27 minutes ago, KireB said:

Seems to me there is not much left to do.  

Yeh, just wander around randomly dishing out vigilante justice.

 

If you do it often enough you’ll eventually get the right guy.

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Yeh, just wander around randomly dishing out vigilante justice.

 

If you it often enough you’ll eventually get the right guy.

Perhaps many of the  victims know exactly who the right guys are along with the police at the time but it was covered up...........its not like you don't know this already. Who was talking about  "just wander around randomly dishing out vigilante justice"

 

More dishonesty from you.

1 hour ago, The Cyclist said:

 

Do you really ?
 

Do you think I care one iota what you think. Venn diagram or no Venn diagram ?

I’m under no illusion that you care what anyone thinks.

 

You’re personal attacks against those who disagree with you testify to the fact.

What do British police and politicians fear about an inquiry into immigrant grooming  gangs raping UK children. 

This problem has been allowed to fester fuelled by an  open door immigration policy and a failure to investigate complaints by the police. 

Rare arrests result in few prison sentences and no deportations. 

Immigrants with dual nationality holding British pasport should be deported to their original country of origin. 

17 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Yeh, just wander around randomly dishing out vigilante justice.

 

If you it often enough you’ll eventually get the right guy.

Given under 2 Tier Kier's UK the police are no longer allowed to arrest 'people of Pakistani heritage', what do you suggest?

Just now, sungod said:

Given under 2 Tier Kier's UK the police are no longer allowed to arrest 'people of Pakistani heritage', what do you suggest?

I suggest you’re making baseless assertions.

 

Just now, Chomper Higgot said:

I suggest you’re making baseless assertions.

 

I suggest you are blind.

7 minutes ago, jippytum said:

Immigrants with dual nationality holding British pasport should be deported to their original country of origin. 

Do you mean ones who are convicted criminals or all of them?

6 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I’m under no illusion that you care what anyone thinks.

 

You’re personal attacks against those who disagree with you testify to the fact.

 

Personal attacks, please report these personal attacks

 

Be under no illusion whatsover, and I will reiterate for the hard of thinking.  I could not care less about you, your Venn diagrams, or if uou were lying in a heap in a gutter.

 

This tells me all I need to know.

 

Quote

Alleged cover up.

 

There is no alleged about it.

 

Maggie Oliver and the Jay Report highlight the magnitude of the cover up.

 

Best grab your cuddle blanket and crawl back into your safe space.

2 minutes ago, sungod said:

Given under 2 Tier Kier's UK the police are no longer allowed to arrest 'people of Pakistani heritage', what do you suggest?

Do you have any proof that UK police can't arrest ethnic Pakistanis? 

Just now, Neeranam said:

Do you have any proof that UK police can't arrest ethnic Pakistanis? 

Yes.

 

Next question?

12 minutes ago, sungod said:

Yes.

 

Next question?

 

 

Next question?..........................could you share that proof to give credibility to your statement.

 

 

(Not doubting the likelihood but I have never seen proof).

2 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

Next question?..........................could you share that proof to give credibility to your statement.

 

 

(Not doubting the likelihood but I have never seen proof).

Not much to ask. Usually, alleged facts have to be linked to.

Moral cowardice on behalf of all the officials who had a hand in cover this up.

 

The UK Grooming Gangs and the Cowardice of the West

Thousands of young girls, mostly children, were systematically groomed and raped by immigrant gangs across the UK over a period of decades. Police turned the girls away. Detectives were discouraged from investigating. Politicians and prosecutors did their best to sweep it under the rug. Journalists skipped the biggest story of their lives. A culture of silence enveloped the United Kingdom. Why?

https://www.thefp.com/p/bari-weiss-uk-grooming-gangs-cowardice-of-the-west

 

 

It seems there was a long and detailed inquiry, years ago.

And lots of changes were suggested by that inquiry.

And until now it seems few of those suggestions have been implemented.

 

Who asked for another inquiry before Musk opened his big mouth?

