Longstanding efforts by the legacy media and the political establishment to downplay the issue of ethnicity in the child rape grooming gang scandal have been overturned by a public inquiry from Baroness Casey of Blackstock, which found a direct tie between Pakistani men and the abuse of mostly young working class white girls.
Ex-Muslim Council of Britain Chief Warns Grooming Gang Review Leading to ‘Scapegoating’ of Paki Culture
Conspiracky No Longer: UK Gov’t Admits ‘Clear Evidence’ of Tie Between Pakistanis and Child Rape Grooming Gangs
The former head of the Muslim Council of Britain has warned that the recent review on child rape grooming gangs threatens the “the scapegoating of British Pakistani culture” and the Islamic community.
A government-backed review published this week, which gathered already public data from past reports, found “clear evidence” of links between Pakistani-heritage men and cases of group child sex exploitation, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said on Monday.
Earlier:
- Musk posted about historical cases of gangs sexually abusing girls
- Starmer visibly angry over having to defend record
- Criticises those spreading misinformation
In response to Baroness Louise Casey’s review findings, the left-wing Labour Party government of Sir Kier Starmer made an embarrassing u-turn in its position and finally backed calls for a full national inquiry despite previously saying those who supported such measures were jumping on the “bandwagon of the far-right.”
The inquiry will examine the failures and cover-ups of local authorities and police, which were allegedly motivated by politically correct fears of appearing racist due to the prevalence of ethnic minorities, specifically Pakistani-heritage men amongst grooming gang child sex abuse of mostly young and disadvantaged white girls.
The review also called for “better data collection and research into ethnicity and cultural issues that might improve our understanding of offending and increase our chances of tackling it.”
In response, Zara Mohammed, former secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain and a third-generation British Pakistani, warned that the national inquiry could risk demonising the Pakistani community and “legitimise the collective blame of British Muslims.”
The hide & the hubris of these inbred ratbastards is breathtaking.
Paki Muslims in Birmingham have told ITV News their community is not to blame for the child sex grooming epidemic, saying the crimes are caused by conditions in British society.
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