Remember: this is what we are fighting against
Countless little working class white girls were raped, groomed, exploited, abused, sodomised, and murdered by Pakistani-Muslim men.
And it’s still going on.
Why? Because they see white girls as inferior. Less than human.
We aren’t racist for calling out their vile crimes. We aren’t far-Right for demanding justice for the innocent girls who suffered and were silenced for the sake of “diversity”. We aren’t wrong for refusing to let our children be sacrificed at the hands of these monsters.
Imagine if group of white men raped a little Pakistani girl for years and told her she deserved it because ‘this is what Muslim girls are for’.
Imagine the outrage.
The cries of ‘Racism!’ and ‘Islamaphobia!’
But when it’s little white girls being systematically targeted and brutalised by Pakistani-Muslim men, society stays silent and accuses anyone who speaks against it of being bigoted extremists.
Why is it acceptable when the races are reversed?
Why are our politicians more concerned with condemning the “far-Right bandwagon jumpers” who dared to call out the rape of little British girls instead of…
…protecting those girls?
Why does accountability apply to everyone except one demographic? Why could other religions condemn the evil perpetrated by members of their faith but it’s “racist” to expect the Muslim community to do the same?
Why?
"We want to recruit the best people for our business, irrespective of ethnicity, gender, age etc. Now please tell us what skin colour you are, who you sleep with and who you pray to."
There seems to be a western mentality that the country you reside in NEEDS to be the best, the top in finance, the leader in innovation. Your job is made up. You will die. Someone else will take your place. Bin off corporate efficiency and retain the soul. Preserve your trees.
Immensely proud to launch the #TheyKnew campaign today.
I will never forget how those in power turned a blind eye while I was being groomed and abused.
I was a child begging for help.
Begging for support.
Begging for justice.
There was no greater betrayal than being blamed and vilified by the professionals whose job it was to protect me. That’s why I want to challenge the systemic attitudes which allowed my abusers to go unpunished and refused to act when I was at continued risk.
#TheyKnew is more than a campaign: it is a call to action and a demand for accountability. Powerful people and organisations who wilfully ignore the sexual exploitation and abuse of vulnerable children are, in my view, as culpable as the abuser themselves.
We must demand better from those who claim to protect victims of child sexual exploitation and abuse.
And there must be consequences for inaction, to show that they cannot continue to turn a blind eye to the children still being abused under their noses.
Those in positions of power turned a blind eye for decades while little girls were being raped, tortured, and murdered. And they still are.
They branded them “white slags”, “child prostitutes”, and “paki shaggers”. They walked in on victims naked and drugged with 20+ adult men and only arrested the child, they arrested girls for prostitution and handed them back to the same men that were exploiting them, they added the victims to dockets as co-defendants in their own abuse, they downplayed the scale of abuse, they refused to investigate reports, they paid for the taxi rides the girls got raped during, they silenced whistleblowers, they blamed the girls for their own abuse, they tried to block inquiries, and more.
Alongside @MaggieOliverUK and others, our company Action for Accountability will be investigating the institutions, officials and organisations that were responsible for protecting little girls like me from abuse — and securing justice against those who failed.
We are relying solely on the kindness of the public to bring this campaign to action, so please donate and share.
It was the public who forced those in power to address the injustice they swept under the rug for decades. It was the public who listened when the “great and the good” didn’t want to.
Now, we hope that the public will be the army and infantry behind our campaign.
#TheyKnew — now, we want them to know justice for their inaction.
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Insulting someone is not a crime, and criminalizing speech is going to put real strain on European-US relationships.
This is Orwellian, and everyone in Europe and the US must reject this lunacy.
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