The literal and metaphorical rape of Britain has carried on for far too long – and it will soon be exposed for the world to see.
In huge breaking news tonight, the government has announced it will finally launch a national inquiry into the Pakistani grooming gangs scandal that’s plagued towns and cities across this nation for decades.
The Prime Minister acted swiftly tonight in a bid to get ahead of the long-awaited Casey Report, which is likely to be published on Monday. The big U-turn of course comes months after he described calls for a national inquiry as a ‘far right bandwagon.’
I would warn everybody to brace themselves for what’s to come in the Home Office’s National Audit on Group-Based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse, authored by Baroness Louise Casey, because the details being leaked tonight are devastating.
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In fact the government is so scared about the report’s conclusions that it reportedly fears Southport-style riots across Britain when the public officially hear them next week.
The report has apparently found that: “Grooming gangs can be explicitly linked with men of Pakistani origin.”
The Prime Minister will be warned that White British girls who were targeted were “institutionally ignored for fear of racism.”
Keir Starmer, despite his resistance to it, will be told to launch a new inquiry into the scandal. He has already acted on this tonight.
And, additionally, illegal migration including those who come over on small boats across the English Channel is directly linked with the exploitation and violence of British girls.
Normal-people didn’t need the Casey Report to know that the Pakistani rape gang scandal was racist in nature – both the deliberate targeting of White English girls, and boys, and the cover-up that followed.
We already knew we needed a national inquiry.
And we already knew that strange men from far away lands who invade this country on small boats were a threat to the girls and women of this nation.
Unfortunately the people in charge seemingly didn’t know or didn’t care. That is, until now.
Publication of the Casey Review will be a watershed moment in British politics.
As political scientist and migration expert Mike Jones eloquently wrote on X today:
“Labour is about to walk straight into a moral and political firestorm. And when it hits, they’ll have two choices. No wiggle room; no clever triangulation. Just this”
Option A: Pull the pin. Call a full national inquiry. Open the books. Let the public see the rot – even if it means dragging half the Labour machine through the muck.
Option B: Kick it into the long grass. Pretend Casey didn’t say what she said. Hope the press loses interest. Protect the bad actors – not just in Labour, but across the wider state machinery. The result: it’ll look exactly like what it is: a stitched-up, top-down, old-school establishment whitewash.
And then the whole thing explodes.
Labour have already made their choice tonight. They’ve rightly gone for the full judge-led national inquiry. The books will be opened. The rot will be exposed and heads should roll.
And although arguably a separate issue, it has been reported that the Casey Report, as I mentioned, will directly link illegal immigration to threats against women and girls in this country. I’ve already said for a long time now that small boat invaders on the Channel are a national security threat.
Maybe in light of this report, Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones will stop trying to gaslight the nation when talking about the small boats scandal.
