UK: MJSLIM RAPE GANG SURVIVORS SAY THE GANGS ARE STILL ABUSING GIRLS IN ROTHERHAM

Muslim Rape Gang Survivors Say the Gangs Are Still Abusing Girls in Rotherham

By Pamela Geller - on November 16, 2017

They did nothing and they still do nothing. One of the victims did a comprehensive interview with me here andhere. She had over 100 names of rapists and traffickers, but the police “didn’t have time” to take all the names.

And even though this has now come out, the Muslim rape gangs are still operating. Why? Because British officials are still afraid of being called islamofauxbic. The unspeakable horror and degradation these underage girls suffered for years at the hands of these Muslim gangs wasn’t enough to move the British authorities to act to protect them. The cops who ignored them and looked the other way are still on the job, and still doing the same thing.

They should all be fired, and should serve time for aiding and abetting Islamic sex slavery of children.

But the British authorities are oh so tough when it comes to banning people like me.

“Muslim Rape Gang Survivors: ‘Groomers Are Still Abusing Girls in Rotherham,’” by Victoria Friedman, Breitbart, November 12, 2017:

Two survivors of Muslim child rape gangs have said that groomers are still abusing young girls in Rotherham.

Linzi Williams and Natalie Fuller, who have been best friends since childhood, waived their anonymity to speak to Channel 4 about being groomed and raped as children.

Ms. Williams was 15 when she was abused by Arshid “Ash” Hussain, but thought she was having a normal boyfriend-girlfriend relationship as she had never been out with anyone before.

After falling pregnant by her abuser and having an abortion, Ms. Williams told Channel 4 that the childhood trauma affected her ability to trust people and she now suffers from attachment problems.

“At one minute I thought I wanted to keep it, because I thought, ‘Oh, he’s going to be with me and everything’s going to be fine.’ Obviously, it wouldn’t have been,” Ms. Williams said.

Ms. Fuller was just 13 when she was raped by Ash’s brother, Bannaras. Natalie suffers from panic attacks, and described the experiences as a “torment” that she has to relive every day.

“I went home and remember getting straight in the bath and scrubbing myself… My childhood was ruined from that point,” Ms. Fuller said.

Describing an occasion when Bannaras tried to force Ms. Fuller to commit a sexual act in the woods, she refused and he beat and kicked her. Then a young girl, she was frightened, but mustered the courage to tell the police.

“I was scared. I said to them [the police] what he’d done, and they said, ‘Well, you’ve got to press charges. We can’t do anything.’”

“I said I was scared, because you don’t know what they’re like. I gave them a name, but nothing was done,” the young woman said.

“It was disgusting. I was just a child. There were all these people there that should have been protecting me, but they didn’t.”…

In Rotherham, there have been 1,400 victims of child sexual exploitation since the 1980s, described as “the biggest child protection scandal in UK history”, and 92 people have been convicted.

Bannaras and Ash Hussain have been convicted and imprisoned, but Ms. Williams and Ms. Fuller know that Muslim groomers are still operating in the city.

Ms. Williams told Channel 4: “You know it’s still happening. When you’re driving down town centre roads you see men in their cars with their girls and stuff.”

When asked why the police couldn’t see that if she could, she answered: “I don’t know.”

In May, Maggie Oliver, a former police detective who helped prosecute another Muslim grooming gang in Rochdale in 2012, wrote that offenders identified during the original investigation are still at large.

“There are still paedophiles who we identified… who are out there right now,” the whistleblower said. “I still support many of the girls and they tell me they’ve seen them.”

A nationwide pattern emerged after the first prosecutions in Rotherham, and then Rochdale, where a “culture of silence” and political correctness led to inaction by authorities who feared being called “racist” as the groomers were predominantly Pakistani-origin Muslims who preyed on vulnerable, white girls.

In some cases, authorities made the victims feel that they were racists for identifying the ethnicity of their abusers, and even suggested that the underaged girls’ victimisation was a “lifestyle choice” and that they were prostitutes.

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My comments: Britain has Surrendered to Islam and conditions there will continue to Deteriorate..