Who knows the details of the inquiry which was done already?

It's always easy to jump on a popular bandwagon without knowing the facts. 

11 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

It seems there was a long and detailed inquiry, years ago.

And lots of changes were suggested by that inquiry.

And until now it seems few of those suggestions have been implemented.

 

Who asked for another inquiry before Musk opened his big mouth?

Who knows the details of the inquiry which was done already?

It's always easy to jump on a popular bandwagon without knowing the facts. 

Numerous topics on this already, try reading them if you want to know

Just now, Bkk Brian said:

Numerous topics on this already, try reading them if you want to know

 

 

Helpful..............NOT!

 

Nothing wrong in adding a link each time for new/irregular posters.

11 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

The UK Grooming Gangs and the Cowardice of the West

Thousands of young girls, mostly children, were systematically groomed and raped by immigrant gangs across the UK over a period of decades. Police turned the girls away. Detectives were discouraged from investigating. Politicians and prosecutors did their best to sweep it under the rug. Journalists skipped the biggest story of their lives. A culture of silence enveloped the United Kingdom. Why?

 

Here is why and why it is changing

 

 

 

People are no longer willing to put up with the political cowardice, around this National Scandal.

 

And if it takes a Musk, to lay into them over this, good on him.

1 minute ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

Helpful..............NOT!

 

Nothing wrong in adding a link each time for new/irregular posters.

Why not? There are 7 links to 7 related topics in the OP, you missed that also then.

3 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

A disgusting comment calling for vigilante justice.

 

The means to achieve a second inquiry is to present a bill calling for a second inquiry in Parliament. Any MP can raise a Private Members Bill, any party can raise 
a party sponsored Bill.

 

To date non have done so.

 

You do realize that you’re coming across as someone who would prefer for these events to be swept under the carpet. There is absolutely no excuse for there rape gangs and those who try to minimize the wrongdoing are by association just as guilty.

Seems to me it's only the politicians who were involved that don't want an inquiry and to hell with what the voters want..

Again.

2 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Do you ever get tired of quoting out of context?

 

My full post that you cropped torpedoes your ridiculous and baseless assertion.

 

Which almost certainly why you cropped my post to remove context. 

Oh dear. Poor you.

1 hour ago, Bkk Brian said:

Perhaps many of the  victims know exactly who the right guys are along with the police at the time but it was covered up..........

...

Exactly.  When I mentioned vigilante justice in my post, I refer to a just punishment that is handed out by the community to the individual(s) who are known 100% to have committed the crime, such as all those Muslim rapists who got off with minimal prison sentences.

 

Vigilante justice WILL come to the UK, because the vast majority of the community are sick to death (IMHO), of the biased attitude of the government and police, the lack of an appropriate sentence for those found guilty of a crime, the 'abuse' of the legal system by criminals claiming their right to a family life etc etc.

 

I'm not calling for VJ, but I'll be cheering when it happens, because at least 95% of the UK population has been betrayed by the government, police, Church and indeed the King himself...

1 minute ago, simon43 said:

 

 

Vigilante justice WILL come to the UK, because the vast majority of the community are sick to death (IMHO), of the biased attitude of the government and police, the lack of an appropriate sentence for those found guilty of a crime, the 'abuse' of the legal system by criminals claiming their right to a family life etc etc. 

 

 

No it won't.

 

 

At least not from the indigenous British population.

 

 

Apathy is much stronger vigilantism.

2 hours ago, JonnyF said:

 

Harris shares your love of Venn diagrams.

 

Also your inane leftist out of date mindset. 

 

Oh, and failure to gaslight people into re-electing a liberal government.

 

Progressives are generally seen as regressive these days. Everywhere except the UK but that will change at the next election.

 

Your silly "Progressive" views are out of date. A failed experiment that will be mocked by historians. A dark 3 decades in an otherwise glorious Western history. 

 

 

Brilliantly executed!

