Paki Moslem Grooming Gangs Get a Pass
UK government: “Child sexual abusers come from many different age groups, communities, ethnicities and faiths”
A petition signed by over 123,000 people to date asked the British government to release a report on the rape gangs that have plagued the country for decades. It’s easy to see why the government doesn’t want to release the report: it will show that the rape gangs are overwhelmingly Muslim, and often explicitly motivated by Islamic theology regarding the permissibility of making sex slaves of Infidel women. So in response to the petition, the government doesn’t even mention the report, much less explain why it isn’t releasing it. But it does say this:
Child sexual abusers come from all walks of life, and from many different age groups, communities, ethnicities and faiths. Abuse is abuse, and misplaced sensitivities must never be allowed to put any child at risk. We are clear that police forces must continue to fully investigate these heinous crimes whenever and wherever they occur, and to ensure that anyone found responsible is prosecuted.
There are a few non-Muslims among the rape gang members, just as anywhere in any circumstances, people engage in copycat behavior. But this is plain denial and an obvious coverup.
UK government rejects petition demanding release of report on “ethnic background” of Muslim rape gangs
The rejection of this petition represents a turning point. Many have been hoping that Johnson’s government would be more sensitive to the victims of Muslim rape gangs, not bowing to political correctness at the expense of the victims, justice, and rule of law. But it has faced the usual pressures: recently, Metro UK, Britain’s highest-circulation newspaper, ran an article complaining that “bleating about ‘Muslim grooming gangs’ is being used to shut down important discussions about Islamophobia.” And now the decision to reject the petition enables more of the sexual abuse.
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