The Scale of the Grooming Problem

[NewsFeed]

A gang of Muslim men in Britain has been accused of abusing a 13-year-old girl they found wandering the streets on her own.

The men, who are on trial at Sheffield Crown Court, are accused of abusing vulnerable child in a variety of flats and hotel rooms after she ran away from home, in a seven-day ordeal.

The Express reports that the court heard that the girl “fell into conversation” with one man called Shaz after taking a bus from Sheffield to Bradford. He invited her back to his flat where he kept her for two nights and abused her.

Shaz, who is still being hunted by police, then dropped her in Bradford city centre, where more men began following her. Mohammed Shapal and Shakeal Rehman then drove up and took her back to a hotel room, prosecutor Thomas Storey said.

Mr Storey said that Rehman held the girl by the neck and raped her, and then handed her to Shapal, who spent the night with the girl. Shapal is alleged to have told the girl that she was “gorgeous”, “nice” and “beautiful”. He then left in the morning to attend prayers at a mosque.

The prosecution claims that the girl was then picked up by Usman Ali in a car and the two had sex. She was later picked up by Bekir Rasheed, who took her to a party at Yasin Amini's home, where Amini had sex with her.

The men deny all charges against them.

The trial comes after a report revealed widespread child abuse in the nearby city of Rotherham. The scale of the abuse has deeply shocked Britain, leading to serious questions over the political correctness, which is it is claimed led to people not reporting the abuse for fear of being labelled racist.

South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Shaun Wright has refused to resign in the wake of the report, despite being in charge of children's and young people's services in the town between 2005 and 2012, a period during which much of the abuse took place.

A petition calling for his resignation has now reached almost reached 15,000 signatures.

read full article at source: http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-L...outh-Yorkshire

[NewsFeed]

DailyStormer.com

Police are investigating new claims that gangs of Asian men abused vulnerable under-age girls on Merseyside.

Allegations of grooming, beatings and sex attacks by a paedophile ring are centred on St Helens, Accrington and Preston.

They follow similar scandals in Rochdale and Rotherham.

A woman told police that she was groomed and molested in return for alcohol, cigarettes and drugs while in care at Briars Hey care home in Rainhill, near St Helens.

The woman, in her 20s, claims care workers turned a blind eye.

She said: “I went into care at 14. Staff turned a blind eye while I was was groomed, battered, kidnapped and raped.

“They did nothing.”

She first went to the Dyke Nook home, near Accrington, in 1999.

She said “They (the alleged attackers) knew the staff. Most were taxi drivers who offered us lifts to school.”

She soon learned the men wanted sex – and were brutal if denied it.

The woman added: “One of them broke my nose. He gave me a backhander.”

After a couple of months the girl was moved to the Briars Hey home, which closed in 2005. A taxi driver groomed her with gifts of cigarettes, alcohol and a phone. She said he attacked her in his car after getting her drunk.

She was found staggering in the road and said police called her a “silly cow.”

Two weeks later a taxi took her from the home to a house in Preston, where she was raped and then forced to have sex with a number of men for months.

She said: “There were four or five girls there, all from homes.

“Two guys kept an eye on us. We called them ‘The Keepers’.”

When she tried to flee she was hunted down, then gang-raped and beaten, she said.

The woman, who lives with her partner and four children, believes at least 60 youngsters suffered similar ordeals to hers.

Lancashire Police have been investigating her claims since 2012.

A spokesman said: “We are committed to preventing child abuse, helping victims and bringing offenders to justice.”

read full article at source: http://www.dailystormer.com/liverpoo...aped-by-pakis/

[Zander]

This cunt will be not "resign" until his Golden Handshake has been negotiated. Sad, but probably true.

[The Truth At Last]

Putting the barricades up for tomorrow, they reckon the police operation is costing £1.2 million. Sad really that money is what will make them take notice but if that's the way it has to be !

[The Truth At Last]

EDL visit South Yorkshire Crime Commissioner’s home

Mr Wright said: “We have neighbours with small children that are being affected by the EDL turning up at our home.”

