Crime Rotherham 'grooming' gangs, now 420 suspects!

[Teen Wolf]

This might be thread worthy on its own but I'll post it here as it highlights ignoring this shit isn't a new thing for those cunts in a position to do something about it...


Police uncovering 'epidemic of child abuse' in 1970s and 80s

PM told to say sorry for remark about ‘spaffing’ money up wall as 4,024 claims lead to guilty verdicts

Police say they are uncovering a hidden “epidemic” of paedophile abuse in the 1970s and 1980s, with thousands of allegations leading to convictions against people who abused their power to attack children.

New figures seen by the Guardian show that 4,024 allegations led to guilty verdicts at court after police investigations since 2014 into decades-old child sex offences.

Officers say hundreds of offenders, including teachers, religious workers, youth and care workers, thought they had got away with their crimes. Many victims have been traumatised, and some have killed themselves or been left with severe mental health problems.

Police believe the figures, which show that 35% of all allegations led to guilty verdicts, demonstrate that inquiries into non-recent sexual abuse are not “spaffing money up the wall”, as Boris Johnson last year claimed. Labour said Johnson should apologise to victims.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ring-epidemic-of-child-abuse-in-1970s-and-80s

 

[WhitebeltXL]

In the wake of this latest rape gang scandal, here is what the Labour leader in waiting had to say

Take a look at that list of demands.



We’re gonna be in for a wild ride when they make up 30-40% of the population.

 

[Bald1]

Take a look at that list of demands.



We’re gonna be in for a wild ride when they make up 30-40% of the population.

L O fucking L

1) let's conflate a religion that doubles as a political ideology with inherent identity in an effort to sidestep criticism.

2) make sure that our religion that doubles as a political ideology is free to impose our rules in a secular society.

3) fair enough as everyone should be heard.

4) fair enough as everyone should be free to worship without fear of violence.

5) why put emphasis on just one religion?

6) fine, but let's remember that "refugee" doesn't necessarily mean permanent resident.

7) already done by the state, but this proposal is a two way street where equal participation is imperative.

8) sure, but once again this is a two way street and one in which Muslim communities are reluctant to give as much as they receive as evidenced by the staggering percentage of knowing participants and enablers in the grooming gang scandals.

9) fuck religious schools

10) sure thing as long as they demand the same of communities to which they still hold close ties to.


Overall a bunch of hypocritical bullshit. What's that quote? Islam is all about minority rights up until Islam is the majority, or some such.


TL/dr. Islam sucks.

 

[Arkain2K]

"Asians" my ass...

Rotherham police chief: we ignored sex abuse of children
Race fears stopped us acting, victim’s father told​

A senior police officer admitted that his force ignored the sexual abuse of girls by Pakistani grooming gangs for decades because it was afraid of increasing “racial tensions”, a watchdog has ruled.

After a five-year investigation, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) upheld a complaint that the Rotherham officer told a missing child’s distraught father that the town “would erupt” if it was known that Asian men were routinely having sex with under-age white girls.

The chief inspector is said to have described the abuse as “P*** shagging” and to have said it had been “going on” for 30 years: “With it being Asians, we can’t afford for this to be coming out.”

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/police-chief-we-ignored-sex-abuse-of-children-hgrhc358v

 

[Arkain2K]

Rotherham sex abuse: Failure to identify police officer questioned by MP
19 January 2020​

Rotherham's MP Sarah Champion has said she finds it "difficult to believe" that a police officer mentioned in a report into the treatment of a sex abuse survivor cannot be identified.

Ms Champion said South Yorkshire Police needed to make "dramatic changes" in the wake of the police watchdog report.

It said police failed to protect the complainant, exposing her to abuse.

It also found an officer - whose identity is a mystery - said "racial tensions" meant nothing could be done.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) looked at several complaints made by a Rotherham woman, who was abused as a child for several years.

In its report, initially leaked to the Times newspaper , the watchdog upheld the woman's complaints, saying that "police took insufficient action to protect you from harm" and that "police failed to adequately deal with offenders".

The IOPC also upheld a complaint that the victim's father was told by a senior - but unidentifiable - officer that the force was aware abuse "had been going on 30 years and the police could do nothing because of racial tensions".

South Yorkshire Police said on Saturday it accepted the findings of the IOPC.

A report in 2014 by Prof Alexis Jay found at least 1,400 children were subjected to sexual abuse in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013, predominantly by men of Pakistani heritage.

Ms Champion told BBC Radio 5 live that the IOPC inquiry was the latest in a series of investigations that showed "victims and survivors were let down by paid professionals".

"Apparently now South Yorkshire Police don't actually know who the officers were that repeatedly let down this survivor, which I find incredibly difficult to believe," the MP said.

"I think what we as a town need to see, and definitely for the survivors to get closure, they need to see cases of misconduct. They need to see people held to account."

South Yorkshire Police could not be contacted for comment about the Labour MP's remarks.

Her views were echoed by Sammy Woodhouse, who was abused as a teenager in the South Yorkshire town.

She said she was not shocked by the report's findings.

