Another muslim paedophile abuse scandal on the same scale as Rotherham in Manchester

Another muslim paedophile scandal on the same scale as Rotherham, this time in Manchester. Reports are that there are a minimum of over 400 victims with over 2,286 allegations and that is only in the last ten months!

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/uk/crime/article4227800.ece
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/uk_news/National/article1467319.ece

What can be done about abuse of young girls in the UK on an epidemic scale such as in Rotherham and Manchester?

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Reply 1

futbol

Stop persecuting them as the Daily Mail does and integration will become much easier. You're never going to deport them.

Reply 2

TurboCretin

Not at all surprised. Many of the people at the tops of local authorities are useless at best and malign at worst.

Reply 3

FATchristopher

I didn't read anywhere in the links about it being muslim?

Reply 4

Ace123

Original post by FATchristopher

I didn't read anywhere in the links about it being muslim?

the bottom article refers to Rotherham and use the term pakistani because media are to afraid to say muslim and keep saying asian or pakistani which is an insult to other asian groups who are innocent

Reply 5

Marco1

Still stuff all being done about it to address the root of the problem! It's an epidemic that is still being whitewashed. What about the victims??? The government and the media need to be more open and honest in tackling this problem.

Reply 6

caravaggio2

Isnt it curious that in these cases the police never ask for any other girls to come forward if they have been assaulted, unlike the yewtree investgation.
Its almost as though they had an interest in keeping it quiet.

Reply 7

Ggmu!

Original post by futbol

Stop persecuting them as the Daily Mail does and integration will become much easier. You're never going to deport them.

>persecute muslims
>therefore rape kids

Good logic m8, I doubt you'd say the same if it was a group of gypsies that did this.

Edit: this isn't a result of so called 'persecution' anyway. What a ridiculous notion. Oppressed communities don't fight back by raping.

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Reply 8

Indian_Princess

Who said they're Muslim?

Reply 9

pane123

Original post by lozasaurus99

Religion is the problem. A problem cannot be fixed until it is identified.

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Reply 10

lozasaurus99

Original post by pane123

Religion is the problem. A problem cannot be fixed until it is identified.

The only religion you have an issue with is Islam? ? I suspect ...islamphobia

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Reply 11

pane123

Original post by lozasaurus99

The only religion you have an issue with is Islam? ? I suspect ...islamphobia

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This thread is about sex abuse within Muslim communities; my opinion on other religions is irrelevant.

Reply 12

WeedCanKill

It's tine for the UK to wake up and RISE UP

Reply 13

n00

Original post by caravaggio2

Not heard many calls for victims to come forward for operation fernbridge. If you're a Lord or an MP they don't ask any questions at all.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2779973/Report-reveals-extent-allegations-against-ex-MP-Greville-Janner.html

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Reply 14

n00

Original post by fazydazy

you got to remember their prophet Muhammad himself married a 9 yr old girl as one of his many wives,

How could we possibly forget?

Reply 15

caravaggio2

Original post by n00

Great piece of whataboutery. Well played sir.

Reply 16

tengentoppa

Original post by futbol

Stop persecuting them as the Daily Mail does and integration will become much easier. You're never going to deport them.

The implication here is that these paedophiles have been preying on young girls because they face persecution in the media. That is utter nonsense.

Original post by lozasaurus99

The only religion you have an issue with is Islam? ? I suspect ...islamphobia

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The term "Islamophobia" is just used to try and conflate criticism of Islam with bigotry and prejudice to try and hush up criticisms of this vile, reactionary cult.

"Islamophobia" as you put it, is not only acceptable but understandable.

Reply 17

n00

Original post by caravaggio2

Great piece of whataboutery. Well played sir.

Ah yes, sorry, I forgot, you lot aren't interested in the victims or the real reasons this was allowed to go on for so long. It's just useful in advancing your political agenda, which some might say is part of the problem.

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Reply 18

uberteknik

Original post by pane123

Religion is the problem. A problem cannot be fixed until it is identified.

Misogynist attitudes are the issue where certain religions and religious texts can be interpreted to foster a highly patriarchal culture enshrined in law which has remained unchanged for millennia. However, to say it is a purely religious problem is to ignore the evidence of other significant issues which must also be taken into account:

An indigenous sexualised liberal attitude portrayed by the media and inflamed by unrestricted access to misogynist pornography, feeds the misinterpretation of moral and social boundaries of unacceptable behaviour.

Naivety, vulnerability and societal disenfranchisement on the one hand, coupled with opportunity, cultural exploitation and group dynamics of the perpetrators on the other, with no reign or very weak action within the communities or by the authorities is the acute problem.

Two very disparate cultures and backgrounds with conflicting interpretations of each other by both victim and perpetrator, together with social care and policing systems that failed to take action, have conspired to produce the crimes. Couple that with the victims own native cultural attitudes to 'difficult' young people and the suppression of whistleblowers from both communities.

A perfect storm.

The perpetrators have no excuse whatsoever and must face full accountability and responsibility for these heinous crimes under the full force of the law.

The authorities and executives/managers/care staff responsible for the protection of these vulnerable children and adolescents must be held accountable for the years of failure and damage caused. They should also be charged with crimes for gross dereliction of duty.

WE can ALL hold our heads in shame for allowing this to happen under our noses and turning a blind eye.

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Reply 19

KingBradly

Original post by lozasaurus99

What a ridiculous comment & thread!!! Bigoted, conceited and oblivious individual :angry:

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402 kids have reported to have been sexually abused, but you don't angry about that, you get angry about the fact that people are complaining about Islam.

Also, they will be Muslims. You know it, I know it, and we all know it.

Perhaps it's time to get your priorities straight.