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Muslim rape gangs - in UK

Peter McLoughlin's book on the Muslim grooming gangs, Easy Meat: Inside the British Grooming Gang Scandal, has now been updated to include new material bringing it up to 2016.

It can be bought in paperback and ebook from Amazon. McLoughlin is maintaining a website of material supplementary to the Easy Meat book - http://www.pmclauth.com/ .

UPDATE: In January 2022, Amazon removed this book from its website, without explanation. Waterstones has it listed

https://www.waterstones.com/book/easy-meat/peter-mcloughlin/9781943...

but is it 'currently unavailable'.  Give them notice via email for when it is back in stock.  But don't hold your breath.

The link to his website points to a page showing you what the additional material in the book covers.

There is also a very useful interactive, searchable table on McLoughlin's website. You can search and sort this table using names, towns, dates to see this grooming gang scandal from different angles.

Michael Coren & Gavin Boby on Muslim rape gangs in England

The original video was taken down from Youtube at the end of last year.  The text below was part of the video on Youtube.

However it is available here:   http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a02_1409659866
Gavin also speaks on this topic at 12:50 in this video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y27t01dx9Wg

Published on Feb 27, 2014

Alibhai-Brown illustrates her point by zeroing in on this sentence by Berelowitz & co.: "Perpetrators come from all ethnic groups, and so do their victims -- contrary to what some may wish to believe." In response to which Alibhai-Brown offers this comment: "Yes, we know they come from all backgrounds. But that rather cutting second line is directed at people like me who believe that in some British cities -- especially in the North of England -- circles of sexual hell for young girls are run by gangs of Muslim men (most of Pakistani or Bangladeshi heritage) who mostly prey on white girls....To generalise their crimes, and lump them in with all the other abusers across the country, is to deny what the victims of these men and their families are saying about the abuse that has gone on."

Indeed. Of course, the OCC's statement about perpetrators coming "from all ethnic groups" is yet another example of the handy PC dodge whereby the link between Islam and pretty much any of its more horrific aspects can be swept away by means of a simple rhetorical formula. For example: "Honor killings occur in a wide range of religions." Or: "Female genital mutilation is not an exclusively Islamic phenomenon." Or: "The practice of forced marriages is not restricted to Muslim families." All true -- and all cynically designed to avoid the uncomfortable statistical reality, and to protect the speaker from being accused of racism or Islamophobia. (It's no surprise that ITV's brief online account of the OCC report actually made that insipid truism its headline: "Report: Child exploiters 'come from all ethnic groups.'")

"The report," notes Alibhai-Brown, "points out that 28 per cent of the victims they found were of black and Asian background. But it doesn't state what it should have: that some of the worst long-term abuse is carried out by mainly British Pakistani men targeting lost young white girls, often from troubled or poor families....The children are neglected and hungry for love. The men offer treats, car rides and kebabs, then drugs and alcohol; and then they corrupt them." Alibhai-Brown argues that while authorities fear "that the racial aspects of child sex gangs will be hijacked by groups such as the English Defence League," it is important to "confront some of the values that drive such men to prey on white females" and to look squarely at "some Asian cultural assumptions that make the paedophiles feel no guilt or shame about what they do."

Exactly which "values" and "Asian cultural assumptions" is Alibhai-Brown talking about? Alas, she doesn't say. That's where her article ends: with a gutsy-sounding call to face up to "values" and "Asian cultural assumptions" that, it appears, she would prefer not to identify at the present juncture.

What to say about this? Well, first of all, anyone who is genuinely interested in facing up to the truth of these matters needs to stop talking, as Alibhai-Brown does incessantly in her article, about race. This is not about race but about religion -- not about black and white but about Muslim and infidel. Alibhai-Brown wants to be seen as bravely pulling back a curtain on an ugly reality, but her repeated reference to dark-hued men and "white girls," and her use of that cowardly, dishonest (and, alas, ubiquitous) British euphemism "Asian" is nothing more than a way of skirting the truth -- namely, that the "cultural assumptions" at work here aren't "Asian" -- aren't Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mongolian, or Thai -- but Islamic. As she and most of her readers well know, countless Muslim boys are brought up to view infidel females as little more than whores whose "immodest" attire makes them legitimate targets for physical assault. Most Westerners who are seriously concerned about these matters have long since learned that the Koran itself condones such conduct, and that in cases of rape it is the victims, not the perpetrators, who are considered the guilty parties. These repulsive facts have been widely known in Europe for many years now.


