Grooming gangs - the leftwing establishment double down - Keir Starmer, Jess Phillips

Britain’s decades-long Pakistani Muslim grooming gang scandal suddenly burst into the spotlight over Christmas, helped by Americans and Musk suddenly finding out about it and being naturally horrified that Brits just see this as the way it is.

The left are supposedly the champions of women’s rights and working class communities, so they must be welcoming this scrutiny?

Nope. They're minimising, obfuscating, denying and calling everyone racist, much like they did two decades ago.

Labour politicians, including Keir Starmer, dismissed public concerns as “far-right.” Meanwhile, figures like Jess Phillips and Naz Shah prioritized political pandering over justice, betraying working-class communities in favour of their new voters.

Instead of stopping the abusers, the police arrested the victims and their families. Whistleblowers were sent to diversity training instead of addressing the issue. This emboldened the predators.

I look at how mass immigration and importing misogynistic, tribalistic cultures created a perfect storm for these atrocities—and how the establishment refuses to confront this reality.

Left-leaning outlets like the BBC and Channel 4 ignored or minimized the scandal, while some journalists outright denied its existence.

Establishment leaders like Nazir Afzal downplayed racial and religious motivations, while academics like Dr. Ella Cockbain fit data around their agenda (is she influenced by her employer's Qatari money?)

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