Disturbing report on Muslim Pakistani rape gangs rocks UK

[00:00:00]that is very difficult for us to comprehend. And I saw with football season or soccer season, I saw some people on X had posted pictures of the stadiums where the World Cup will be held and said, "Well, you can put 60,000 in some of these stadiums, four times that, four stadiums full of girls." And you begin to get an idea of what has happened in the UK for well over 50 years. So that that's kind of a depressing but visual way of putting what has happened over the UK in 50 years.

[00:00:40]Even before Rebel News was born 11 years ago, we were aware of the rape gang scandal. Sometimes called the grooming gang scandal. But grooming sounds too polite. It's not what it is. It is the systematic abuse, rape, mass rape of predominantly white working-class British girls by predominantly Pakistani Muslim men in the UK. That sounds so odd. That sounds so impossible, but it is the statistical truth, but it's so dangerous to say that. Here's Majid Noaz, a Muslim Pakistani Brit, saying that because people are so terrified of being called racist, they turned a blind eye to rapists. Here, take a look at them say so. For too long in this country, uh, we media, the establishment, society, the chattering classes, the liberal elite, whatever term you want to use, have ignored the issue of grooming gangs of young, vulnerable teenage girls who have been uh victimized, drugged, and raped and abused.

[00:01:46]Whether it's the Rotherham case or all the other cases that were replicated across the country, uh it is both the conclusion of the prosecutor uh in the Rotherham case, British Pakistani Muslim Nazir Absel, or indeed the official inquiry into why it took so long for these young vulnerable underage girls uh to get justice. Uh both of those concluded that fears of racism prevented us from coming to the defense of vulnerable underage girls. fears of racism, meaning uh that the state was scared that it would be accused of being racist if it rightly arrested and prosecuted British Pakistani largely British Pakistani Muslim men uh in their abuse of underage white teenage girls.

[00:02:33]And so from fear of appearing racist, there was a silence across the country as multiple cases of grooming gangs emerged up and down the country as evidenced now due to multiple uh uh prosecutions, successful prosecutions, but sadly and unfortunately too late. If we hadn't all been silent, if we had all addressed this issue head on when it needed to be addressed, when it was time to address it, then the void would not have emerged for the populist agitators to fill that gap and become popular actually as a result of addressing what is a legitimate issue. They ended up hijacking what should have been the concern of every right-minded citizen in this country.

[00:03:22]And unfortunately, it takes a bit of courage to address something uh that people will hurl abuse at you for talking about.

[00:03:30]>> Well, brave people like Tommy Robinson have been talking about it for more than a decade, and we've been covering the story. But finally, a member of Parliament who was fed up with waiting for the establishment to have an official inquiry. His name is Rupert Low and he's part of Restore UK, the political party. Well, he crowdfunded hundreds of thousands of pounds to put on a very formal investigation and inquiry. And yesterday he published the absolutely terrifying and outrageous report of this. Joining us now to talk about this report and the larger phenomenon is our friend Peter Peter Melenna who's the host of Hearts of Oak podcast and he's the chief of staff to the pier the British member of the House of Lords. uh Lord um Pearson of Ranic who has been a lonely voice on this issue in the Lords. Peter, great to see you. Thanks for joining us.

[00:04:25]>> Ezra, it's always a pleasure to join you. Thank you so much.

[00:04:28]>> Thank you for saying that. It's a very dark subject matter. It is terrifying to read. It's too heavy to read and one one can only imagine the burden to have been a victim of it. And according to Rupert Loe's inquiry, uh, an approximate 250,000 British girls have been raped in this rape jihad. Tell us about it. Well, and that figure 250,000 uh was a figure from Lord Pearson Nanic actually in the House of Lords and he went through the stats that he was getting and extrapolated the figures um from Rotherham and Telford and Rodale uh which are these English cities that have been decimated by this and he said look there are at least 250,000 girls that have been affected.

[00:05:17]Then you look at Sarah Champion who's a member of parliament for uh for Rodale uh a Labor member of parliament. So someone on the left and in an interview with the British newspaper the Daily Mirror probably 5 years ago she said up to 1 million girls have been affected.

