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🚨BOMBSHELL EXPOSÉ: TREVOR PHILLIPS RIPS LID OFF LABOUR'S GROOMING GANGS COVER-UP 💣 Keir Starmer and the Labour Party Sabotaging National Inquiry to Hide Racial Targeting of White Girls and Decades of Failure in Their Own Councils In a devastating intervention, Sir Trevor Phillips has blown the whistle on what...

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🚨TREVOR PHILLIPS RAGES: STARMER IGNORING GROOMING GANGS BECAUSE PERPETRATORS ARE MOSTLY PAKISTANI MUSLIM MEN 😤 “I CANNOT TELL YOU HOW CROSS I AM ABOUT IT”, Phillips declared, barely containing his anger. 😡 Brands Government Response “Utterly, Utterly Shameful” and “So Obviously Political” – Accuses Ministers of Cowardice to Avoid Offending Key Demographics in Labour-Held Seats and Councils 🎯 Sir Trevor Phillips, the former chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, has unleashed a furious condemnation of the government's handling of the grooming gangs scandal. He accused those in government of deliberately refusing to confront the issue head-on because of “the demographic of the people involved, largely Pakistani Muslim men” and because so much of the abuse occurred “in Labour-held seats and councils who would be offended by it”. “What the government is doing is utterly, utterly shameful. It is so obviously political. The people in government who are responsible for this should really be ashamed of themselves because it’s so obviously that they’re not doing this because of the demographic of the people involved, largely Pakistani Muslim men and also in Labour-held seats and councils who would be offended by it and that’s clearly the reason that they’re not pursuing this, and it is utterly shameful given what has been done to these children by these men. I cannot tell you how cross I am about it.” The outburst lays bare deep frustration at what he sees as a politically motivated refusal to act decisively – prioritising electoral sensitivities over justice for the thousands of vulnerable girls who were systematically abused. This is rage from one of Britain’s most respected voices on equality and race. The question now: will Keir Starmer and Labour finally listen – or continue to look the other way?

J Stewart

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Powerful people from all parties failed to protect girls like me from being raped and abused. But Labour were worst of all. It was in Labour-led Telford where I was asked by a CSE detective if I had “consented to sexual activity” at any point. It was local Labour politicians that called Pakistani-Muslim grooming gang survivors “paki shaggers” and “white slags”. It was in Labour-run Rochdale and Rotherham where local services turned little girls away and handed them straight back to their abusers because they didn’t want to be called racist. Labour councils. Labour politicians. Labour councillors. Labour-led local authorities. Labour-controlled police forces. So long as Labour is the sole leader of the National Grooming Gangs Inquiry, there is no chance of justice or change. The appointment of a Labour Peer with no legal experience to chair an investigation into the worst legal and systemic failure this country has ever seen? It’s a farce. Labour cannot be the face of justice. Not when they were the architects of the very atrocities we are fighting to expose. Nothing will change, nothing will get better, and we will be letting Labour mark their own homework and sweep their corruption under the rug with the veneer of an “impartial inquiry”. The only way the inquiry stands a chance of succeeding is if Reform, the Tories, survivors, apolitical experts, whistleblowers and legal professionals are given a seat at the table. And the only way that will happen is by tearing up their current “plan” and starting from scratch. Without Labour at the helm. It must be cross-party. It must be expert and survivor-led. And, most importantly, it must be free from the Labour Party’s iron grip.

