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Post by steppenwolf on Dec 14, 2023 8:18:32 GMT
Every report tries its hardest to downplay the problem by misrepresentation and concentrate on overall child abuse and highlight most child abusers are white, in a land with over 80% of men being white this is not surprising. What they tend to ignore is the factors as regards the Asian grooming gangs that makes then a specific problem. Most child abuse is family and/or same ethnic group related. In the case of the Pakistan gangs it is quite specific that the victims are obtained from outside their own ethno-religious group and that the age of the girls is close to the age of consent. In areas where varied ethnic groups exist side by side the gangs are usually Asian. The preponderance of the Asian gangs recently convicted is enormous when related to the proportion in the wider community. These are facts that everyone tries their best to downplay but exist as an uncomfortable fact within the Multicultural dream. "The report said there was not enough evidence to conclude that child sexual abuse gangs were disproportionately made up of Asian offenders." The number of people on the sex offenders register in England is about 90,000, which is about 0.15% of the population - and that's ALL sex offences. If you look at one of the towns (Rotherham) that were afflicted by the muslim paedophilic rape gangs, the figures given in the Jay report are that over 1400 girls were attacked by an estimated 300 men. Rotherham has a muslim population of about 10,000 so that's about 3% of the population. That looks like an over-representation of 20 times - which is what science regards as "very significant". The reason why it may not show up in official figures is because the vast majority of their crimes were never even investigated - let alone prosecuted - because of the fear of stirring racial tensions. And the number of people actually convicted is obviously even smaller because a lot of the prosecutions failed. These girls, by the nature of the gangs MO, were assaulted by many men - and the way that our "justice" system tries these cases is that each girl involved was cross-examined by the defending lawyers of ALL defendants. Most of the girls found this very difficult so many backed out. |
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