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/crime/...home-1-6835616

What a cynical Labour fuckin scumbag trying to use his neighbours kids Truth is the BNP,EDL,BF and others have visited his house and though it might be getting on their nerves a bit now the neigbours have been very understanding to the point of offering cups of tea and toilet facility's .That said I do think all the groups and following press should now out of respect for the neigbours not the Labour scum give it a rest .

[NewsFeed]

From: theoccidentalobserver.net

Deafeningly. That’s how liberals would have reacted if the victims in Rotherham had been Pakistani, the rapists White and the cover-up organized by the Conservative party and its allies in the right-wing media. If the scandal had been like that, the Guardian would have boiled with righteous wrath and indignation: “The horror of it. At least 1,400 victims subject to sixteen years of rape, torture and degradation. These right-wing officials and journalists should be put on trial for their active, wilful complicity in these racist atrocities. Then we should lock them up and throw away the key.”

Some vibrant rapists from Telford

I think it would have gone something like that. But alas for liberals, it wasn’t evil right-ringers who were complicit in the horrors of Rotherham: it was golden-hearted liberals. Which political party gave rape-gangs the go-ahead year after year? Not the Conservatives or the British National Party, but feminist Labour, champions of the poor and vulnerable. Which newspaper dictated the multi-culti, rape-friendly politics of left-wing councillors and social workers in Rotherham? Not the Daily Mail or the Times, but the feminist Guardian, that staunch opponent of sex-crimes and patriarchal oppression. And you don’t have to take my word about the Guardian’s role in more than a decade of rapes, beatings and psychological torture:

Labour MPs: Left ignored sex abuse

A culture of Left-wing political correctness led politicians and officials to ignore the plight of young girls who were being sexually abused by Asian men, Labour figures have warned. Ann Cryer, an MP from 1997 until 2010, told The Sunday Telegraph how she had feared being called “racist” when, in 2002, she exposed a sex-abuse scandal involving Pakistani men in her constituency of Keighley, West Yorkshire. A “politically correct Left just saw it as racism”, she said.

At the same time, Simon Danczuk, the Labour MP for Rochdale, revealed that even now some of his colleagues disapproved of his efforts to uncover child abuse, because some were “obsessing about multiculturalism”. It follows the exposure last week of the scale of child sexual abuse in Rotherham. An inquiry estimated that at least 1,400 girls as young as 11 were assaulted and raped by gangs of Asian men over a period of 16 years. Some had guns pointed at them or were doused in petrol and threatened with being set alight. Mrs Cryer recalled how there was a politically correct Left that saw her fight as racism. “At the time I was dealing with this, 2002-04, political correctness was playing a big part. The Guardian at that time hardly mentioned these things… because it was so politically correct.” (Labour MPs: Left ignored sex abuse, The Daily Telegraph, 30th Aug 2014)

Deluded though they still are about mass immigration, Ann Cryer and Simon Danczuk have qualities unknown to most liberals: courage, honesty and integrity. Those are certainly not words that can be applied to the disgraced MP Denis MacShane, a dedicated champion of “the Jewish community” who was jailed in December 2013 for expenses fraud. But MacShane too has pointed out which newspaper created the “culture of denial” where gang-rape could flourish:

Rotherham: Sorry isn’t good enough. When will Britain learn to protect its children?

… Denis MacShane, who was Labour MP for Rotherham at the time, also says he didn’t know. Can it be the case that he was blinkered to the plight of his desperate constituents: parents fighting to get the authorities to do something about the abuse happening to their daughters? Could the disconnect between him and the community he represented have been so great? Was he so far removed from the business of the council that he didn’t know about the presentations to councillors on child sexual exploitation as long ago as 2004? His plea that his “liberal leftie” Guardian-reading tendencies prevented him from digging deeper for fear of upsetting cultural sensitivities smacks of a post-hoc justification of his abject failure to do anything: an excuse hardly befitting a parliamentarian of 18 years. If he was so unable or unwilling to exercise proper scrutiny and inquiry in his constituency (that being his job, after all) then he should have resigned long before he was forced to – in 2012 – when he was charged, and later convicted, of fraud while serving as an MP. Politics failed the young children of Rotherham too. (Rotherham: Sorry isn’t good enough. When will Britain learn to protect its children?, The Guardian, 31st August 2014)