Samantha Smith

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The Politician That Oversaw The Grooming Gang Cover Up In Oldham Is Now Prime Minister Operation Hexagon was a joint Greater Manchester Police and Oldham Council operation, involving Labour Party politicians, council officers and the mainstream media that went after myself and the others who refused to remain silent to the cover up of the gang rape of children. It was a Gold Command police operation. This is the kind launched in response to terrorist attacks. It was launched instead against the people exposing the grooming gangs. Instead of going after those involved in trafficking children, they hunted the whistleblowers. Operation Hexagon was launched under the oversight of the man who is now Prime Minister. Andy Burnham was police and crime commissioner of Gtr Manchester at the time. And his involvement goes further. His so-called assurance reviews. Not investigations, Assurance Reviews, were the cover-up of the cover-up, protecting the very people who made the decisions to look the other way. For three years Andy Burnham sat on the findings of his sham of a review in Oldham whilst his Labour colleagues branded us racists and far-right activists and tried to kill any prospect of a national inquiry. I spent most of those years on police bail after being falsely arrested by Greater Manchester Police for crimes that I did not commit, and then falsely charged by the Crown Prosecution Service to try and prosecute me by putting me in front of a judge and denying me a jury. That they failed was only due to the grace of God and a small army of mainly elderly supporters who attended every hearing and packed out the public gallery and the waiting rooms outside. Not one mainstream media channel will share the story of what took place to force the national inquiry. Likewise, as you can all see for yourselves now, not one political party will confront Andy Burnham over Operation Hexagon. Not Reform. Not Restore. Not the Conservatives. None of them. Which is why it is left to us. We got this far because ordinary people refused to stay silent to an atrocity. And be in no doubt that what took place is an atrocity. No political party funds my work. No institution stands behind it. And no mainstream media channel dare interview me despite Queen Elizabeth II putting a medal on my chest. What I do exists because ordinary people choose to sustain it. If you are able, become a paid supporter at Red Wall and the Rabble. 👉 If you cannot afford the £3 a month or £30 for the full year, just sign up for free. There are no paywalls to access any of my work. I publish everything for free. They know we are not going away. They know that a reckoning is coming. And they will do everything they can to prevent the truth of what they did coming out in the open. I know that my days of dawn raids on my home and locked up in police cells are not over. Just as I know that Pakistani gangsters & Islamists aligned with both the Labour Party and the grooming gangs will try their utmost to silence me. All under the protection of the police and the complicity of the government. We've got this far because we have refused to back down. And I am where I am because ordinary people came and stood alongside me. Perhaps it is time that you visited a war memorial and drew courage for the days that lie ahead of us. Raja Miah MBE

Raja Miah

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London Mayor Sadiq Khan and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer have blood on their hands. Both men willfully enabled the mass rape and sexual torture of British white girls by gangs of Muslim men, and we have proof. Khan, when he was first asked publicly about these allegations, said that it was fake and that they were false allegations. And he turned it around and blamed the victims and falsely accused them of being politically motivated. He basically said the victims falsely accused Muslims of doing this because they were Islamophobic. He said this despite the fact that he had access—as Mayor of London—to documented evidence proving that this was happening. You can see this in the The Rape Gang Inquiry Report by Rupert Lowe: “…the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan repeatedly insisted there were no grooming gangs operating in the city. He described evidence from whistleblowers as politically motivated. He told the London Assembly that child sexual exploitation in the capital is a 'far more complex' matter and does not fit the grooming-style patterns on display across deprived northern towns...A Daily Express investigation revealed that Khan had direct access to HM Inspectorate of Constabulary documents detailing the very patterns of offending he had denied. Khan read these files yet continued to deny the existence of grooming gangs in public.” Unconscionable. Also in the report, Keir Starmer allowed these rapists and pedophiles to keep raping. "While Sir Keir Starmer was the Director of Public Prosecutions, it has been reported that 13,000 suspected rape gang members and paedophiles were let off with warning letters." Starmer deliberately let off the gang rapists and pedophiles with nothing more than a "warning letter." The complicity of these politicians is incomprehensible to me.

Liz Wheeler

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Rupert Lowe kept his promise and held the privately funded independent grooming gang inquiry. He presented some of the harrowing testimonies from survivors at Monday's e-petition debate in Parliament, about the mandatory collection of data on the ethnicity, religion, and nationality of child abuse offenders. Reform and Conservative MPs also attended and made valuable contributions. But independent Muslim MP Ayoub Khan used his speech to blame white men for the crimes, and accused those talking about grooming gangs of "revealing a prejudice" and being "far less interested in victims than in validating their own hatred of ethnic minorities, Muslims, migrants and foreign nationals." Labour MP Jonathan Brash did the same, saying, "the vast majority of perpetrators are not from grooming gangs or ethnic minority backgrounds", and that "It is of genuine concern to me that we do not narrow the focus of this debate" by discussing grooming gangs. Liberal Democrat MP Cameron Thomas used his speech to accuse Elon Musk of starting riots in Britain, and Rupert Lowe of not really caring about victims because of his large following on X. He said he is "proud of the enrichment that cultural diversity has brought to our own," and that "this issue has been weaponised by the far right and deployed by its propagandists to sow racial, cultural and religious division." Grooming gang denial should be a career-ending offence. It is the worst atrocity that our country has ever endured, and is still going on today. Many perpetrators have evaded justice. The Pakistani community know it's going on, and covers it up. The state is complicit, concerned more about "community cohesion" than protecting British children. The culprits and communities which produce them must be expelled. The complicit officials must be punished. And every politician obstructing justice will be remembered as a traitor.

