Irony meters exploding all over the forum as you post. I'm no fan of PeteEU but, the backpedaling going on in here would get you up the Alp D'Huez faster than Nairo Quintana.
Let me straighten it out for you. These people are criminals and they have been caught.
In their minds if Muslims are doing it then its bad, if white Britons do the same thing then its perfectly okay...
LOL and the other stories about "Muslim grooming gangs" is not scoring political points? Hell you are trying to do it in your comment.. what the hell does "same town/community" or being related have to do with paedophilia grooming gangs? Is it maybe that in the other cases there were a few men who were related and they were muslim? And you are attack me for point scoring? Seriously?
I constantly get reminded of the facts 'most pedo gangs are white', constantly. So, because of this 'constant reminder' that to my mind not a single person disputes, why mention it? If you wish to provide a series of threads on white men committing these atrocious acts, be my guest. What would be your reason for doing it? Remember everyone accepts the facts.
NOW, let me remind you of what I've done for sometime. I've provided evidence-upon-evidence of mainly Pakistani men acting in a 'specific' way (the word 'specific' is crucial). I have not been following these stories for some arbitrary fascination, but because of the 'specifics' of the offenders. These 'specifics (remember, that crucial word) can be juxtaposed with other traits from within, mainly Pakistani, but more widely Muslim communities in general. Traits 'specific' to these gangs are of sharing young girls amongst family members and close friends (not random paedophiles from the internet, who's only mutual interest is young children) see the 'specific' difference? Not ONE of you has provided anything remotely similar in terms of another pedo gang, not even close. Just silence, on your part. It is possible, if you read court papers, news articles, witness testimonies, victim statements to see the not so subtle nuances. Bingo! we're back to the 'specifics' of the mainly Pakistani gangs. Can you see the difference?
"Muslim cabinet minister Baroness Warsi today dramatically hit out at the 'small minority'
of Pakistani men who see white girls as 'fair game' for sexual abuse.
In comments following the Rochdale grooming scandal involving nine Muslim men,
the Conservative Party co-chairman admitted that race was a factor."
'A small minority of Pakistani men DO believe white girls are fair game': Tory cabinet minister Baroness Warsi calls on mosques to act after Rochdale grooming gang scandal | Daily Mail Online
For balance:
"Greater Manchester Police, in whose area the offences took place, has declared that
95 per cent of the men on its sex offenders register are white."
There you go, just to compound the point that we ALL know. But:
" things do look different when the focus is narrowed to crimes
involving groups of men grooming girls on the street. In 18 child sexual exploitation trials since 1997 – in Derby, Leeds, Blackpool, Blackburn, Rotherham, Sheffield, Rochdale, Oldham and Birmingham –
relating to the on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16 by two or more men, most of those convicted were of Pakistani heritage."
Damn, those 'specifics' keep cropping up!
Child sex grooming: the Asian question - Crime - UK - The Independent
"
A model of Pakistani-heritage men targeting young white girls for sexual exploitation does exist and authorities must be able to freely raise concerns without fear of being labelled racist, an influential group of MPs has concluded."
Not more evidence of 'specifics'
Child Grooming And Sexual Abuse By Pakistani-Heritage Men Is A Problem That Needs Adressing, Say MPs
"For this particular sort of crime, the street grooming – the trafficking of girls in northern towns in Derby, Leeds, Blackpool, Blackburn, Oldham and Rochdale –
there's very troubling evidence that Asians are overwhelmingly represented in prosecutions for such offences"
Rochdale gang jailed for total of 77 years for sexually exploiting young girls | UK news | The Guardian