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Wisbech Eagle
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I believe that to be in our best interests, yes. But that doesn’t imply the banning of religion. Only that has no influence over, or involvement in schools. At home and in places of worship that’s up to the parents. However, any evidence of the teaching of hatred, wherever it is found, should be prosecuted. So home schooling needs to be tightly regulated.
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It's amusing that the original quote came from a spoof account parodying Owen Jones which many, including Naz Shah apparently, took at face value. Probably because it was indistinguishable from his usual burbling.
As Tom Lehrer said 'Political satire became obsolete when Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.'
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Pakistani accused of forcibly marrying 13-year-old girl arrested
Azhar Ali, 44, taken into custody after he was accused of abducting, forcibly marrying a 13-year-old Christian girl.
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As this...what I predict will be a whitewash investigation into the grooming gangs goes on.....you are going to hear a lot of claims from those higher up in government at the time that they knew nothing about this.
I should imagine the truth is similar to the Savile situation....they did hear rumours and from time to time it was political news, but they can claim ignorance via plausible deniability through their lack of commentary at the time.......the fact is there was no benefit for them to say or do anything....these were working class white girls and for them at the bottom of the pole as those doing the raping were their beloved 'protected class'.
But it was known....as this BBC article from 2011 reveals.
We await real justice.....and there's a lot of people who are tainted by this.
Read the article and all the commentary from the left about how we shouldn't draw conclusions.
www.bbc.co.uk
I should imagine the truth is similar to the Savile situation....they did hear rumours and from time to time it was political news, but they can claim ignorance via plausible deniability through their lack of commentary at the time.......the fact is there was no benefit for them to say or do anything....these were working class white girls and for them at the bottom of the pole as those doing the raping were their beloved 'protected class'.
But it was known....as this BBC article from 2011 reveals.
We await real justice.....and there's a lot of people who are tainted by this.
Read the article and all the commentary from the left about how we shouldn't draw conclusions.
Jack Straw criticised for 'easy meat' comments on abuse
Ex-Home Secretary Jack Straw is accused of "stereotyping" after suggesting some men of Pakistani origin see white girls as easy targets for abuse.
www.bbc.co.uk
Tom Lehrer, absolute legend
Agree with this, at the end of the day Labour were happy to turn a blind eye to maintain muslim votes and still are if they possibly can. The whole muslim community knew this was happening but just kept silent cos they weren't botheredAs this...what I predict will be a whitewash investigation into the grooming gangs goes on.....you are going to hear a lot of claims from those higher up in government at the time that they knew nothing about this.
I should imagine the truth is similar to the Savile situation....they did hear rumours and from time to time it was political news, but they can claim ignorance via plausible deniability through their lack of commentary at the time.......the fact is there was no benefit for them to say or do anything....these were working class white girls and for them at the bottom of the pole as those doing the raping were their beloved 'protected class'.
But it was known....as this BBC article from 2011 reveals.
We await real justice.....and there's a lot of people who are tainted by this.
Read the article and all the commentary from the left about how we shouldn't draw conclusions.
Jack Straw criticised for 'easy meat' comments on abuse
Ex-Home Secretary Jack Straw is accused of "stereotyping" after suggesting some men of Pakistani origin see white girls as easy targets for abuse.
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There is no doubt that it was known there was a problem but the scale wasn’t. It seems there was a policy to handle lt locally rather treat it as a national problem.As this...what I predict will be a whitewash investigation into the grooming gangs goes on.....you are going to hear a lot of claims from those higher up in government at the time that they knew nothing about this.
I should imagine the truth is similar to the Savile situation....they did hear rumours and from time to time it was political news, but they can claim ignorance via plausible deniability through their lack of commentary at the time.......the fact is there was no benefit for them to say or do anything....these were working class white girls and for them at the bottom of the pole as those doing the raping were their beloved 'protected class'.
But it was known....as this BBC article from 2011 reveals.
We await real justice.....and there's a lot of people who are tainted by this.
Read the article and all the commentary from the left about how we shouldn't draw conclusions.
Jack Straw criticised for 'easy meat' comments on abuse
Ex-Home Secretary Jack Straw is accused of "stereotyping" after suggesting some men of Pakistani origin see white girls as easy targets for abuse.
Things changed.
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And each local authority independently decided on the same approach.
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Did they?
Have you asked them or are you relying on media reports?
I don’t doubt they talked to one another and to government advisers so there would be some coordination but there wasn’t the national approach there is now with the grooming gangs task force.
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Yes. I have asked them.
Wisbech Eagle
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You’ve been busy. Surprised you have the time given everything else you do.
Care to share the details?
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More excuses from the usual source.....who of course said that he was told about this from a Police contact twenty years ago.
But apparently the very people tasked with stopping this apparently had no idea of the scale.....poppycock. The cases and the inaction are already known......it was deliberately kept quiet.
Negligence is no excuse in the eyes of the law.
But apparently the very people tasked with stopping this apparently had no idea of the scale.....poppycock. The cases and the inaction are already known......it was deliberately kept quiet.
Negligence is no excuse in the eyes of the law.
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Even in a frantic schedule like mine time can be found. Look at your timetable - a bowls club to run and still the time to spare to pontificate on all the world's ills. It's about prioritisation. This weekend I skipped the Bezos wedding for instance.
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Well bearing in mind they all acted the same it does seem like there was collusion.
Manchester City Council redactions 'delayed grooming cases'
The decision led to significant delays in police investigations, an inspection says.
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Nothing to see here folks, certainly not a cover up 😕
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To append onto Badger's post.
The rot and ideology in our institutions was enabled by the uniparty (though started on the left).
It's not forgivable in my opinion.....they speak about empathy and caring about women (in reality mostly middle class women or minorities) but allowed it to happen.
The rot and ideology in our institutions was enabled by the uniparty (though started on the left).
It's not forgivable in my opinion.....they speak about empathy and caring about women (in reality mostly middle class women or minorities) but allowed it to happen.
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You rarely get to hear from victims who won't tow the 'nudge units' line....the 'don't look back in anger' crap that they used to gaslight normies.
They tightly control who gets to be heard in most of our media and then pretend that what is exposed now is shocking when these fecks have known about it and mostly ignored it for decades.....They only stirred when the Times wrote about it (who themselves had their nose in the air about the 'far right') and then went back to ignoring it until Musk made it impossible for them.
Slime, who think they are good people.
They tightly control who gets to be heard in most of our media and then pretend that what is exposed now is shocking when these fecks have known about it and mostly ignored it for decades.....They only stirred when the Times wrote about it (who themselves had their nose in the air about the 'far right') and then went back to ignoring it until Musk made it impossible for them.
Slime, who think they are good people.
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How can HOL's very own resident cucks read stories like this and come to the conclusion there isn't at least some kind of cover up? This is a f***ing disgrace, a national scandal, all in the name of political correctness. It makes my piss boil. This is the s*** we should be out in the streets for, demanding justice for these poor girls.
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Grooming victim 'lives with trauma every day' - as force investigates crimes involving more than 700 survivors
Marlon West, 51, says his daughter Scarlett was raped by more than 60 men from the age of 14.