Some of those police/social workers/cps any of them who turned a blind eye should not only be totally ashamed of themselves but they should all be named and shamed as well as losing their jobs and pensions.
And anyone who lightly throws the term "racist" around should think carefully what they say. As the fear of being called "racist" no doubt influenced lots of them to turn a blind eye.
No surprise the local Mosques said it had nothing to do with them when given names of perpetrators and asked to intervene as police/social services didn't want to know.
agree digdeep Some of those police/social workers/cps any of them who turned a blind eye should not only be totally ashamed of themselves but they should all be named and shamed as well as losing their jobs and pensions.And anyone who lightly throws
Terrible stuff and an ever increasing problem our society refuses to address.
Blaming the victims and activists like Tommy Robinson for raising awareness is disgusting.
Looking at the newspaper articles collated here: http://www.pmclauth.com/news And the stats it is horrifying the extent of this every growing problem.
Terrible stuff and an ever increasing problem our society refuses to address.Blaming the victims and activists like Tommy Robinson for raising awareness is disgusting.Looking at the newspaper articles collated here:http://www.pmclauth.com/newsAnd the
Anne Cryer former MP,complicit in the cover up,she was the MP at the time and was terrified of losing the muslim vote.how she had the bare faced cheek to appear on that programme is beyond belief.Google is ya friend.
Anne Cryer former MP,complicit in the cover up,she was the MP at the time and was terrified of losing the muslim vote.how she had the bare faced cheek to appear on that programme is beyond belief.Google is ya friend.
Anne Cryer and the Times guy were scared of giving the information to the 'far right'. Would there even been a 'far right' if they had acted straight away?
Anne Cryer and the Times guy were scared of giving the information to the 'far right'. Would there even been a 'far right' if they had acted straight away?
I expected to read that piece and find a Guardian writer denying the problem even exists, and seeking to blame the legal and care systems instead.
And that's exactly what I got, quelle surprise.
I expected to read that piece and find a Guardian writer denying the problem even exists, and seeking to blame the legal and care systems instead. And that's exactly what I got, quelle surprise.