Remember the massive muslim rape gangs in Rotherham? Well everywhere actually but they couldn’t stop Rotherham from getting into the press. Well there is a report on it now.
I mean one from the official channels of course. We had tons and tons of them including a whole segment of a movie and an interview with a victim, but that was ignored by government media of course.

Sexually abused children in Rotherham were seen by police as 'problems' not 'victims', report finds
https://t.co/9SQPjRV2PN

— Sky News (@SkyNews) June 22, 2022

Here is an interview with one of the Rotherham victims done by Danish film maker, Michael Hansen. This was from many years ago. Around the time this was still in the news.

From Halifax Courier UK

Police in Bradford have charged 14 men and a 16-year-old male from Keighley with offences of rape and sexual activity with a child under 16.

The allegations are historic in nature having occurred between 2011 and 2012 and relate to, in the main, one female victim who was aged under 16 at the time. One of the allegations relates to a second victim was also under 16 at the time of the offence in 2009.

All those charged have been released on police bail and are due to appear at Bradford Magistrates Court on Tuesday, June 30.

The 14 men are:

Sufyan Ziarab, 22, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x2)

Yasser Kabir, 24, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x4)

Bilal Ziarab, 20, of Bradford. He is charged with rape (x2)

Tauqeer Hussain, 22, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x4)

Israr Ali, 19, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x2)

Rohail Iqbal, 21, of Keighley. He is charged with rape

Rohail Hussain, 18, of Keighley. He is charged with rape

Nasir Khan, 23, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x3)

Saqib Younis, 28, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x2)

Hussain Sardar, 18, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x2)

Zain Ali, 20, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x2)

Faisal Khan, 26, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x2)

Khalid Raja Mahmood, 34, of Keighley. He is charged with rape (x5)

Mohamed Akram, aged 62, of Keighley. He is charged with sexual activity with a child under 16.

Child sex abuse gangs could have assaulted ONE MILLION youngsters in the UK

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Rotherham’s Labour MP Sarah Champion describes it as a “national disaster” and is demanding a taskforce to fight the “horror”

There could be up to a million victims of child sexual exploitation in the UK, it is feared.

Rotherham’s Labour MP Sarah Champion describes it as a “national disaster” and is demanding a taskforce to fight the “horror.”

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mirror the shaken MP has told how she ‘nearly lost her mind’ after victims turned to her for help – unable to trust the police or local council.

She is currently getting an average of 10 victims a week coming to her for help.

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One Million Child Victims of Muslim Rape Gangs in the U.K.?

In a gut-wrenching development, it may turn out that last year’s report detailing a decade-and-a-half of sexual exploitation inflicted on at least 1,400 children from Rotherham, England—and the PC-driven effort to cover it up–may represent the proverbial tip of the iceberg. The city’s Labor MP Sarah Champion believes as many as one million children may have been victimized, describing it as a “national disaster” that requires the establishment of a task force to deal with the “horror.”

(Frankly, I think of the father of any one of those girls were to go to the locations where they had his 11 or 12 year old daughter and take down as many as he could, and then get arrested, he would be within his natural rights and justified to demand that the judge and all court officials be in the defendant’s box and he himself should be holding the gavel. At what point is the judiciary not just ineffective, but actually complicit in these crimes? And considering that it now emerges that a significant amount of the constabulary itself was in the pay of, or actually participating in this apocalypse of childhood innocence, the people of England have some serious thinking to do in terms of the real relationship between the leadership and the people. Did not an entire city council in Rotherham step down over this? Is there a precedent for that? Is that sufficient punishment for these overpaid bureaucrats who clearly knew and did nothing to save these families?)

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