Muslims were a protected class in Britain, and could break laws with impunity, as authorities were too worried about charges of “racism” and “Islamophobia” to go after them. Now there is publicity about this, but how has the situation changed? Britain needs a massive transformation of its political culture, but that is prevented by the same fears that led to this.
“Police chief told abuse victim’s father that Rotherham ‘would erupt’ in racial violence if force admitted extent of 30-year Asian grooming gang scandal,” by Jack Elsom, Mailonline, January 18, 2020 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
Sex attacks on young girls by Asian grooming gangs were ignored by police fear of stoking racial tensions, a damning report has ruled.
A chief inspector from Rotherham was found to have admitted South Yorkshire Police force turned a blind eye to the harrowing cases of abuse, which he referred to as ‘P*** shagging’.
This was despite acknowledging the horrors against underage white girls had been happening for three decades.
The unnamed senior police officer said: ‘With it being Asians, we can’t afford for this to come out,’ according to the Times, which has seen an advanced copy of the Independent Office for Police Conduct’s five-year investigation.
The probe, code-named Operation Linden, upholds six complaints against South Yorkshire Police from one of the child victims of sexual exploitation.
Her father told the newspaper: ‘She’d been missing for weeks and he [the chief inspector] was talking as though she was an adult doing it of her own free will.
‘He said it had been going on for 30 years and that in his day they used to call them ‘P*** shaggers’. I told him she was a child and this was child abuse.’
Between 1997 and 2013, more than 1,400 youngsters in the Rotherham area were abused by gangs of males, who were almost all of Pakistani heritage.
The report into South Yorkshire’s failings comes at the end of a week in which Manchester police chiefs are faced scrutiny for dropping their investigation into Asian grooming gangs.
Greater Manchester Police detectives launched Operation Augusta in 2004 after the death of a 15-year-old girl, who previously told carers she had been raped and injected with heroin by an Asian man….