The UK Finally Releases Report on Pakistani Child Rape Gangs; Keir Starmer Delays the Report In Order to Quickly Reverse His Previous Position Against a Full Government Investigation Into the Government's Complicity in the Mass Rapes of Children

Baroness Casey's report confirms it⚠️

These sickening crimes were deliberately covered up because those in authority were more concerned about so-called community relations than about protecting young girls

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The UK Finally Releases Report on Pakistani Child Rape Gangs; Keir Starmer Delays the Report In Order to Quickly Reverse His Previous Position Against a Full Government Investigation Into the Government's Complicity in the Mass Rapes of Children

Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11

The British government just released the equivalent of the Cass Report, but for the migrant rape gangs that have ravaged the country over the past two decades.

Baroness Louise Casey's report explicitly says that children were allowed to be raped for decades "one, because of the race of the perpetrators [South Asian], and two, because of who the victims were [white working class girls.]"

The report calls for the government to track the race and national origin of grooming gang perpetrators. It explicitly flags the fact that migrants from other countries are moving to the UK, claiming asylum, and then preying on British natives. It calls out British government authorities for corruptly pressuring police not to prosecute rapists because doing so could "raise tensions."

Incredibly, Keir Starmer's Labour government has said it plans to implement all the report's recommendations, and launch a sweeping national operation to bring grooming gangs to justice.

Is the UK finally deciding not to commit slow-motion suicide??

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Casey's recommendation is that ethnicity and nationality data is captured as a matter of course.

It seems plausible that this reluctance to record the race of rape gangs was driven by concerns over 'raising tensions'. Casey says she 'heard from police forces that local authorities would discourage them from publicising the successful conviction of perpetrators of group-based child sexual exploitation due to fears of raising tensions'. The report describes deliberate and wilful blindness, with many organisations 'instead of examining whether there is disproportionality in ethnicity... avoiding the topic altogether for fear of appearing racist, raising community tensions or causing community cohesion problems'. In plain terms, public bodies across the country chose to prioritise multiculturalism over the rape of children.

Even more explosive is what Casey says about foreign nationals. It is clear that the immigration and asylum systems, and our non-existent borders, are directly causing the organised rape of children. Casey saw 'evidence of around a dozen live, complex' police investigations into rape gangs. She notes that 'a significant proportion of these cases appear to involve suspects who are non-UK nationals and/or who are claiming asylum'. Just last week, 1,505 people arrived on small boats.

Casey proposes a national criminal investigation, reviewing accusations of rape which didn't proceed, and a national inquiry. The criminal investigation has already begun. The Home Secretary said today in the Commons that over 800 cases have been identified as being worthy of a full review, and that she expects this number to exceed a thousand soon. The National Crime Agency will lead on these investigations. That is a good thing, given the historic appalling failures by local police forces.