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Guys, we've spoken about the UK grooming
gangs on this channel before, and we're
going to do it again because a recent
explosive report has been released on
what's actually been going on. And when
I tell you the scale of it is
unimaginable, it's unimaginable. The
stories featured in this report are so
horrifying. I don't know how much of it
I'll be able to actually put in this
video, but it needs to be spoken about.
So, let's talk about it. Yeah, you
better.
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>> Guys, before we get into today's video,
please like and subscribe. Today, we're
going to be talking about something
horrifying. I'm going to go ahead and
preface that. Here in the US, we've been
talking a lot about the Epstein files
and the scandal of all that, the
proportion of a sexual exploitation ring
as big as that. Today we are going
measures and measures above that in a
rape gang inquiry report that was
recently released by a member of
parliament. His name is Rupert Low that
details 250,000
British girls and women being raped,
sexually abused, some killed in the UK
by predominantly Pakistani rape grooming
gangs. Okay, get a grasp on that. Now,
I'll give you a moment here before we
get into a video where Rupert Low goes
into what has actually happened to some
of these girls. And again, this is
horrifying. I don't know how much of
this will actually make it into the
video, if this platform will even allow
me to tell you what has happened to
these girls. Let's watch. Guys, quickly
before we get into this video, I'm
pretty sure it's going to get me
demonetized on YouTube sharing this, but
nonetheless, this is a very important
story that I think cannot be skipped
over. So, if you still want to support
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feel so inclined. Now, let's get to it.
>> Firstly, I would like to thank the
260,974
British men and women who signed the
petition to make this debate possible.
And I want to welcome these brave
survivors who are sitting behind us in
the hall. This debate is about them. As
you quite rightly say, it's not about
politics.
I want the world to hear what we heard
during the two weeks of our independent
rape gang inquiry hearings. An inquiry
that should never have needed to happen.
I sincerely urge this parliament to
listen to the testimonies from these
brave survivors and to act to finally
act.
So the first testimony,
he took his pants down, penetrated me,
had sex with me. He then stopped before
ejaculation.
He picked up the bottle of Jack Daniels,
which was now empty, and he forced it up
inside me. He broke the glass while he
was there. At that point, I was about
12, nearly 13.
Another testimony. I was held down by
the men as they each took turns to
orally and vaginally rape me, taking it
in turns to pin down my arms and my
legs. When the assault ended, the men
hit me repeatedly, threatened to find
me, kill me, and harmed my loved ones if
I ever told anybody what had happened.
Another
comments were constantly made suggesting
that white girls, the Christian girls
were viewed as having fewer morals or
lower values, whereas Muslim girls were
described by some of the men as having
dignity and higher moral standing. These
comparisons were used to justify the way
I was treated and to further humiliate
and control me.
another. She was a white woman herself
who I imagine may have been groomed and
has obviously now married into the
family shouting obscenities at us
throughout the whole sentencing. She was
constantly saying, "Fucking liars, lying
white bitches." She said to me that God
will be the witness for what happens to
me.
>> I'm going to go ahead and pause there
and just give you a few other details
that were shared in this report. This is
a longstanding issue in the UK. I
believe this report dates back to 1950
or begins in 1950. And again, I gave you
the number, 250,000
young British girls and women, mostly
white, many Christian, were subjected to
this abuse, rape, some death, uh,
pregnancies that were born out of this.
Babies killed detailed in this report.
And there's a lot of targeting based off
of race and religion, as you can see in
what he's detailing in some of these
witness accounts. Now, a lot of these
girls and women were abused at length
over long periods of time, were groomed,
human traffked, some married off to
these men. I mean, it gets insane. And
this report is over 220
pages, I believe, maybe even more than
that. So, it is a lengthy read, but I do
urge you to look at it to get the full
scope of this issue. And politicians
have been bringing this up for quite
some time. I'm reminded of Kimmy Baden,
who we spoke about on this show, who
wanted a full-scale investigation into
this. And many have been ignored. We're
also going to find out that the systems
and institutions in place in the UK knew
that this was an ongoing problem all
across the country and did nothing about
it. Another race did play a part and
motivated the selection or demographic
of the victims. Throughout my
exploitation, the other girls I
encountered or who were abused alongside
me were almost exclusively white.