"I think for the last six years we've more than proved what happened to us," said Ms Woodhouse.

"How we were viewed how we were treated, failed, ignored, blamed... unfortunately that's not a thing of the past, it's still happening today.

"We've started to now see perpetrators that have committed the rapes and the abuse being held to the account, but yet whenever when it comes to professionals I feel that we constantly hit a brick wall and I don't think anybody will be ever held to account."

https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-england-south-yorkshire-51168522

 

[Bald1]

Rotherham sex abuse: Failure to identify police officer questioned by MP
19 January 2020

Rotherham's MP Sarah Champion has said she finds it "difficult to believe" that a police officer mentioned in a report into the treatment of a sex abuse survivor cannot be identified.

Ms Champion said South Yorkshire Police needed to make "dramatic changes" in the wake of the police watchdog report.

It said police failed to protect the complainant, exposing her to abuse.

It also found an officer - whose identity is a mystery - said "racial tensions" meant nothing could be done.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) looked at several complaints made by a Rotherham woman, who was abused as a child for several years.

In its report, initially leaked to the Times newspaper , the watchdog upheld the woman's complaints, saying that "police took insufficient action to protect you from harm" and that "police failed to adequately deal with offenders".

The IOPC also upheld a complaint that the victim's father was told by a senior - but unidentifiable - officer that the force was aware abuse "had been going on 30 years and the police could do nothing because of racial tensions".

South Yorkshire Police said on Saturday it accepted the findings of the IOPC.

A report in 2014 by Prof Alexis Jay found at least 1,400 children were subjected to sexual abuse in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013, predominantly by men of Pakistani heritage.

Ms Champion told BBC Radio 5 live that the IOPC inquiry was the latest in a series of investigations that showed "victims and survivors were let down by paid professionals".

"Apparently now South Yorkshire Police don't actually know who the officers were that repeatedly let down this survivor, which I find incredibly difficult to believe," the MP said.

"I think what we as a town need to see, and definitely for the survivors to get closure, they need to see cases of misconduct. They need to see people held to account."

South Yorkshire Police could not be contacted for comment about the Labour MP's remarks.

Her views were echoed by Sammy Woodhouse, who was abused as a teenager in the South Yorkshire town.

She said she was not shocked by the report's findings.

"I think for the last six years we've more than proved what happened to us," said Ms Woodhouse.

"How we were viewed how we were treated, failed, ignored, blamed... unfortunately that's not a thing of the past, it's still happening today.

"We've started to now see perpetrators that have committed the rapes and the abuse being held to the account, but yet whenever when it comes to professionals I feel that we constantly hit a brick wall and I don't think anybody will be ever held to account."

https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-england-south-yorkshire-51168522

They're all in hiding. Can't hide from a guilty conscience though, if they even have such emotional capabilities.

 

[Scerpi]

Rotherham sex abuse: Failure to identify police officer questioned by MP
19 January 2020

Rotherham's MP Sarah Champion has said she finds it "difficult to believe" that a police officer mentioned in a report into the treatment of a sex abuse survivor cannot be identified.

Ms Champion said South Yorkshire Police needed to make "dramatic changes" in the wake of the police watchdog report.

It said police failed to protect the complainant, exposing her to abuse.

It also found an officer - whose identity is a mystery - said "racial tensions" meant nothing could be done.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) looked at several complaints made by a Rotherham woman, who was abused as a child for several years.

In its report, initially leaked to the Times newspaper , the watchdog upheld the woman's complaints, saying that "police took insufficient action to protect you from harm" and that "police failed to adequately deal with offenders".

The IOPC also upheld a complaint that the victim's father was told by a senior - but unidentifiable - officer that the force was aware abuse "had been going on 30 years and the police could do nothing because of racial tensions".

South Yorkshire Police said on Saturday it accepted the findings of the IOPC.

A report in 2014 by Prof Alexis Jay found at least 1,400 children were subjected to sexual abuse in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013, predominantly by men of Pakistani heritage.

Ms Champion told BBC Radio 5 live that the IOPC inquiry was the latest in a series of investigations that showed "victims and survivors were let down by paid professionals".

"Apparently now South Yorkshire Police don't actually know who the officers were that repeatedly let down this survivor, which I find incredibly difficult to believe," the MP said.

"I think what we as a town need to see, and definitely for the survivors to get closure, they need to see cases of misconduct. They need to see people held to account."

South Yorkshire Police could not be contacted for comment about the Labour MP's remarks.

Her views were echoed by Sammy Woodhouse, who was abused as a teenager in the South Yorkshire town.

She said she was not shocked by the report's findings.

"I think for the last six years we've more than proved what happened to us," said Ms Woodhouse.

"How we were viewed how we were treated, failed, ignored, blamed... unfortunately that's not a thing of the past, it's still happening today.

"We've started to now see perpetrators that have committed the rapes and the abuse being held to the account, but yet whenever when it comes to professionals I feel that we constantly hit a brick wall and I don't think anybody will be ever held to account."

https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/uk-england-south-yorkshire-51168522

Guess the police are more worried about tracking down and convicting people accused of "Hate Speech" online. Obviously a more vile crime than gang raping under-age girls.

