Pakistani Muslims in Birmingham have told ITV News their community is not to blame for the child sex grooming epidemic, saying the crimes are caused by conditions in British society.
What conditions? That UK girls and women are not covered as per the dictates of Islamic doctrine? (Quran 24:31, Quran 33:59)
The victims were referred to as “easy meat” and “white trash” by their perpetrators. But these Muslims in the UK are claiming that Muslims are the victims:
One Pakistani Muslim woman interviewed during the report… suggests that “targeting” the Pakistani Muslim community is unhelpful, “because you’re isolating that community even more.”
At the crux of the Muslim grooming gang scandal was the systemic coverup, which happened because of widespread fear of victimizing Muslims, of being called “Islamophobic” in the face of the atrocious truth that Muslim rape gangs thought it was their right to abuse infidel, uncovered girls. Labor MP Naz Shah, a Muslim, inadvertently exposed how far political correctness had gone when she retweeted a message to the young victims of the Muslim rape gangs to “shut up for the good of diversity.”.
There should be massive protests over this ridiculous Islamic supremacist blaming of “conditions of British society” for encouraging rape abusers, and for claiming that abuse of women doesn’t happen in Pakistan and other Islamic states.
The National Catholic Reporter recently exposed how Pakistani Christians have been “abducted, raped, and forced to marry their rapists” before being forced to convert to Islam — making their marriages legal under Pakistani law.
Reports from earlier in 2017 have highlighted how Hindu girls have been subjected to similar ordeals, and police have “refused to intervene”.
Blatant lies are perpetuated: that the Muslim community is being targeted in the UK, when it is the Muslim rape gangs that abused innocent UK girls, many of them underage. These Muslims are even undermining the girls themselves and now blaming the UK for “conditions” that somehow “encouraged” the Muslim rape gangs.
It is appalling that Western societies either accept the lies of the victimology narrative of Islamic supremacists, or simply ignore them. There should be a loud outcry in defense of human rights for all; in this case, for women and girls.
“Birmingham Muslims Claim Grooming Doesn’t Happen in Pakistan, Say British Society ‘Encourages’ Abusers”, by Jack Montgomery, Breitbart, November 10, 2017:
Pakistani Muslims in Birmingham have told ITV News their community is not to blame for the child sex grooming epidemic, saying the crimes are caused by conditions in British society.
“It is our responsibility? It is not!” declares one man, clearly indignant.
“The crimes are committed in this country; these grooming crimes are not committed in Pakistan. They are committed in this society, and it is the conditions of this society that are encouraging people to commit crimes like that,” he asserts confidently.
While it is true that conditions in Pakistan are different to conditions in Britain — insofar as Pakistani Muslims are 98 per cent of the population in the South Asian country, rather than only a significant minority, as they are in Britain — some of the same issues can be observed with respect to the exploitation of non-Muslim girls.
For example, the National Catholic Reporter recently exposed how Pakistani Christians have been “abducted, raped, and forced to marry their rapists” before being forced to convert to Islam — making their marriages legal under Pakistani law.
Reports from earlier in 2017 have highlighted how Hindu girls have been subjected to similar ordeals, and police have “refused to intervene”.
The ITV report highlights a letter written in September by leading members of the Sikh, Hindu, and Pakistani Christian diaspora in Britain in support of Sarah Champion MP, who was forced to resign from the shadow government by Jeremy Corbyn for writing that “Britain has a problem with British Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls”.
The letter notes that the grooming of young and very often underage girls by “men of largely Pakistani Muslim heritage” has also “plagued our communities”, and insists that “smearing those speaking an inconvenient truth” is unacceptable.
“[W]e cannot ignore the race of the perpetrators, neither can we ignore the fact that the victims of sexual grooming gangs are almost always non-Muslim.”
One Pakistani Muslim woman interviewed during the report — less confrontational than the man quoted above — suggests that “targeting” the Pakistani Muslim community is unhelpful, “because you’re isolating that community even more”.
She adds: “We need to know how wide is this problem, actually. We need facts and figures.”
ITV highlights statistics which show that so-called Type 1 Abusers — men who operate in groups to target vulnerable children — are 75 per cent Asian, 17 per cent white, 5 per cent black, and 3 per cent Arab.
However, the first part of the report notes that they do not target white girls exclusively, and that many South Asian girls, including a very small minority of Muslims, are among the victims.
Many feel unable to come forward because of fears they will be shunned or bring their parents into disrepute for having lost their “honour”…..