Another she had a baby by him and his
dad was an iman. His dad knew and he got
his son married and said that he wasn't
allowed to see the child. They look
after their own community. Another
over the course of the abuse I was raped
by multiple police officers in different
parts of the country.
Another he put a cigarette out on the
baby's face.
Another It started when I was 13. I was
raped by probably about 6 or 700
different men over three years. another.
They would toot the horn of the car and
then a child would be taken to the front
door by a staff member of the children's
home.
Another I was bleeding from both my
vagina and my back passage and was so
swollen I could not sit down. I told
hospital staff my drink had been spiked
and I did not know what had happened
because I was too afraid to tell the
truth. They did not ask any questions.
They gave me tablets and discharged me.
>> Do you need to hear anymore? Because
there is more. As I said, this is a
super lengthy report that is full of
witness accounts and statements from
these young girls who experienced what
they did. For those of you who won't get
the chance to read through this, I'm
going to go ahead and hit some, I guess,
pinpoints about what was spoken about in
this report. And thank you to Jamie
Banick on X for putting all of this
together so that we can read this here
today. Number one, this was a national,
not merely local phenomenon. They have a
map in this report that shows you the
UK. It shows you the hotspots where
these things were taking place. Some of
these girls were abducted, taken to
secondary locations, abused by multiple
men, placed in taxis to be abused again,
gone to police stations to be abused
again. And this would happen over and
over and over and over. Number two, the
scale was enormous, more than anyone
dared to think. Again, 250,000
British girls and women that we know of.
And if you're wondering, 250,000, what
does that even look like? Here is an
image. 250,000 women in four stadiums.
Just to help sort of give you the
proportions of this. And still, it does
no good. Like, my mind cannot fathom
this many young girls and women
experiencing what they did. some I
believe as young as 10 or 11 years old
in this particular report. Number three,
it has been reported the vast majority
of perpetrators were Pakistani Muslims
which we knew and as people who were
becoming aware of this issue tried to
bring it up let's say in parliament at
the different debates that were taking
place they weren't offended by the
number of young girls who were being
assaulted and sexually abused some
killed. They were offended by the fact
that these politicians and leaders were
pointing out that the perpetrators were
predominantly Pakistani Muslims. That's
where you hear the upward in the crowd
because I guess the UK is all about
multiculturalism and acceptance of
everybody and all cultures even when
those cultures include the abuse of
their young women and girls. That's the
sacrifice that many are willing to make
and that's why this has gone under the
radar. And you can find out here in this
that not only were these girls targeted
in a consistent method, like these
people had plans as to how they were
going to abuse these girls and that is
laid out in this report, but that police
and other institutions knew that this
was happening and ignored it. And this
includes politicians that many of us
know in the UK. Sad Khan, Kier Star
Dmer, I'm looking at you. There are
reports here which I'll read. Well, Sir
Kier Star Dmer was the director of
public prosecutions. It's been reported
that 13,000 suspected rape gang members
and pedophiles were let off with warning
letters.
Warning letters, which I guess is
exactly what we would expect in a
country that is literally importing the
third world and thus becoming the third
world, that is allowing things like
Sharia law courts to enter their
country. Politicians knowing about these
issues, knowing about the abuse of young
girls and doing absolutely nothing.
Let's continue. Mayor of London, Sadi
Khan, allegedly repeatedly insisted that
there were no grooming gangs operating
in the city. Yet investigations revealed
that Khan had direct access to documents
detailing the very patterns of offending
that he had denied. And of course,
London is a hot spot for this behavior,
for these actions, for these heinous
crimes. And that is detailed in the
report. Let's keep reading. So those in
these institutions that did nothing,
they largely did so because they were
afraid of being called racist. They're
just scared to actually pinpoint the
problem and say that there's a
particular demographic of people who are
committing these heinous crimes against
young women. That's what they're scared
of. They're scared of the response, not
that these crimes are even happening in
the first place. Next, parts of the
foster and orphan care systems became
exploitation hotspots. So many of these
victims were going through the foster
care system, were living in orphanages,
or were orphaned. And when you think
about how many girls this was happening
to and all of their different
situations, it's so heartbreaking to
hear from them and then to think about
those who went through this and actually
didn't survive. And there are many
stories detailed of those who didn't
make it in this report as well. Eight,
multiple offenders explicitly linked
their treatment of these girls with
their own religious and cultural beliefs
and the girls white ethnicity. And I'm
going to show you a clip here of a man
who was the father of a Pakistani gang
rapist. Yep, that's what I just said.
