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Disturbing report on Muslim Pakistani rape gangs rocks UK Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has released a report detailing the horrific abuse of an estimated 250,000 predominantly white British girls at the hands of Muslim Pakistani rape gangs. The disturbing report crowdfunded by Lowe details the horrific abuse of...

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🚨 UNBELIEVABLE! Rupert Lowe Branded Racist by Journalist Emily Maitlis for Calling Out Pakistani Muslim Grooming Gangs Emily Maitlis's shameful deflection on The News Agents exposed everything wrong with legacy media. Rupert Lowe rightly called out the Pakistani rape gangs, the organised grooming networks that preyed on thousands of vulnerable working-class white girls in places like Rotherham, Rochdale, Telford and beyond. Inquiries (Jay Report, Casey audit, local police data) have repeatedly shown these specific group-based street grooming gangs were disproportionately Pakistani Muslim men, often 80-95%+ in the high-profile convictions and multi-victim cases. Maitlis wouldn't accept it. She interrupted, branded the focus "probably racist," and pivoted straight to: "There are white grooming gangs as well.” But here's the detail she dodges: Pakistani men make up about 2-3% of the UK population. Yet they’re responsible for about 90% of the convictions in these specific organised grooming gangs, where men systematically targeted, drugged, r*ped and trafficked young white girls, sometimes citing religious or cultural attitudes toward "white girls" as fair game. White offenders dominate overall child sex abuse (much of it familial, online or institutional). No one denies that, you'd expect that in a majority white country. But these specific organised grooming gangs, where young white girls were deliberately targeted, often for cultural or religious reasons, were a distinct scandal made up overwhelmingly of Pakistani Muslim men. It was enabled by fears of "racism" accusations, authorities looked the other way for years while girls were abused. Rupert Lowe is right: there's a real cultural problem here that needs naming and tackling, not endless whataboutism. Victims deserved honesty, not deflection. The cover-up made it worse. Rupert Lowe MP

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The Pakistani rape gangs are the worst scandal in British history, and their crimes are still going on today. Thousands of foreign predators have been allowed by treacherous authorities to prey on our nation’s children, in the name of antiracism and multiculturalism. Rupert Lowe MP’s crowdfunded independent Rape Gang Inquiry revealed that 149 authorities across Britain are affected and claimed that 250,000 girls were abused. Harrowing testimonies relay tales of torture, trafficking, enslavement, anti-white hatred, and ritualistic Islamic abuse. Survivors were forcibly converted to Islam, married to their abusers, impregnated and subjected to multiple abortions, infected with sexually transmitted diseases, and assaulted by their tormentors’ families during court proceedings. Relatives of gang members blame the children for enticing the men, inviting the abuse, and possessing their relatives with djinn (evil spirits). Children’s homes sell girls to their abusers; police officers arrest the girls and their parents instead of the perpetrators; and the government imports and subsidises the communities which produce and excuse the gangs, while enforcing censorship laws against victimised natives, denying the crimes, and calling critics racist to avoid inflaming “community tensions”. This month, the government refused to deport Rochdale gang ringleader Shabir Ahmed, after he was released early from his prison sentence, while giving £153 million in taxpayer cash to Pakistan, which refused to repatriate him. But the report, its 250,000 figure, and some of the testimonies collected have been disputed by both good-faith critics and those with political motives to discredit the report’s findings. This is a comprehensive review of the Rape Gang Inquiry, examining: - what the report left out; - a literature review of the demographics of perpetrators; - the racial and religious motives of the gangs; - weighing the role of Islam versus cousin marriage and clan dynamics as a “social glue” which binds the gangs together; - the role of organised crime and smuggling networks in the gangs; and - what the next government must do to end the abuse. A civilisation which cannot defend its children has no future. Millions must be made to leave for us to keep our families safe. And the politicians who demand we sacrifice our children “for the good of diversity” must be cleared out along with them. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction and new convictions 4:30 - Rochdale ringleader Shabir Ahmed and the British state's refusal to deport him 12:05 - Rupert Lowe's independent Rape Gang Inquiry 16:33 - Victim testimonies 31:29 - Victim and perpetrator demographics 46:29 - Criticisms of the inquiry and the "250,000 girls" figure 51:57 - Cousin marriage and clan dynamics as a "social glue" for the gangs 1:01:10 - Mosques and the rape gangs 1:09:40 - Organised crime, smuggling, and the rape gangs 1:13:03 - Immigration and the rape gangs 1:17:15 - Politicians complicit in covering up the rape gangs 1:31:54 - The role of Islam in the abuse 1:44:16 - Djinn, Muslim beliefs about free will, and the rape gangs 1:50:05 - Forced conversion, Islamic marriage, and grooming 1:52:33 - Why the British state ignores these crimes 1:55:10 - Criticism of the credibility of victim testimony 2:06:12 - The reaction to the Inquiry report 2:08:52 - The Inquiry's recommendations 2:17:59 - Conclusion

Connor Tomlinson

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