Some vibrant rapists from London

Yes, that Guardian editorial has a long list of guilty parties: “the police, social services and the state failed the children; so, too, did local councillors.” Conspicuous by their absence are some folk much closer to home: editors and journalists at the Guardian (and its Sunday version the Observer). The Guardian cares so deeply about victims and the vulnerable that its website has special sections devoted to women, children, child protection, rape and domestic violence. But it was the right-wing Times “whose estimable reporting sparked the inquiry” into what was happening in Rotherham. It seems that pious posturing isn’t enough to protect the vulnerable. But the Guardian isn’t going to break the habit of a lifetime just yet:

White racists vs harmless ethnic: a Guardian cartoon

The Guardian view on the Rotherham child abuse scandal: no excuse. Nothing should stand in the way of protecting the vulnerable. Those who fail should take responsibility

Shaun Wright, Labour’s South Yorkshire police and crime commissioner, who was Rotherham’s cabinet member for children and young people’s services from 2005 until 2010, is refusing to resign. He apologises unreservedly for the grotesque abuse that 1,400 children or more may have endured on his watch, but he says the scale of the abuse has come as a surprise to him. … His lack of leadership, his reluctance to ask difficult q

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read full article at source: http://redicecreations.com/article.php?id=31646

[Bev]

Bombshell files which revealed the scale of child sex abuse in Rotherham over a decade ago have disappeared from council offices, a town hall chief has revealed.

Rotherham Council’s chief executive Martin Kimber told MPs he cannot locate three vital reports into child sex abuse despite “extensive” searches.

“I still have not seen the 2002 report, even though I made extensive inquiries,” he told the Commons local government committee.



“The 2003 report I have never seen at all. I made extensive inquiries. The 2006 report I saw for the first time on Sunday evening.

“They are not in the council’s archives.”

The revelation files have gone missing will add to MPs’ fears that the scale of abuse in Rotherham was covered up by council and police officials.

Last month’s damning investigation by Professor Alexis Jay, which revealed at least 1,400 girls were abused over 15 years, told how the key reports had been repeatedly ignored by the council.’

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[Bev]

It's not due to start until 1pm (I think) but Twitter is alive already. https://twitter.com/search?f=realtim...erham&src=typd

9 vans from Durham Constabulary in #Rotherham @BBCSheffield

https://twitter.com/KatHarbourne/sta...37320241528832

Police officers from across the country are in Rotherham today to help oversee one of the biggest English Defence League demonstrations in years.

Around 1,200 EDL supporters are due to march through the town from 1.30pm ahead of a rally on Main Street, near Rotherham police station, at 1.30pm.

The crowd is expected to gather at the Town Hall from 1pm.

A counter demonstration is to be held in the town by Unite Against Fascism and some other groups are also expected.

The EDL demo has been called in the wake of the damning report into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham, which revealed 1,400 children had been abused by largely Pakistani men over a 16 year period.

South Yorkshire Police and Rotherham Council were said to have failed to tackle the issue because of sensitivities around the ethnicity of the perpetrators.

Police chiefs are warning local residents to expect disruption in the town this afternoon.

A number of roads are closed including Main Street, from the junction with Centenary Way to the Market Street junction; Wilfred Street,at the junction with Westgate; Moorgate Street, at the junction with Grove Street and Westgate, at the junction with Main Street.

Chief Superintendent Jason Harwin said: “People in Rotherham and beyond are understandably shocked by the revelations of recent weeks and want to express their concern and anger about what happened.

“There are victims of child sexual exploitation who were let down by us in the past - they did not receive the necessary protection and support they should be able to expect and we fully acknowledge our previous failings.

“We respect an individual’s democratic right to protest and additional officers will be on duty to ensure a peaceful and safe protest for all. However, if people are attending with the intention of causing or participate in disorder, they will be identified and dealt with.

“The event is likely to cause some disruption for local business and the public with road closures taking place for public safety. We will be looking to minimise any disruption where possible.

“I would like to thank everyone for their co-operation while this is ongoing and to know that we, with our partners, will strive to make the today as safe as possible.”