[00:05:37]So these are huge figures that is very difficult for us to comprehend. And I saw with football season or soccer season, I saw some people on X had posted pictures of the stadiums where the World Cup will be held and said, "Well, you can put 60,000 in some of these stadiums, four times that, four stadiums full of girls." And you begin to get an idea of what has happened in the UK for well over 50 years. So that that's kind of a depressing but visual way of putting what has happened over the UK in 50 years. And actually Rupert talks about he's had reports of this going back 70 years back from 1955.

[00:06:23]I've certainly read reports from 1975 in local newspapers up in the north of England. Um but with his research he's looked and found reports and convictions of groups of Pakistani Muslim men uh raping white English girls from as early as 1955. So this is the I thought it was 55 years 56 years Rupert Lou was saying this actually could be 75 plus years and that is an even darker part on this. You know, we I want to talk more about the report, but I just want to explain for our North American viewers because there's something that took me a while to understand and I don't think it presents itself to the Anglo mind, which is I'm I'm going to say something outrageous and atrocious right now, but but this is understand this is what a rape gang is. I I don't think that anyone amongst us in the West could say, "Hey, let's call up several of our friends and let us together rape a child." Like, it's unthinkable. Not only would you no one not only your f your family would turn you in, you would your friends would turn. It's so appalling.

[00:07:39]That's so contrary to our high trust society.

[00:07:44]But that is the essential definition of a rape gang is it's a group of men acting together often family like father, son, brother, cousin and they all are are from a clan I suppose you could say a Pakistani clan and they rape these white girls systematically night after night after night by compromising them by blackmailing them by getting them hooked on drugs and alcohol. Let me tell you one quick anecdote before I throw it back to you. This is actually from Pakistan itself which I think explains there's a different culture here. I read a story. It was actually one of the most popular uh uh stories I ever wrote in the Toronto Sun. There was a bus driving through Pakistan. This is a horrific story for any of those with a weak constitution. And there was a boy in the back and the man in the back of the bus started to rape the boy. the bus driver pulled over and joined in and and that was reported fairly widely and I actually uh reported that story in the Toronto Sun. Uh it was deeply researched.

[00:08:52]That's an insane mindset that does not live in the west. But if you have a predatory pack of wolves who are in it together, that is perhaps the best analogy.

[00:09:06]What do you make of this? And how do you fight this in our system, Peter?

[00:09:12]>> Well, you fight it by publicity. That is the only way you fight this. And what you're doing, Ezra, with so much with Rebel News. That is what you do. You educate the public. You highlight the stories that no one else is willing to talk about. And Rupert Low in doing this actually. So the the we have had maybe a 12 inquiries over the last I don't know 20 odd years on child sexual exploitation. They refuse to talk about the specific issue that no one wants to deal with because they don't want to be called a racist or islamophobe. Um and he actually has been a thorn in the side to the UK government in a short time being a member of parliament because of him. He has forced the UK government to have a national grooming gang inquiry or rape gang inquiry as Rupert Low calls as rightly so. Without Rupert Low as a single member of parliament, he actually we wouldn't have the government having this inquiry which shows the impact that he has had. But he said if the government won't do one because at the time they wouldn't, I will do one. And he had at two weeks where he invited a lot of the the girls, the survivors to give testimony, but whistleblowers also to give testimony, those in the police to give testimony, those in local authorities to give testimony, those in child services to give testimony, and to get an idea of the impact of this. So we had that for two weeks. He had some courageous um members of parliament. He had Carla Lockhart who's from Northern Ireland, a Democratic Unionist party. He had Nick Timothy who's a member of Parliament for the Conservatives and has been the most vocal member of Parliament on this issue. Lord Pierce has been the most vocal in the House of Lords, the upper house, but Nick Timothy as a member of Parliament for the Conservative Party has been the most vocal on this issue as a member of parliament in the lower house. Um and Rupert Low pulled a lot of these people together. They heard this evidence and basically it's on five issues. It's the crimes themselves. Then it's the testimony of victims and survivors. Then it goes into the institutional failures across the board. Then we have the demographic and cultural and religious issues that no one wants to discuss. and he talked about between 87 and 95% of the perpetrators had Muslim names. So you see where that is coming from and then put in recommendations and he put in a phenomenal list of recommendations and Ezra frustratingly when the government have done these investigations they've given a list of recommendations in fact the home office had 22 recommendations I think not a single one was ever implemented and Rupert Low is saying these are the recommendations I'm handing them to you I'm saying this is what has to be done so he has done a phenomenal amount out to work, not holding it back for himself, but actually presenting all those findings to the government to say this is what you have to be have to do.