It took a billionaire foreigner with gonads to expose the lefts cover up in the UK.

 

The X platform and Musk being able to share facts with millions  of followers is doing exactly what the leftest media should be doing !Unfortunately that media is part of the same problem.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/uk/did-uk-media-downplay-pakistani-grooming-gangs-scandal-heres-the-truth/articleshow/116995456.cms#

 

 

5 hours ago, simon43 said:

No second inquiry will ever happen because the accused/convicted are Muslim.  That is a 'get out of jail/don't go to jail/nothing to see here' card in the UK.... All we can hope for is vigilante justice.

You are probably right. Any inquiry would be seen by some as racist as the large majority of rapists were Pakistani muslims.

49 minutes ago, The Cyclist said:

 

Here is why and why it is changing

 

 

 

People are no longer willing to put up with the political cowardice, around this National Scandal.

 

And if it takes a Musk, to lay into them over this, good on him.

Correct, one thing about Elon Musk is that he does not mince his words, LOVE IT!!!

1 hour ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

Next question?..........................could you share that proof to give credibility to your statement.

 

 

(Not doubting the likelihood but I have never seen proof).

 

here is an example, over 1000 Pakistani vigilantes roaming the streets with the police nowhere to be seen, cant hurt their feelings you know.

 

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1932397/Sky-News-reporter-UK-riots

1 hour ago, Neeranam said:

Not much to ask. Usually, alleged facts have to be linked to.

 

If you doubt it, why not agree to a public inquiry?

1 hour ago, jippytum said:

What do British police and politicians fear about an inquiry into immigrant grooming  gangs raping UK children. 

This problem has been allowed to fester fuelled by an  open door immigration policy and a failure to investigate complaints by the police. 

Rare arrests result in few prison sentences and no deportations. 

Immigrants with dual nationality holding British pasport should be deported to their original country of origin. 

What do they fear? It is actually very simple @jippytum. It started as a localised political problem which has grown and is now out of control, as a national political problem.

 

When the question, problem, activities of these rape gangs of ethnic Pakistani men first raised its loathsome head in certain (Northern) metropolitan areas it was "handled" with kid gloves. The comparatively high number of people of Pakistani origin, who lived in these towns represented a significant "block vote". They were a patriarchal clan society, mirroring that of their area of origin, the Punjab in Pakistan. Decisions, including those about how and who to vote for were taken by the heads of the clan, exclusively male and wielding huge influence, both socially and religiously; hence the "block vote". That "block vote" had tremendous effect upon local politics, an effect that was also felt nationally. The Labour party benefited from that "block vote" which underpinned their dominance in these areas - their interest was not exclusive, the Tories and Liberal Democrats also curried their support - but Labour basically had it. 

 

That meant that, as I said, great efforts were made to avoid alienating that voting block. Politicised social services departments and certain Police officers, aware that their careers, advancement and futures were largely controlled by the politicians joined in this. As the scale of the problem spread, in terms of numbers of participants, victims and geographically, so did the "cover up", under the guise of avoiding "racism", and encouraging " community cohesion" ; but it remained, essentially politically driven.

 

Ultimately and inevitably it became so widespread that it impinged upon national government, it's agencies (the Home Office and Department of Public Prosecutions) and of course Westminster politics. Now of course the bubble has burst and most (but probably not all) of what has been going on has been revealed much more widely.

 

It is not exclusively a Labour problem, the Tories were in power for much of the time, and were also complicit in the betrayal, and have many many questions to answer, but it is Labour which is now in power, in the "hot seat" and have to deal with it.

 

There are signs that they will attempt some sort of damage limitation exercise,  holding some form of ( carefully managed) inquiry. Their problem is that many pertinent questions will be now directed at people who are now very senior figures in the party, including the leader! They would have to handle it very deftly, and I am not sure they are capable of that.

 

It now stands as a national political scandal, posing a problem, for Labour, a threat perhaps as existential as Brexit was for the Tories!