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[Bev]

Further inquiry into events in Rotherham is revealing the degree of corruption that facilitated two decades of child sexual exploitation in the central England town. A Home Office researcher who says her report into the widespread abuse in the early 2000s was suppressed now says, according to the Sheffield Telegraph, that she was also the victim of threats from police officers aware of her investigation.

The researcher, who has not been identified in media reports, testified in private before the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee on Thursday. Conservative Member of Parliament Nicola Blackwood told reporters:

The researcher told us she was threatened in her car at night by two police officers.

“They said wouldn’t it be a bad thing if some of those men found out where she lived. She feared for her life.”

South Yorkshire police chief David Crompton said that he was not aware of the incident.

A independent inquiry report released late last month estimated that 1,400 children were sexually exploited in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013. Because the abusers were frequently from Rotherham’s British-Pakistani community, local government leaders, social-services workers, and law enforcement ignored or refused to pursue victims’ claims.

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[Bev]

#Rotherham Minster barricaded ahead of today's march. 15,000 EDL members & counter protesters expected.

https://twitter.com/KatHarbourne/sta...45137535016960

[Bev]

Rotherham Labour MP opposed calls for a investigation into the town’s child-sex scandal because he did not think it would help young victims or their families, it can be revealed.

John Healey questioned the benefits of holding an inquiry into agencies’ handling of sex-exploitation cases, “especially if it focuses solely on Rotherham and on Asian men grooming white girls”.

htt p://w ww.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/politics/article4204153.ece

It's the Times, so that's it unless you cough up.

It has emerged Labour Members of Parliament in the North of England may have conspired to ignore the abuse of young girls by Pakistani grooming gangs because of the "vast reservoirs" of votes the "Kashmiri Muslim" community afforded them, and that crucial detailed evidence about the scandal has "disappeared" from archives.

A local MP has confided the abuse remained unspoken of for so long because "there was a culture of not wanting to rock the multicultural community boat, if I may put it like that". A culture of intimidation locally may have also played a part.

Although reports about child sexual abuse began to surface relatively regularly in the national press in 2011, a year later when John Healey, a Labour MP local to Rotherham, received a letter from a constituent expressing concern he dismissed it. London newspaper The Times reports today that the man, an engineer, wrote to his MP in 2012 to inform him locals were “deeply disturbed by what . . . is happening in Rotherham”.

The constituent asked whether Healey, MP for the area since 1997 (also believed to be the year the abuses of the 1,400 girls in Rotherham began), would "call for an investigation of all parties at fault", meaning local child protection agencies and police as well as the perpetrators. Healey replied" "I am not sure an inquiry would help the girls and their families, especially if it focuses solely on Rotherham and on Asian men grooming white girls".

A reluctance to focus attention on the perpetrators of these crimes for reasons of "community cohesion" or electoral expediency appears to be a common theme. Former Rotherham MP Denis Macshane who was first elected in 1994 but resigned in 2012 prior to a six month jail sentence for expenses fraud, has admitted his political leanings stopped him from addressing the problem.

Speaking to the BBC, Macshane said he was aware of illegal incest and "the oppression of women within bits of the Muslim community in Britain" but turned a blind eye. He admitted: "Perhaps yes, as a true Guardian reader, and liberal leftie, I suppose I didn’t want to raise that too hard". The Times reports him as having said: "I, like so many MPs, preferred to keep silent on some of the dirty secrets about bad practices in the Kashmiri Muslim community", a community that supplies "vast resevoirs" of votes at election time.

Blaming the abuse on British culture, and linking the Rotherham abuse gangs to celebrity groomers, he said: "Nobody pursued Jimmy Saville, nobody pursued Rolf Harris, nobody pursued Cyril Smith… There is in our country, just a dreadful culture and I wouldn’t pick particular on one ethnic community but it is a real problem, it’s a longer story about the nature of that community, their sexual relations, and the way they treat women".

The first Times report from 2011 which referred to a place in "Northern England" where local sources "are so scared of reprisals that their town must not be named" went some way to explain why the abuser's own community didn’t reveal their activities, which were often conducted in broad daylight.

The article refers to comments by the community sources, who speak of the "widespread view that betraying members of one’s own community to the police would be an even greater sin than child sexual exploitation." White girls are targeted by such men because "if they did it to a Muslim girl, they’d be shot".

