Is the
BBC siding with the Rape Gangs?
There is an important independent inquiry into the
grooming and rape gangs; however, despite its major implications for British
Society it is being ignored by the BBC. This in itself needs to be the subject
of an inquiry into why the BBC and other major legacy media outlets are not
reporting on it.
Background.
The background to this inquiry is that over the last
twenty to thirty years, Pakistani and other Islamic gangs of men have groomed,
raped, abducted, tortured, trafficked out of Britain to Pakistan, and murdered
young venerable working class white girls in many British Cities. There were
even Eid gang rape parties where young girls were passed around and raped while
verses from the Koran were read. However, the BBC has downplayed all this in
the past as just being a few rogue elements in one or two areas.
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| Rupert Lowe MP |
The Lowe
Inquiry testimony
However, the Lowe enquiry has exposed that these
gangs not only kidnapped young girls they drugged them passed them around to
their older uncles during Eid celebrations while systematically raping them
called them some of the most disgusting names while sexually abusing and
torching them, some had petrol pored over them and burnt to death, “young
children were put in microwaves, ovens, and Freezers in an attempt to murdered
them.” Testimony from the Lowe Inquiry, “Animals were killed and used in sexual
acts against children, and children were forced to abuse and rape other
children. Many were passed from rapist to rapist; some did not survive their
exploitation, suicide, substance abuse, and murder. This was never just about
sexual gratification or money; it was about power, about domination, about
breaking a child’s sense of self until they believed escape was impossible and
help would never come.”
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| Lubna Zaidi |
No
condemnation from the Pakistani community.
There has been hardly any condemnation from the
communities from which these gangs come, or from the wider Islamic world. All
they do is play the race card and just call this enquiry and anyone who reports
on it a “shameless, hate-filled propagandist. And an utter disgrace to
journalism.” There is one lady who was raised a Muslim from a Pakistani
background who has been reporting on it, and I suggest you check her posts out
on YouTube. Google Candid with Lubna – It’s WORSE than I thought. This
lady had to leave her hometown of Luton, where she lived for forty years,
because of death threats. Yes, this is all these people can do: call anyone who
talks about the Pakistani rape gangs racist. Lubna goes on to say that “Sadly
there is a rape culture in Pakistan, whether it’s your fathers your brothers,
your cousins your uncles, if they rape you, you keep your mouth shut because if
you tell people this a) no one is going to believe you, and b) the police
officers will end up raping you as well.” – Lubina Zaidi.
The BBC
is not a true or caring public broadcaster.
The BBC will not broadcast reports of the extent of
these atrocities; they will downplay them, and they are ignoring the Lowe
Inquiry. They do not care about the truth; they have an agenda, and if the news
does not fit this, they will cherry-pick it and even change it. They are evil,
manipulative, and part of the problem, which leads one to conclude that the BBC
is a major player in the ruination of British Society. A man who worked at the
BBC in the past, John Cleese, has turned on the BBC and branded the
Corporation’s lack of reporting on the Lowe Inquiry as disgraceful and
deliberate. He actually said on X that “The BBC is a very large part of the
problem.” Cleese, in another post, goes on to say, “It’s disgraceful the BBC
News should deliberately ignore this grooming gang inquiry. It’s as though they
are taking sides!”
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| John Cleese |
The BBC
is existing long past its sell by date and is only kept going by people who
still pay the licence fee. Therefore, the conclusion is that if you pay the TV
licence fee, you are part of the problem.
Prayer
Crusader St Philomena.
