We're fcked, explain this away porky AT snowey_haven. you human dross.

GOT, good point, we all know the answer to that one, .

Ms. Hopkins told Emma that other parents of victims of Muslim grooming gangs had moved their daughters abroad, saying moving girls to different parts of the country was ineffective as the rape gangs are “networked between cities”.

Your right there they got them in the EDL also

A good few have been charged

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/176587/Paedo-rap-for-EDL-leader





Many more


Three EDL members Caught In Anonymous Paedophile Hunter Sting:

Hactivist group Anonymous have launched a sting operation and have allegedly caught three peadophiles within the Birmingham Division of the English Defence League.

Pretending to be fifteen year old girls, Anonymous contacted the men, also members of Birmingham City's football hooligan firm - the Zulus.



"One has a litany of underage looking girls on his Facebook friend's list."

One of the men is the self proclaimed leader of EDL Birmingham Division and also an active member with the Zulu football hooligans. According to Anonymous, he has been busted arranging to have sex with kids numerous times. He also claims he had sex with a 15 year old when he was 21.
Another caught on to the sting and vanished.
The third claims to be the boss of the Zulu football hooligan firm. Anonymous hacked his 'Zulu' facebook page and exposed him in front of his followers.


This all happened quite literally on the eve of those individuals going out on a march against Islamist Paedophiles, apparently. How ironic!

The Daily Star, ffs, is that really where you source information.

Because the information is there

EDL have been known to have sickos involved

Not all but they have some

Din't know why you got upset there box no matter what colour surely we want all them beasts caught

Sorry I meant cult.

https://edlcriminals.com/2013/07/19/richard-price-edl-co-ordinator-placed-on-the-sex-offenders-register/

Another EDL just makes you think if there is more o they coaches travelling up and down the country.




A fake NHS worker who gained the trust of vulnerable Sheffield woman and plied them with alcohol and drugs before sexually assaulting them, has been jailed.

Dean Chambers, aged 49, of Green Oak Road, Totley, was found guilty of two counts of sexual assault, one count of perverting the course of justice in relation to two victims which took place in his home.

Jailing Chambers for five years and three months, Judge Sarah Wright said: “You have been convicted by the jury of sexual assaults after you exploited these vulnerable women with alcohol and drugs, although I accept they took these willingly.

“You also tried to pervert the course of justice sending letters from your prison cell which is a very serious offence.”

Chambers, who lingered before being led away to the cells, showed no emotion as the sentence was passed.

The Sheffield Crown Court previously heard Chambers would visit places like soup kitchens and homeless shelters before gaining the women’s trust and inviting back to his Totley home.

Mr Ian Goldsack, prosecuting, previously told the court the complainants were ‘extremely vulnerable adults’ and ‘females who had all sorts of different difficulties or vulnerabilities’.

“He would present himself as a Good Samaritan; he would gain their trust at least in part through wearing an NHS badge and presenting himself as somebody who would help people with problems or vulnerabilities,” Mr Goldsack said.

“He would invite them back to his home, once there they would be provided with the sort of things they thought they wanted – drugs, alcohol, tablets he seemed to have a ready stock of.”

Chambers also wrote letters from his prison cell to a vulnerable woman, who was not a complainant, asking her to record the women ‘admitting they had lied about the allegations’.

The jury, who took over 13 hours to come to their verdicts, cleared Chambers of six further counts of sexual assault against two further complainants.

He already pleaded guilty to one count of supplying class C drugs during the trial.