For Islamophobia Awareness Month, Remember Afghans Are 7 Times More Likely to Rape

Better watch what realities you’re aware of.

London Emir Sadiq Khan began November on the promising note of announcing ‘Islamophobia Awareness Month’ to “shine a light on the abhorrent hatred and discrimination Muslims continue to face.”

Especially those who run London.

‘Islamophobia Awareness Month’ is very important. And the best way to spread awareness of the fact that Afghans are seven times more likely than the indigenous population to be convicted of sex crimes.

Afghans are seven times more likely to be convicted of sex crimes than Britons, analysis suggests.

The research showed that people who described themselves as Afghans accounted for 409 sex offences – or 0.39 per cent of the total – during a 15-year period.

After population numbers had been taken into account, and the statistics standardised for age and sex, the rate of sex crimes committed by Afghans was seven times that of people who described themselves as British, the analysis showed.

There’s been a recent worrying outbreak of Islamophobia at Linton-On-Ouse

Plans to open a camp for asylum seekers on a former RAF base at Lin­ton-on-Ouse are a “recipe for dis­aster”, and have echoes of the child groom­ing scan­dal, a Shadow Min­is­ter has told The York­shire Post.

The Gov­ern­ment plans to house more than 1,000 lone male asylum seekers on the North York­shire site, as well as use two other MoD sites in Oxford­shire and Suf­folk.

The Shadow Women’s and Equal­it­ies Min­is­ter Joy Mor­ris­sey told The York­shire Post she had received count­less let­ters from con­cerned women liv­ing nearby the three pro­posed camps.

She said: “I don’t want a situ­ation where women and girls have raised these con­cerns, and we [col­lect­ively] do what happened with the groom­ing gangs, which is we just said ‘we don’t want to hear it, you’re being racist’ and we just ignored it and ignored it.”

The Shadow Min­is­ter claimed: “These men are primar­ily com­ing from places where women, in Afgh­anistan, Sudan, Erit­rea, places where sexual viol­ence against women is used in both con­flict and in every­day life.

“And in places like Afgh­anistan, women are treated worse than anim­als now. You can beat your wife, she can’t go to the park, your dog has more rights than a woman does in Afgh­anistan now.”

Luckily, the Burnham Labor regime is working hard to equalize the status of women in Afghanistan and the United Kingdom. Anyone expressing concern about this better remember that this is ‘Islamophobia Awareness Month’ and the coppers watch what you’re typing.

Better watch what realities you’re aware of.