Connor Tomlinson

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Labour put a Labour peer in charge of the rape gang inquiry then admit it won’t be exhaustive. That’s not an inquiry. It’s a stitch-up. If they were serious, they’d appoint a judge, expose every failure, deport the rapists, and ban visas to Pakistan until abusers are taken back. Victims, like Jade deserve justice, not more cover-ups.👇 The case of Jade Nurse. Her story, published this week is a catalogue of failure: raped by hundreds of men from the age of 14. “Freshies” from Pakistan who were flown in to rape them. A system of targeted gang rape that operated in the open, and likely still does. This wasn’t just grooming. It was sexual exploitation tourism, happening under the nose of the British state. What visas were these men arriving on? Visitor visas? Spousal visas? Were they ever vetted? Were they ever removed? How many even left? We issue hundreds of Pakistani visitor visas every single day over 200,000 granted last year alone, more than double the number issued just two years earlier, with barely any meaningful checks on criminal history, local enforcement records, or links to rape gang networks, how many, like the men Jade described, are here to rape? If we had a single serious safeguarding department in Whitehall, these questions would already be answered. But they’re not because no one dares ask. How many more Jades are there? We now know that what happened in Rotherham, Rochdale wasn’t an exception. It was a model. Networks of Pakistani men were allowed to operate openly for over a decade across towns and cities in England. They weren’t just ignored. They were enabled by police, by social services, and by politicians who feared losing their seats or individuals who feared being called racist more than they feared being complicit in the rape of children. These weren’t isolated incidents. They were nationwide, organised, targeted abuse. The victims were mainly white girls. The rapists knew it. They called them “white bitches”.” They told the victims the police wouldn’t act, and if they did they would say the victim is racist . And for years, they were right. If Labour or the Conservatives want to talk about protecting women and girls, they can start here: How many rapists are coming in from Pakistan? And how many have been deported? If Pakistan refuses to take back its sex offenders, the UK must introduce immediate visa bans. That’s what real safeguarding looks like. You don’t protect women by letting the risk grow. You stop it. You remove it. Or you lose the right to say you care. Protection means prevention. Right now, a convicted sex offender can fight deportation under “Article 8 right to family life.” He has rights. His victims don’t. And while Labour clings to the ECHR, British girls are targeted. Borders matter. Enforcement matters. And nothing in Labour’s plan tackles either. Labour wants to teach boys to respect girls. But boys don’t learn respect from worksheets. They learn it from what the state tolerates. And what the state has tolerated for decades is the mass rape and torture of British girls, while the state let the guilty go free and kept the door open to more. We are not short announcements. We are short of action. The only way to make this right is to do what no government has done, not even the Conservatives, who had every chance and looked away: Admit the truth about who was responsible .Remove every offender who has no right to be here. Cut off the pipeline of visas from countries, such as Pakistan where rape is being exported And stop pretending this is about demonising a group of people. Its not. It’s about justice. Because justice for Jade and every other girl like her will never come from a new strategy. It will only come from a reckoning.

Laila Cunningham

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UK police are implicated in the Muslim rape gangs. Officers were not simply turning a blind eye. They were participating. Reports of “cop nights” where police took turns abusing the same victims they were supposed to protect reveal a level of institutional rot that goes far beyond negligence. The very people entrusted with upholding the law joined the predators. This is the final layer of the betrayal. For years the grooming gangs operated with near-total impunity because police, councils and politicians prioritised community relations and fear of racism accusations over child safety. Now it emerges that some officers were not passive enablers but active participants. The girls who survived these horrors were failed at every level of authority. The men who committed the rapes were left free while the system that should have stopped them instead became part of the abuse. Britain cannot continue with institutions this compromised. The police forces involved require root-and-branch reform and independent investigation with real powers. Every officer who participated, covered up or obstructed justice must face full criminal consequences. The foreign nationals who formed the core of these gangs must be deported without exception. The political class that created the conditions for this scandal through mass low-skilled migration and enforced silence must be held accountable. The British people are being told to accept a country where their daughters can be systematically raped by organised networks while the police sometimes join in. That is not a country worth preserving in its current form. It is time to take it back. Full exposure. Full justice. Full removal of those who have no right to be here and no respect for British law or British children. The alternative is more victims and more institutional complicity.

Right over Left Everytime

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