 

[Fronk]

It's no wonder you see so few british people in here. Reading into this.. it's shocking.. it's beyond pathetic... the depravity surpass any online far-right fantasy about the "state of the West". It's just worse than fiction. The sad part is that the cowardice of the authorities, how they actually handled underaged white kids being systematically raped, is what you would expect. It's par for the course. Interact with brits enough and it becomes crystal clear. The horror of it all, the absolute racist nature of the crimes, will never be faced with any honesty from most brits. They rather minimize, deflect, resign and forget. Or the favorite, which is bringing up Tommy Robinson, a major trigger for most native brits. They are more mad at him than Pakistanis raping children. They have been conditioned and defeated to accept. This is their country now and they will lie in the bed they made.

Brexit, which will lead to absolutely nothing, no meaningful change, was the dying breath of a dead culture.

 

[Bald1]

It's no wonder you see so few british people in here. Reading into this.. it's shocking.. it's beyond pathetic... the depravity surpass any online far-right fantasy about the "state of the West". It's just worse than fiction. The sad part is that the cowardice of the authorities, how they actually handled underaged white kids being systematically raped, is what you would expect. It's par for the course. Interact with brits enough and it becomes crystal clear. The horror of it all, the absolute racist nature of the crimes, will never be faced with any honesty from most brits. They rather minimize, deflect, resign and forget. Or the favorite, which is bringing up Tommy Robinson, a major trigger for most native brits. They are more mad at him than Pakistanis raping children. They have been conditioned and defeated to accept. This is their country now and they will lie in the bed they made.

Brexit, which will lead to absolutely nothing, no meaningful change, was the dying breath of a dead culture.

Tommy Robinson is a national treasure. To speak up against injustice while the whole country and establishment wants to silence you takes huge brass balls. His efforts in bringing Islamic fuckery to light far outshines his petty idiocy. All great men, from Churchill to Ghandi (there's a reason for this grouping) have their shady side. It was only 50 or so years ago that people couldn't even imagine a fraction of what happened to British culture.

Here's a bit of racism mixed with an overwhelming amount of truth. But, as in the case of Tommy Robinson people will only focus on the bad at the expense of hearing the important message. Why? Because they're emotional idiots.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rivers_of_Blood_speech

All cultures are worth preserving in their homelands. And that goes for the British more than many others.


Cue accusations of racism and xenophobia...

 

[Happy Man]

Guess the police are more worried about tracking down and convicting people accused of "Hate Speech" online. Obviously a more vile crime than gang raping under-age girls.

now you get it. ‘This is 100% the case. People need to wake up. Realize the globalists are making their play, and they are blatant about it.

The English men need to be told to rebel. Every day. Protect their daughters, the authorizes openly don’t care. anything to keep the demographic change going.

 

[WhitebeltXL]

now you get it. ‘This is 100% the case. People need to wake up. Realize the globalists are making their play, and they are blatant about it.

The English men need to be told to rebel. Every day. Protect their daughters, the authorizes openly don’t care. anything to keep the demographic change going.

Mate, Tommy Robinson’s been telling us for years, nearly 2 decades now, at great cost to his and his families lives.

Nothing will work, the men of Britain care more about who their favourite football team just signed than their country going in the shitter.

I’ve been banging on about grooming gangs, Rotherham etc., for a long time to my closest friends and family and you very quickly learn that no one has any appetite for actual change, even when it happens in our own towns/cities. They proclaim what an awful situation it was and then forget it ever happened, never correlating all the information and the absolute scale of the horrors and what links them all together.

But hey, at least we don’t get called far right conspiracy theorists anymore.

 

[Fox by the Sea]

blaze it

 

[irish_thug]

Agreed. The police, social workers and politicians who were complacent in this should seriously hang.

Hanging is too good. Drawn and quartered imo.

 

[Lord_Impaler]

So.....have any police/state workers been arrested yet?

 

[irish_thug]

In the wake of this latest rape gang scandal, here is what the Labour leader in waiting had to say



Here is the issue being discussed in the House of Lords





These people are every bit as evil and culpable as those doing the need and we need to look at them all as one one in the same when dealing with this issue.

no surprise, that tweet got removed.

 

[Happy Man]

So.....have any police/state workers been arrested yet?

Never. They never will. And if there was ONE group of white native brits that raped ONE immigrant Muslim girl, the media would declare the end of the world as we know it. And heads would roll.

As Stalin says, those hundreds of thousands of English children gang raped are just statistics

 

[ElKarlo]

Hanging is too good. Drawn and quartered imo.

For real give them something more to fear than being called a racist, and they will act properly.

 

[JohnMc]

Kill them all and let God sort them out.

 

[Bald1]

no surprise, that tweet got removed.

That shit needs to be reposted ad nauseum until those people prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that they've been rehabilitated from their mental illnesses. Fuck em.

 

[The ScorpioN]

no surprise, that tweet got removed.

What was it?