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Serious UK: Muslim rape gang leader blames “white community"

duluxe

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[h=1]UK: Muslim rape gang leader blames “white community for allowing teenage girls to go around unsupervised”[/h]Of course, the “white community,” that is, non-Muslims, are always to blame for any wrongdoing by Muslims; leftists accept this guilt. No matter what the facts of any particular case are, leftists and Islamic supremacists frame the incident as one of white people (the villains) victimizing Muslims (the victims). Leftists and Islamic supremacists appear to have a common goal: to destroy Western civilization and representative government. In the meantime, the suffering of the young girls at the hands of Muslim “grooming” gang hooligans is largely forgotten. The attitudes that the left inculcates in the face of these rape gangs were displayed recently by a Czech Girl Scout: when questioned by a Nazi, said she would “get over it” if she was raped by an immigrant. She is an icon of those leftists who support a bigotry of low expectations regarding Muslims, while the fact that she was opposed by a Nazi gives the left an opportunity to smear all reasonable individuals on the right — who simply advocate for sensible and safe immigration policies — as “neo-Nazi,” “white supremacist,” “far right” and “alt-right”.

“Shabir Ahmed: the Rochdale sex gang ringleader who blamed white community for not looking after girls”, by Nigel Bunyan, The Telegraph, May 18, 2017:
Shabir Ahmed, the man at the heart of the conspiracy carried on a secret affair with the white teenager who acted as his recruiter.
For a year he lived in fear that people in his own community might find out about the relationship and ostracise him.
On every occasion the couple had sex he would “go home, say two units of prayer and ask Allah forgiveness for doing wrong”.
He told the jury that fellow Pakistanis would regard him as having “infested” their community by sleeping with a white girl. “It’s not just them who are racist. We are racist too”.
Ahmed, who could not be named during the original trial, cut a belligerent figure in the courtroom, hurling insults at the judge and prosecution barristers and claiming he was the victim of a police-led conspiracy.
He dismissed the allegations against him as “white lies” made up by girls who had built up a profitable business empire by working as prostitutes.
“They were clever girls,” he told the jury. “If they’d gone on Lord Sugar’s Apprentice programme they would have won.
“They knew more Pakistanis than I as a Pakistani know. They knew what they were doing. They were earning good money”.
But for all his bravado he was unable to refute one crucial piece of evidence about DNA found on the clothing of a girl he raped and later trafficked around the north-west.
The defendant came to Britain as a boy in 1967. He settled in Oldham and raised a family, but has been separated from his wife since 2000.
He began the cycle of sexual abuse by plying his 15-year-old victim with vodka and then raping her above a takeaway restaurant in Heywood, Rochdale.
“It’s part of the deal,” he told her. “I bought you vodka, you have to give me something”.
He once threatened to have the teenager killed unless she got into his car, and on another occasion forced her to have sex with another man as a “treat”.
Ahmed blamed the white community for allowing teenage girls to go around unsupervised, so that at a young age they were “trained” in both sex and drinking……




 

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The BBC just aired "Three Girls" this week which is in relation to the story you posted - gut-wrenching but recommended watching - you also do realise how badly the entire system failed - from Child Protection Agency to Social Services to the Rochdale police - and that the CP who brought pursued bringing the charges (and reversed the decision of his predecessor) was actually of Pakistani origin himself, Nazir Afzal - as mentioned in the series and based on the numbers, the highest perpetrators of child sexual abuse cases in the UK are of white ethnicity but typically working alone - this was the first instance of a co-ordinated group grooming that was prosecuted.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08rgd5n

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tv/0/three-girls-does-start-really-happened-rochdale-sex-abuse-scandal/

One of the most horrifying cases of sexual abuse in modern British history, made more so by bureaucratic incompetence and wilful ignorance, the Rochdale child exploitation scandal opened the floodgates to a litany of stories of young, vulnerable people being systematically preyed upon by trusted older men, with those in a position to stop it turning a blind eye.

Now the minds behind the acclaimed true-life stories The Big C and Five Daughters have turned the Rochdale scandal into its own three-part drama series Three Girls, with Maxine Peake and Lesley Sharpe amongst an all-star cast bringing the saga to television.

What happened in Rochdale?

After years of being suppressed by local authorities, the public were finally made aware in 2012 of the grooming, abuse and trafficking of young, predominantly white, girls in the town of Rochdale, Manchester. Gangs of men, predominantly of Pakistani origin, preyed on vulnerable girls by initially offering them drink, drugs and gifts, before raping and prostituting them.

A culture of victim blaming and, some have alleged, an eagerness not to appear racist meant police and social services were often unwilling to take the rumours of widespread exploitation seriously. That many of the victims came from council estates and poor backgrounds also provoked authorities to express little sympathy or interest in helping them.

One girl, known as Girl A, was 15 years old and being driven to various locations to be raped by up to five men a night. When she became pregnant and teachers became concerned at the number of Pakistani men picking her up from school, the girl went to the police.