As the parliamentary inquiry into the conduct of local agencies and authorities continues questions have been asked of the competency of the very bodies that were supposed to protect the abused. During the questioning of resigning Rotherham chief executive it emerged that an important and detailed piece of evidence, a 2008 report on child abuse has “disappeared” from the council’s archives.

The inquiry continues.

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[Bev]

Police in force - Over 1500 from all over Yorkshire in #Rotherham

https://twitter.com/UK_Database_CSA/...52780660015104

Rotherham high street is closed due to EDL protests. Metal barriers everywhere.

https://twitter.com/runningaround1/s...52556315074561

@SkyNews why is there no coverage of the protests in Rotherham. No arrests of Pakistani paedophile rapists gangs. Media do your duty

https://twitter.com/TerryTezza62/sta...52252727132160

[Bev]

EDL members gather outside Rotherham Town Hall

https://twitter.com/newsgirl25/statu...53264531693568

Police presence building in #Rotherham - Looks like a warzone

https://twitter.com/UK_Database_CSA/...54704633380864

englishdefenceleague ‏@EDLofficialpage

#Rotherham EDL demo a contingent of EDL members making their way to our mustering point were set upon by UAF

https://twitter.com/EDLofficialpage/...56868005056512

[Bev]

Metal barriers surround the #Rotherham police station & council building pic.twitter.com/LxIG8e1pNS via @UK_Database_CSA

https://twitter.com/BullshineBilly/s...56204818477056

[Bev]

Scenes from EDL rally in Rotherham

https://twitter.com/newsgirl25/statu...57034741207040

[Bev]

Children in Rotherham continue to be sexually exploited "on an industrial scale", South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Shaun Wright says as he faces calls to resign at a public meeting.

During the meeting at Rotherham Town Hall, members of the public, including abuse victims, harangued Mr Wright over why he was still in a job – following widespread calls for his resignation in the wake of the Jay Report – with one member of the crowd saying "If I had a gun I would shoot you".



The Jay Report detailed how at least 1,400 children were subjected to horrific abuse including rape, violence and trafficking for sex between 1997 and 2013.

You were a disgrace, mate. If I had a gun I would shoot you. Grandfather of abuse victim

Before being elected to his PCC role in 2012, Mr Wright was a Rotherham councillor for a decade, and was responsible for children's services from 2005 to 2010.

Prime Minister David Cameron, Home Secretary Theresa May, and Labour leader Ed Miliband have all called for Mr Wright to step down.
'Disgrace'

However, Mr Wright told the meeting that Professor Jay, the author of the report, had told him she was "staggered at how little information" he had been provided with.

During the meeting the grandfather of an abused 12-year-old confronted Mr Wright – saying on one occasion police had arrested the girl for being drunk and disorderly, but had let her four abusers go.

The man said: "You were a disgrace, mate. If I had a gun I would shoot you."

Mr Wright responded, saying: "Clearly, if that took place, it's an absolute disgrace."
'Industrial scale'

He told the meeting that the sexual exploitation of children was still happening at the same scale as identified in the report, saying it is "a very difficult and complex issue to prevent".

"I have referred to the numbers, the 1,400 evidenced by Professor Jay, clearly that's exploitation on an industrial scale in my view," he said.

"But if you look at the referrals and the investigations that have taken place then, yes, it does appear that it is still at that level across Rotherham and indeed across South Yorkshire.

"Now whether that is as a result of more awareness and more people having the confidence to come forward or whether that it is a result of actual crimes taking place, the jury's still out."

You've got my absolute commitment to continue the work that's already been put in place. Shaun Wright

An English Defence League member had to be ejected from the meeting for shouting as two victims of child sex abuse tried to ask questions. A number of EDL supporters left at this point, screaming at Mr Wright from the public gallery as they went.
No confidence

Since Professor Jay's report was published Mr Wright has received votes of no confidence from both Sheffield and Rotherham councils. Following his appearance in front of the Home Affairs Select Committee, Chairman Keith Vaz said he would ask Home Secretary Theresa May to bring in emergency laws to allow PCCs to be ousted.

Other MPs have accused Mr Wright of clinging on to his job for a "love of the salary".