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for info on the book referenced by Gavin go here:

http://4freedoms.com/group/books/forum/topics/easy-meat-on-muslim-g...

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Permalink Reply by Alan Lake on April 23, 2015 at 18:03

From the Birmingham grooming and rape above: it seems that the West Muslim Police force are implicated in a lot of these cover-ups.  By a strange co-incidence, they also give EDL demonstrations hostile treatment, if the ever date to protest in the Birmingham area.

Permalink Reply by Joe on April 24, 2015 at 13:12

4 more arrests in Oldham

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news...

4 more charged in Rochdale

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news...

Hadi Jamel, 33, of Yorkshire Street, Rochdale, Abid Khan, 38, of Whitney Road, Liverpool, Mohammed Zahid, 54, of Croxton Avenue, Rochdale, Raja Abid Khan, 38, of Palatine Street, Rochdale, 

Another 10 were charged in Rochdale last month.

Shayfur Rahman, 31, of Chapel Road, Prestwich, has been charged with one count of rape.

Kutab Miah, 34, of Ramsay Street, Rochdale, has been charged with three counts of sexual activity and one count of rape.

Rehan Ali, 26, of Cleethorpes Avenue, Blackley, has been charged with one count of rape and six counts of sexual activity with a child.

Iklaq Choudhry Hussain, 37, of Mayfield Terrace, Rochdale, has been charged with three counts of sexual activity with a child and two counts of rape.

David Law, 45, of Colmanhay Road, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, has been charged with three counts of conspiracy to commit rape.

Mahfus Rahman, 28, has been charged with three counts of rape and three counts of sexual activity with a child.

Ashfaq Yousaf, 28, has been charged with one count of aiding and abetting rape and rape.

Afraz Ahmed, 32, of Oswald Street, Rochdale, has been charged with two counts of conspiracy to commit rape, two counts of rape and two counts of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity.

Mohammed Davood, 37, of Leyland Road, Burnley, has been charged with one count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, three counts of rape, one count of sexual activity with a child and one count of sexual assault.

Mohammed Miah, 39, has been charged with three counts of sexual activity and two counts of rape.

Looks like only 1 of those 14 in Rochdale was a non-Muslim.

Permalink Reply by Joe on April 25, 2015 at 20:01

Shocking figures of suspected child sexual exploitation cases have been revealed by Doncaster Council.

A staggering 197 individual cases were referred in the last year alone, and a call has been made for a thorough investigation to be made into the matter.

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/crime/shock-toll-of-child-sexual-expl...

Whenever I see such stats for a town which I never associate with islam, I have to remind myself "surely these are not mostly victims of muslims".

But then when I go on to read further details like this:

Doncaster Council and South Yorkshire Police are now working together introducing a taxi licensing scheme - 800 taxi drivers are being required to attend CSE awareness raising and training. All takeaways are to be visited to discuss the issues surrounding child sexual exploitation. It is planned to develop a training package for all those involved in working in such establishments.

I think "uh-ho..."

Permalink Reply by Joe on April 30, 2015 at 16:41

Child Sexual Exploitation: We force West Midlands Police to release secret report which confirms 'significant similarities' with Rotherham scandal

Police have today been forced to publish a damning child sexual exploitation problem profile document after a Birmingham Mail campaign - and admitted 'significant similarities' to the Rotherham abuse scandal.

The 120-plus page report, released only after our Freedom of Information request, reveals startling new details about the on-street grooming gangs and online perverts targeting our children.

The document tells how the CSE situation in Birmingham has 'significant similarities' with Rotherham, where 1,600victims were abused by Asian grooming gangs.

The new West Midland reports states: There are significant similarities to the Rotherham victim/offender and location profiles. It goes on to state:

*The majority of offenders are typically Asian, of Pakistani origin, aged from 17 to 40.

*A number of Organised Crime Groups associated with CSE exist in the West Midlands. Many are associated with areas of high population densities of Pakistan heritage.