However, despite her sharing details of her abusers and where the attacks took place, and there being DNA evidence of her abuse, the Crown Prosecution Service determined her to be an unreliable witness and dropped the case.

Numerous whistleblowers attempted to alert the authorities as to the widespread tragedy on their doorstep, but faced repeated setbacks.

What happened after the scandal was exposed?

In 2012, the nine men involved in the Rochdale scandal were sentenced, a group lead by 59-year-old Shabir Ahmed, a former takeaway driver, who claimed during the trial that the girls in question were prostitutes and the real ringleaders of the scandal. He argued that they exhibited enough business acumen to have won The Apprentice. Nine further men involved in Rochdale grooming were jailed in 2016.

A case review by the Rochdale Safeguarding Children Board described police and social services as demonstrating a “shocking” inability to protect vulnerable young women in the area. Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk said, upon reading the review’s findings: "The biggest issue to come out of this report is that Greater Manchester Police were effectively discriminating against poor, white, working-class girls. So that's not about a failure to spot abuse, that is about actively ignoring abuse that was going on when it was brought to their attention.”

Eight of the nine men who were convicted of a variety of offences connected with a child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale Credit: AFP/Getty Images​
An inquiry into the history of sexual abuse in Rochdale was announced in 2015, and is estimated to take five years to complete.

A second grooming gang, based in Rotherham, have also been imprisoned in recent years. Rotherham and its levels of child grooming by predominantly Pakistani gangs mirrored the incidents in Rochdale. A report by Louise Casey, which investigated the actions of Rotherham Council in relation to the abuse, revealed a pervasive culture of sexism and bullying, with whistleblowers suppressed and any mention of ethnicity ignored “for fear of being seen as racist”. One councillor, even after the scandal was exposed, claimed that the men involved had been “fooled” by young girls whose make-up and clothing made them appear older than they were.

One witness told the report: “There was no awareness. The view was that they were little slags. They didn't understand the situation, and thought that the girls were happy, or complicit in it. The sense was that if there had been any offence it had been by the girls, for luring the men in.”

As a result of Casey’s findings, the entire Rotherham Council cabinet resigned, with new elections called. While an initial report from Professor Alexis Jay into the scandal earmarked the total number of victims at 1,400, Labour MP Sarah Champion has suggested the figures are wrong. With more and more victims coming forward, Champion said the figure could be closer to 2,000.

“Rotherham's suppression of these uncomfortable issues and its fear of being branded racist has done a disservice to the Pakistani heritage community as well as the wider community,” Casey wrote in her report. “It has prevented discussion and effective action to tackle the problem. This has allowed perpetrators to remain at large, has let victims down and, perversely, has allowed the far right to try and exploit the situation.”

Who stars in Three Girls?

Maxine Peake plays Sara Rowbotham, a sexual health worker who blew the whistle on the Rochdale epidemic and was repeatedly ignored or silenced by police, child protection services and the local council. Working for the Rochdale Crisis Intervention Team, Rowbotham was tasked with identifying young people vulnerable to sexual exploitation, and noticed a disturbing trend in incidents of grooming and sexual assault.

"The powers that be weren't encouraging her, they were shutting doors, they were telling her to be quiet, they weren't interested," Peake told the BBC. "Nobody seemed interested in helping these girls who were in desperate situations. These were really vulnerable young women – the lack of care for them I found mind-blowing."

Lesley Sharpe portrays Margaret Oliver – a real-life former DC who was assigned as witness manager to two young girls involved in the case. She bonded with both girls, and spent four months helping the girls identify their abusers and areas and houses in which they were groomed, raped and prostituted. But despite the fact they identified over 20 men between them, only 11 men went to trial in 2012, and one of the girls was dropped as a witness. The other was used as a witness against just one of the men.

"I feel that had the full facts been heard from the girls, we would have got heavier sentences and there wouldn't be offenders still walking the streets of Rochdale," Oliver told the BBC. Disgusted with the actions of the Crown Prosecution Service, Oliver quit her job as a Detective Constable.

Newcomers Liv Hill, Molly Windsor and Ria Zmitrowicz portray three of the girls abused in the scandal, though their stories are believed to be composites of several different individuals. Paul Kaye, Lisa Riley and Jill Halfpenny are among the actors portraying their parents.

Ace Bhatti portrays Nazir Afzal, the real-life chief prosecutor of the Criminal Prosecution Service, who initially overturned the decision by his predecessor in the job to not to pursue the case.

It is not yet known if the abusers themselves have significant parts in the series, but Simon Nagra is credited on IMDb as “Daddy”, the name by which gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed asked the girls to refer to him.
 

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Classic case of political correctness gone wrong. The authorities were repeatedly told about these cases. Motel operators allowed underaged girls to brought into rooms and these motels were operated by whites. And these were not isolated cases. It was systemic and prolonged episodes across the small towns. As the girls came from broken families, nobody bothered.

A white girl gets kidnapped in Portugal or raped in India, the whole fucking country goes apeshit and the PM gets involved. Underaged girls kept as sex slaves for years by Pakistani men in their own backyard does not event warrant a look-see.
 
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