During the meeting, chairman Harry Harpham said he had referred two complaints about Mr Wright to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).

However, Mr Wright said he had an "absolute commitment to continue the work that's already been put in place and to try and continue the progress that has been made since I've been police and crime commissioner."

htt p://ww w.channel4.com/news/rotherham-child-sex-abuse-exploitation-shaun-wright-resign

Child exploitation still on ‘industrial scale’ in Rotherham | Channel 4 News - YouTube

Child exploitation still on ‘industrial scale’ in Rotherham | Channel 4 News - YouTube

Published on 12 Sep 2014

South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Shaun Wright has told a public meeting that child sexual exploitation is still on an "industrial scale" in Rotherham and the wider area, as he faced angry calls for his resignation.

[Bev]

our men have been arrested in relation to protests planned in the light of revelations about child sexual exploitation in Rotherham.

Three were held on suspicion of going equipped to commit crime shortly before hundreds of supporters of the English Defence League (EDL) were expected to march through the South Yorkshire town.

The three men arrested in Wickersley were a 41-year-old from Newark, a 20-year-old from Cambridge and a 28-year-old from Nottingham.



Separately, a fourth man, aged 19 and from Rotherham, was arrested in relation to the protest on suspicion of a public order offence.

Police were expecting an influx of more than 1,000 people into Rotherham.

As well as the EDL march, United Against Fascism members staged a smaller counter protest.

At 12.45pm, there were around 200 people in the town centre, a number police said they expected that number to grow.

Later, officers dealt with a small group of protesters who were "failing to comply with direction".

At one point police were "confronted with missiles and barriers", South Yorkshire Police said.

At around 3pm, the EDL supporters began to disperse and later the force said most demonstrators had left Main Street in the town, with no major incidents to report.

The protests were held after a damning report released last month which detailed how 1,400 children were sexually exploited over a 16-year period.

The inquiry said that although the majority of perpetrators were described as "Asian" by victims, councillors did not engage directly with the Pakistani-heritage community to discuss how to tackle the issue and some staff were nervous about identifying the abusers' ethnic origins "for fear of being thought racist".

Ahead of today's protests, police commander for Rotherham, Chief Superintendent Jason Harwin, said: "People in Rotherham and beyond are understandably shocked by the revelations of recent weeks and want to express their concern and anger about what happened.

"There are victims of child sexual exploitation who were let down by us in the past - they did not receive the necessary protection and support they should be able to expect and we fully acknowledge our previous failings.

"The force is committed to tackling CSE and has taken steps to address this.

"We have requested an independent investigation into our handling of CSE and the Chief Constable is in ongoing dialogue with the Independent Police Complaints Commission to ensure any individuals and organisations found to be at fault are held to account.

"We respect an individual's democratic right to protest and additional officers will be on duty to ensure a peaceful and safe protest for all. However, if people are attending with the intention of causing or participate in disorder, they will be identified and dealt with."

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[EDLIE Stampton]

It looks like some degenerates turned up with the odd swastika flag and went around acting like pre 1985 football hooligans.
This info is not from the red scum that are saying kevin bryans degenerate version of the NF and antifa made a coordinated attack on the EDL anti paedophile demo.
They done a great job of throwing things at the police and supporting pakistani muslim paedophiles.

They have also destroyed all the hard work the actual National Front has done over the years building links with the anti paedophile organisations.

Children have rights @UK_Database_CSA · 4h
Metal barriers now being hurled at police #Rotherham


Children have rights @UK_Database_CSA · 4h
A splinter group of National front members have left the march amid chaotic scenes after breaching wrack barriers and attacking the EDL
It seems that about 50 National Front members instigated trouble - IF thats who they were
Missiles being hurled at police, violence flaring,batons are drawn... Near Wilfred street #Rotherham
Demo steward heard saying "we've lost this" - Trying to keep the crowd peaceful. Small number intent on trouble - Majority peaceful
Barriers everywhere. Out of control, protests have split onto Westgate. Batons drawn by police
Children have rights @UK_Database_CSA
It does seem at the outset that the trouble earlier was not caused by the EDL members but an 'outside and unidentified group'


In this video we hear from a mother that asked for help from social services and they took her daughter off of her and sedated the child.
Then while in their care they let her spend weekends with paedophiles on the condition that she dont tell her mother.
Another girl is mentioned that they have remanded in prison and had her beaten by paid inmates.
Her crime was reporting her and other childrens abuse while she was in care.
In court no evidence was offered against her just the judge/magistrate saying remanded in custody.
Thats when she found out her solicitor was bent.To late.