And you're going to hear his defense of
the actions that his son committed
against a 13-year-old girl. 13.
>> And obviously she wasn't virgin or new
to sex.
>> So you don't see it as rape?
>> Uh well I don't.
>> And she's 13. She's 13 years old.
Uh well yes obviously that's the some
responsibility lies for it but as far as
grooming is concerned I think that the
judge has gone over the board the
juryy's gone over the board the police
has gone over the board just because
these lads are Asian.
>> So he even tries to make the racism plea
here. I guess this is only happening
because we're Asian. Meanwhile, he's
defending the rape of a 13-year-old girl
and saying, "Well, she wasn't a virgin."
which again points out just sort of like
the cultural aspect of this, the
religious beliefs and how that has been
entangled and everything that is
happening here and the targeting of
white Christian girls in this country.
Guys, when I tell you something needs to
be done and it needs to be done now,
that is the truth. For how long can you
continue to cover these things up? To
have no action when you actually find
out about them? Or to when people talk
about these things, accuse them of being
racist bigots in a country that seems to
be falling apart because of these
ideologies. And lastly in this video,
I'll turn ourselves over to Rubert Low,
who says that things need to take place
in response to this report. This can't
just be a report that hits the airwaves
or hits social media and adds a little
bit of shock value to everybody's lives
and then nothing happens on the other
end. Something needs to be done. And
it's going to take conversations about
multiculturalism and the acceptance of
just about anything in the UK in order
to do that. It's going to take
conversations about immigration and the
border and allowing just about anybody
into your country in the UK. It's going
to take conversations about the systems
and institutions that have allowed this
to go on for decades upon decades and
prosecution of both the criminals and
the people who let them get away with
their crimes. And with that, turn over
to Rupert Low.
>> I I want to uh uh let people know that
this is not the end of it. We will be
pursuing those people who have failed
us. uh they would there will be uh
private prosecutions. Uh to put things
into context, this report which was
funded by 20,000 concerned citizens who
gave as much as they could afford, it
raised £600,000.
The J inquiry alone cost the taxpayer
£186 million. We still have funds left
to help us to pursue private
prosecutions and to start the process of
prosecuting those people who have failed
us. Uh we're also intent on naming uh
those people in parliament where we're
not going to prejudice a legal case
so that everybody knows those people who
are responsible who should have dealt
with this but failed to deal with it.
So,
it's been a long, hard, arduous 16
months and I want to thank everybody and
I hope that every member of the British
public has the time to read this. It's
not straightforward. It will take time
but it needs to be understood and it
needs to be dealt with and dealt with
now. Not through a statutory inquiry
which has been forced by our inquiry. A
statutory inquiry which by the way
has had the terms of reference watered
down and will like all government
failures be kicked down the road. And by
the time hands are held up and people
admit there's a problem, the people who
made the decisions, the bad decisions,
which is common in government, as we've
seen with the post office, as we've seen
with infected blood and countless other
scandals that have had to be cleaned up,
that there will be no retribution, no
holding to account. And and when there's
no holding to account, these things
continue to happen. So please read it
and please
understand how this has happened. We can
never let it happen again. It is pure
driven unfettered evil.
>> And there you have it, guys. I will link
to the report and its entirety in the
description down below. Read it if you
can stomach it. Read it if you want
something to be done about it. There's a
lot to unpack that I couldn't even get
into in this video present in the
report. And to everyone in the UK who is
watching this right now, I agree.
Something needs to be done and it needs
to be done now. We spoke about in this
video what I believe that entails. I'd
love to hear from you in the comments
down below. Those are my thoughts. Give
me yours. If you disagree with anything
I said in this video, do get out
respectfully in the comments down below.
I encourage healthy debate on this
channel. And if this video was at all
informative, please like, subscribe.
Again, consider sharing this so other
people can be made aware of what was
released in this report. And with that
guys, I will see you tomorrow. Yeah, you
better.
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