*Victims are typically, but not exclusively, white females aged 13 to 16. Approximately a third are living in care homes and of those living at home, some 25 per cent will have lived in a care home and up to 60 per cent will have an allocated case worker.

*Victims are strongly associated with frequent missing episodes. Home Debriefs suggest victims are transported widely across the West Midlands and the wider region whilst missing and are abused by multiple men.

*Targeting of victims takes place mainly at children’s homes and schools. Offending typically takes place in private houses or hotels often under the guise of “house” parties. Offences also take place in parks.

In terms of offenders, the report states: "A profile dating back to 2010 identifies that the majority of suspects and or offenders are Asian (79 per cent) with a large proportioin being of Pakistani heritage and are likely to be from a Muslim faith background. Subsequent profiles identify offenders as typically Asian of Pakistani heritage and aged from 17 to 40 years of age with an average age of (redacted). 49 per cent of offenders live in Birmingham...."

In terms of location, the report states: "There were a total of 42 identified vulnerable locations from previous problem profiles including a number of children’s homes and schools where victims of sexual exploitation are targeted and groomed and a number of hotels and parks which are used meet victims of sexual exploitation and subsequently commit offences11;

"In addition previous problem profiles dating back to 2010 identified these locations as situated on Birmingham (37 per cent), Dudley (15 per cent), Sandwell (13 per cent), Coventry (6 per cent), Walsall (9 per cent), Wolverhampton (8 per cent), and Solihull (7 per cent)12 LPUs13."

West Midlands Police and the region’s seven local authorities jointly commissioned the in-depth problem profile for both on-street and online CSE last year, but the findings were never made public.

But in January the Mail revealed the on-street profile had discovered a ‘disproportionately high’ number of suspected offenders were of Pak... both British born and migrants. The ethnicity link mirrored that of other cities hit by CSE scandals, including Rotherham and Rochdale.

In terms of online grooming, the majority of suspected offenders were said to be white, middle-aged and often middle-class men. Yet investigations are increasingly showing a rising number of teenage boys also becoming involved, abusing girls via the web from their bedrooms.

In total, West Midlands Police has conducted five CSE profiles since 2009, including two last year. None have ever been made public, despite the apparent clear public interest.

The full scale of the CSE problem in the region is still emerging. Police and councils initially identified 210 children who had fallen victim or who were at risk of abuse over six months last year - but that figure was recalculated to 480 last month.

The Mail has been consistently shining a light on CSE with our investigations, despite the historical lack of information from police and councils on the subject.

In October we told how an internal police problem profile from 2012 had shown 75 per cent of known on-street groomers in the West Midlands were Asian, with 82 per cent of victims aged 14 to 16 being white.

Yet Birmingham City Council had played down the ethnicity link when it published its own report into CSE in November, called We Need To Get It Right. It stated: “The high-profile cases have largely drawn explicit attention to the girls being ‘white’ and the perpetrators ‘Asian’. Our evidence has shouted out that the exploitation can happen to anybody irrespective of where you live or your family circumstances.’’

It later added... “this crime can be carried out by anyone and to shine a light on just one community or type of person puts other children at risk.’’

In November we told how a 20-year-old Birmingham council commissioned report which had first raised the links with CSE and Asian taxi drivers had been ‘buried’ by not being fully published.

Child Protection boss Peter Hay went public to deny our claims and to state the report had been published in full, but was eventually forced to backtrack when pressed on the point on national radio.

Meanwhile, West Midlands Police has breached statutory guidelines by being too slow in providing information on their latest problem profile,

We submitted our Freedom of Information request on March 5 and the problem profile should have been provided within 20 working days. But it took the force’s FOI unit 39 working days to provide the heavily redacted profile.

Ironically, the department - which consistently fails to hit the 20-day deadline with other Mail requests - insisted it had a duty to put our FOI onto the force website without hours of sending it to us because it said the information contained was ‘in the public interest’.

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/child-sexual-exp...

Amazing.  Birmingham will turn out to be worse then Rotherham for grooming.

Note how WMP is persistently flouting the law with FOI requests.  And having covered up this grooming for so long, when finally forced into disclosure, they try to jump the gun on the newspaper and publish the info on the WMP website first.  Such brazen hypocrisy and opportunism.  WMP has got to rate as one the most disgusting police forces in the country.

