These Muslim rape gangs are still operating all over Britain, and British authorities for the most part did nothing and they still do nothing. One of the victims did a comprehensive interview with me here and here. 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. Even worse, reportedly close to a million non-Muslim girls have been gang raped and trafficked in the UK. Why? Because British officials are still afraid of being called islamofauxbic and racist. This is not a racial problem, it’s an Islamic problem. This is because rape jihad is sanctioned under Islam. Sex slavery is sanctioned under Islam. Sex slavery and rape of the infidel is sanctioned and rewarded under Islam. Muslim clerics all over the world confirm the right to have sex slaves. It is in the Qur’an — the word of Allah. 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.

“Ten men on trial for historic sex offences,” by Will Walker, Oxford Mail, December 14, 2017:

A GANG of ten men accused of operating a ‘cynical and predatory’ child sex ring on a ‘massive’ scale across Oxford are currently on trial, it can be revealed. The major trial into alleged child sexual exploitation, which began at Oxford Crown Court on October 9, is expected to last until January but for legal reasons can only now be reported. The men all deny a number of sex offences including conspiracy, rape, supplying drugs and indecent assault on young girls between 1998 and 2005…. The prosecution has said the men coerced the girls into sex at a number of locations across Oxford, including at guest houses, in cars, and at local parks. The six alleged victims, none of who can be named for legal reasons, were all from Oxford and aged between 13 and 15 at the time. The jury of four women and eight men has heard accounts from the girls, who are now women, as well as police interviews and statements from the defendants. One alleged victim recounted how she was pushed onto a bed at an address in Cowley and raped by two of the men. She was beaten with a slab of wood while the men sexually abused her and hurled nail varnish remover in her face the court heard. Giving evidence earlier in the trial she told jurors: “I tried to push him off but he was stronger than me. [I was] slapped in the face with an open hand twice. “They hit the back of the arms and the back of the legs with the plank, mainly on the torso area. It was painful.” The court heard she told police in interview she was ‘screaming’ during the alleged ordeal and had begged them to stop. In other instances of alleged abuse, the girls were also plied with drink and drugs as part of what prosecutors called the ‘grooming process’ and took part in ‘sex parties’ at a number of addresses across Oxford and one in London involving groups of men. The court was told some of the men would take the girls to local parks in and around Oxford where they would be raped and sexually abused. One alleged victim, aged 14 at the time, told police she recalled ‘feeling sick’ afterwards after being sexually assaulted. Later, the girl was locked inside an Oxford guest house by one of the defendants and forced to jump off a second-floor balcony to escape. Another told police that: “[They] made you believe they actually cared about you, and they actually don’t. “Like you are something important to them, that you are a friend to them. And, really, it wasn’t that. “It was just to get what they want, it took me some years to realise that.” The men each deny all of the charges levied against them and their defence started this week. One of the defendants who is accused of one count of rape at a flat in London, Saboor Abdul, took to the witness box yesterday. Denying anything illicit took place at the flat he told jurors: “Nothing untoward happened. There was chit-chat; conversation and video games. “It was a relaxed, warm atmosphere. There was no drama.” He added he was at university when the offence he is accused of is alleged to have taken place, he had been ‘studious’ and ‘a bit of a geek’ and he had no romantic or sexual interest in girls at the time. The trial continues. The accused men are: Raheem Ahmed, 40, of Starwort Path, Oxford, denies two counts of indecent assault, one of false imprisonment, one of rape and another of conspiracy to commit indecent assault. Haji Khan, 37, of Littlegreen Lane, Birmingham, denies one count of indecent assault and one of conspiracy to rape. Moinul Islam, 41, of Wykeham Crescent, Oxford, denies two counts of indecent assault, one count of rape, one count of false imprisonment and another of supplying a drug of Class B to another. Kamran Khan, of Northfield Road, Bolton, denies one count of indecent assault, one count of rape and another of false imprisonment. Kameer Iqbal, 38, of Dashwood Road, Oxford, denies three counts of rape. Khalid Hussain, 37, of Ashhurst Way, Oxford, denies one count of indecent assault and two counts of rape. Saboor Abdul, 37, of Oxford Road, Cowley, denies one count of rape. An unnamed 47-year old denies one count of indecent assault. An unnamed 36-year old denies three counts of indecent assault, two counts of rape and two counts of conspiracy to rape. An unnamed 37-year old denies one count of indecent assault, one count of kidnapping and another of false imprisonment.

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