Mother of child abuse victim speaking in Rotherham. - YouTube

Mother of child abuse victim speaking in Rotherham. - YouTube

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Daily Stormer

September 13, 2014

The British government appears to be an institution design for the express purpose of destroying the British people.

Funny that.

It has emerged Labour Members of Parliament in the North of England may have conspired to ignore the abuse of young girls by Pakistani grooming gangs because of the “vast reservoirs” of votes the “Kashmiri Muslim” community afforded them, and that crucial detailed evidence about the scandal has “disappeared” from archives.

A local MP has confided the abuse remained unspoken of for so long because “there was a culture of not wanting to rock the multicultural community boat, if I may put it like that”. A culture of intimidation locally may have also played a part.

Although reports about child sexual abuse began to surface relatively regularly in the national press in 2011, a year later when John Healey, a Labour MP local to Rotherham, received a letter from a constituent expressing concern he dismissed it. London newspaper The Times reports today that the man, an engineer, wrote to his MP in 2012 to inform him locals were “deeply disturbed by what . . . is happening in Rotherham”.

The constituent asked whether Healey, MP for the area since 1997 (also believed to be the year the abuses of the 1,400 girls in Rotherham began), would “call for an investigation of all parties at fault”, meaning local child protection agencies and police as well as the perpetrators. Healey replied” “I am not sure an inquiry would help the girls and their families, especially if it focuses solely on Rotherham and on Asian men grooming white girls”.

A reluctance to focus attention on the perpetrators of these crimes for reasons of “community cohesion” or electoral expediency appears to be a common theme. Former Rotherham MP Denis Macshane who was first elected in 1994 but resigned in 2012 prior to a six month jail sentence for expenses fraud, has admitted his political leanings stopped him from addressing the problem.

read full article at source: http://www.dailystormer.com/rotherha...nto-sex-abuse/

[Bev]

Golden Globe-winning actress Samantha Morton has said she was sexually abused as a child in the English city of Nottingham but authorities refused to respond to her complaints, a familiar tale as Britain grapples with a string of child abuse scandals.

Morton, who was living in a council-run children's home from the late 1980s, told The Guardian newspaper that she was first befriended by two residential care workers, made to feel special by being given extra food before finally being abused.

Morton has been nominated for two Oscars and starred with Tom Cruise in the 2002 film Minority Report.

She said social workers provided "no support, no offer of counselling, no wanting to delve deeper" and the police removed her from the home, took no action and allowed the two men to keep their jobs.

Nottinghamshire Police said in a statement there was no record of Morton approaching them in the past and that she had not made a complaint in recent weeks despite being contacted by officers on several occasions.

The county council said in a statement on Saturday that it was working with police to investigate the allegations and was confident that current standards of care were monitored and complaints dealt with quickly.

However the allegations could add to concerns that historic allegations of abuse were not taken seriously after high-profile public figures were found guilty this year of abusing children and a recent scandal in the northern town of Rotherham.

British newspapers have been dominated in recent weeks by revelations from an independent report of the abuse of 1,400 children by men of Pakistani descent.

The scale and graphic nature of the crimes have raised difficult questions about whether timidity about confronting the issue of race had prompted authorities to turn a blind eye.

Some of the victims, mainly white girls in care homes, were as young as 11 and were plied with drugs and alcohol and subjected to gang rapes.

Morton grew up 40 miles south of the town and said she had not been able to sleep for a week after hearing the allegations, The Guardian said.

The issue of historic child abuse came to the fore in Britain following a 2012 national scandal over revelations that the late BBC TV presenter Jimmy Savile had been one of Britain's most prolific sex offenders.

A major abuse investigation launched by police hs seen a number of celebrities arrested and questioned with some, including publicist Max Clifford and Australian children's entertainer Rolf Harris, jailed for abusing children.

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