Permalink Reply by Antony on April 30, 2015 at 20:03

Brighton males jailed for drug rape ; http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-32535496

Permalink Reply by Alan Lake on May 1, 2015 at 0:11

I guess we should start thinking of the West Muslim Police Force as a lost organisation, like the Muslim Controlled BBC, which is beyond redemption, and should just be shut down.

Permalink Reply by Joe on May 5, 2015 at 9:54

Police officers in Sheffield/Rotherham given the names of grooming suspects in 2003.

No sign any of them were arrested/prosecuted.

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/local/exclusive-south-yorkshire-polic...

Permalink Reply by Joe on May 5, 2015 at 14:57

Rotherham

"They knew what was happening yet they still let myself and many others suffer and be raped on a daily basis."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-32586558

Permalink Reply by Joe on May 6, 2015 at 18:38
Permalink Reply by Joe on May 8, 2015 at 12:32

A former police officer is due to appear in court today (Friday) charged with a string of sex offences against teenage girls.

Mohammad Arshad, 35, of Ferndale Road, Luton, will appear at Hatfield Magistrates’ Court charged with 17 counts, on recommendation of the Crown Prosecution Service.

They include ten counts of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, four counts of grooming, two counts of sexual touching of a child and offering to supply cannabis.

The charges relate to 11 alleged victims who were aged between 13 and 15 at the time. The charges cover October 2012 until December 2014.

Arshad was an officer with Bedfordshire Police between April and November last year. He was suspended after the allegations came to light in October.

http://www.lutontoday.co.uk/news/crime/suspended-police-officer-cha...

If this is true, it means despite all the publicity about EDL and about grooming gangs, they are still carrying on.

Permalink Reply by shiva on May 8, 2015 at 17:07

28 August 2014

 Our Pride at Joining Force


Several new recruits who attended the official passing out parade of 65 officers last Thursday (28 August) have told of their pride at joining Bedfordshire Police.

Chief Constable Colette Paul commemorated the joining of the new recruits alongside their families and dignitaries including High Sheriff Colin Osborne, Vice Lord-Lieutenant Colin Mason and Police and Crime Commissioner, Olly Martins.

The officers, comprising 57 new recruits and 8 transferees, are now making an immediate contribution to policing the streets of Bedfordshire.

PC Zach Kozlowski, a former Special Constable with the Metropolitan Police, described how he got plenty of support from the training sergeants who have a very “in depth knowledge of what they do”.

He added: “Bedfordshire is a friendly force where you are not just a collar number - everyone is so supportive.  I am 100 per cent excited to go onto section and I am really looking forward to working in Luton.”

Former Luton Borough Council CCTV worker PC Mohammed Arshad described how proud he was to put on a police uniform after succeeding in a highly competitive selection process. He will be serving in Luton - a community he has known well for 17 years.

The 34-year-old added: “I made it very clear in my reflective diary of just how proud I was to put on this uniform and to attest as a police officer.  I didn’t have a great view of the police in my community growing up but I changed my perception when I started working with them. From the outside it looks quite easy, but being in the police made me realise how accountable the police are.  

“I trained through Ramadan and I wasn’t eating from 2am until 5pm. My concentration was struggling but my sergeants were understanding and supported me throughout the training.”

The above is cache from Bedfordshire Police.website 

 What a load of poppycock, He was not eating from 2am to 5pm, but he was stuffing his face from 5pm to 2am. I wonder if he abstained from kiddy-fiddling during ramadan

Permalink Reply by Philip Smeeton on May 9, 2015 at 10:13

All the Muslims do in Ramadan is skip lunch, such a huge sacrifice.

It is inevitable that police that belong to a culture where corruption, bribery and the abuse of women and children is acceptable will take this with them into the force. Add to this sympathy for and cooperation with islamists. It just shows how naive the multiculturalists are. Always calling for more diversity because it sounds nice and just, but never allowing reality and crime and economic statistics in to reveal the very negative consequences. When England was a monoculture none of these problems existed. The police force was what it was, with its faults, but it was our police force, enforcing our laws.

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