[00:12:27]Sadly, the UK media have ignored this and that's why I'm honored to be on with you Ezra because you highlight these issues where few do. So, thank you so much for what you do.

[00:12:40]>> Well, you're very kind. You know, we've worked in the past with Tommy Robinson, of course, who really this was his core issue for a decade. He was quite lonely in that battle. There were very few others. So, it's it's good to have a this kind of report, by the way. Uh and Sammy Woodhouse, of course, who herself uh was a survivor of this uh and she's shown such strength. She was involved with Rupert Low. It's so interesting you say that the mainstream media in the UK has not picked it up because on Twitter or now X as it's called. It's been viewed millions of times. It's been shared widely online. And I suspect that that is one of the reasons why Kier Starmer, the British Prime Minister who used to be in charge of criminal prosecutions. He was the head of something called the Crown Prosecution Service, basically the top law enforcer of the country. and he turned a blind eye to so much of this because the Labor Party has traditionally been allied with Pakistani Muslim voters. So I think that uh an enormous factor here is freedom of speech online which is why Elon Musk is public enemy number one to the British establishment because he and by the way he has shown some affection towards Rupert Low individually. I think that this story has been killed historically because the establishment media wanted it to die, but now it's an internet-based story and I think it might have some success. What do you think?

[00:14:08]>> Oh, I agree. And the funny thing you mentioned Elon Musk and how he's amplified this issue and Tommy Robinson was just arrested days ago coming back to the UK because he met with Errol Musk, Elon Musk's father over in Russia.

[00:14:24]And you kind of get to see the fear that the establishment have on the power of social media and the power of alternative media in amplifying this voice. And you're right that Rupert Low is a maverick um in the House of Commons. Lord Pearson is a maverick in the House of Lords. And Elon Musk is a maverick in terms of the business world and what he has done. And the establishment fear these mavericks that don't care as much about themselves as they care about the issue or the business or the idea that they are pushing forward and that is why Elon Musk is to be feared by the establishment. Um but and Tommy has been vocal on this for a long time. It's intriguing how the British media have categorized this as a far-right issue.

[00:15:18]In fact, so so get this as an example.

[00:15:21]Um I've been going through this report kind of yesterday evening and today um and I've written a lot about it to try and understand the 219 pages, but I simply put it into into chat GBT just to kind of get its thoughts and initial thoughts was it came up with a red line that I've never seen before and said that actually this was not acceptable or it could not go further on this >> really. So I I went in >> and tried to explain this is the background and then it began to give me information. But you see how the system is up against us Ezra and you see this in everything that you cover and this is a key issue that you talk about this and you're told you cannot talk about it. So not only on the establishment media but actually on the developing media on the IT side with AI actually it fears talking about this because you bring in these topics of race of religion of ethnicity um that no one is allowed to talk about and they always want to say you know they're more white English men that actually rape. That is true. But when we look at this category of this group uh grooming which is the most insidious, the most disgusting, the most horrendous and with family members involved as you touched on actually this is Muslim groups. This is specifically Pakistani and that's what we've seen in terms of the arrests back from I think 95 was possibly the first arrest. That's what we have seen up until now. But yet the the establishment want to turn this into anything else. Yeah. Um and of course back in the days it was the the seeks. It was the seek defense league that actually highlighted this issue >> which was an interesting cultural dynamic. The targets were white girls and seek girls. As far as I know, not a single Muslim girl has ever been targeted by these gangs.