UK: Paki Rape Gang Disaster & “People are worried about being called “racist”

Yet another grooming gang profile has been released.

The suspects were almost two-thirds Paki Mohammedans.

UK: Parliamentarian tries to roll back Sharia blasphemy law, protect the freedom of speech

Too little, too late for shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain? Probably. Nevertheless, it’s good to see that in that entire spineless and compromised land, there are still a few people who are determined to resist civilizational suicide.

“U.K. Parliamentarian Files Bill to Protect Free Speech,” by Jules Gomes, Focus On Western Islamism, June 12, 2025:

A British legislator has introduced a bill to stop judges from using the Public Order Act as a “de facto blasphemy law,” after two courts used the act to convict two individuals for burning Qur’ans.

“Blasphemy laws are back,” Nick Timothy, a Conservative Member of Parliament, warned Britain’s House of Commons, while presenting his Freedom of Expression (Religion or Belief System) Bill on June 10.

“The issue is the way that sections 4 and 5 of the Public Order Act 1986 are being used—far beyond the intent of Parliament—to police what we can and cannot say about Islam,” he noted.

The lawmaker explained that his bill “would stop the police, prosecutors and judges from creating a blasphemy law from legislation that was never passed for that purpose,” and that “there will be no special treatment here for Islam.”

Timothy told parliament:

I do not believe that Mohammed was a Prophet sent by God. I do not accept the instructions he said he received from the Archangel Gabriel. I do not accept that the Sunna, or body of Islamic laws, has any relevance to me. I respect the religious beliefs of others, but I do not mind if Mohammed is satirized, criticized or mocked. I am not a Muslim, and I choose not to live by the moral codes set out by Islam. I am a Christian, and I should make it clear that I do not think anybody should be prosecuted for satirizing, criticizing, or mocking Jesus either.

Lawmaker Defends ‘Provocative’ Actions of Qur’an Burners

The MP reported that he had been “advised not to refer to two high-profile cases of people being arrested, charged and prosecuted for causing harassment, alarm or distress to Muslims or even, nonsensically, to Islam itself” when speaking in Parliament about his proposed bill.

In comments to Focus on Western Islamism (FWI), however, Timothy named Martin Frost and Hamit Coskun, who were recently charged under the Public Order Act with causing distress to bystanders after they set fire to the Qur’an and insulted Islam.

“The Public Order Act is increasingly being used as a blasphemy law to protect Islam from criticism,” Timothy told FWI. “My Bill will put a stop to this and restore our freedom of speech — and our right to criticise any and all religions, including Islam.”