall, Derbyshire, Rochdale and Bristol.  The sexual abuse of young girls by grooming gangs has fuelled a number of far-right campaigns which have focused on cases of large-scale abuse carried out mainly by men of Pakistani descent.

 

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An inquiry into abuse in Rotherham found 1,400 children had been sexually abused over a 16-year period, predominantly by British Pakistani men.

 

An investigation in Telford found that up to 1,000 girls had been abused over 40 years - and that some cases had not been investigated because of "nervousness about race".

 

In Oldham, an inquiry was set up after rumours spread online that children were being groomed in council homes, shisha bars and by taxi drivers. The report found there was no evidence of "widespread" child sex abuse in those settings, or of a cover-up by the council, but the review did point out other serious failings among safeguarding services in the area.

 

 

A petition to dissolve Parliament will be debated tomorrow, Jan 6

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sex Abuse (IICSA), which published its final report in 2022, knitted several of these inquiries together alongside its own investigations. Professor Alexis Jay, who led the inquiry, said in November she felt "frustrated" that none of its 20 recommendations to tackle abuse had been implemented more than two years later. She said: "It's a difficult subject matter, but it is essential that there's some public understanding of it. But we can only do what we can to press the government to look at the delivery of all of this.

 

"It doesn't need more consultation, it does not need more research or discussion, it just needs to be done." Philp told Radio 4's World at One programme he supported Oldham Council's call for a government-led inquiry, despite the previous Conservative government rejecting a similar request from an Oldham councillor in 2022. But, he added, "rape gangs" were "a bigger question than just Oldham".

 

Why did Jess Phillips say: "let local councils sort out the muslim grooming gang problems themselves"? This is Starmer's own local council

 

Asked why the Tory government had not conducted a national public inquiry into such gangs, Philp pointed to IICSA but added "I don't think it was, frankly, as comprehensive on this topic as it should have been".

Philp said: "We need a proper national inquiry to look at all of these issues across all of the towns affected. And I'm afraid to say there are something like 15 to 25 different towns involved, covering thousands and thousands of victims."

 

Questions about the conduct of local authorities, the police and social care needed answering on a national scale, he argued. Philp also did not rule out the inquiry looking at the role of Sir Keir Starmer, who was director of public prosecutions from 2008 to 2013. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn4xnv02nr0o

 

 

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