British Girls Targeted by Immigrants
Excerpts from "Grooming of white girls for sex is exposed as two Asian men jailed":
A hidden world in which Asian men “groom” young white girls for sex has been exposed with the jailing yesterday of two men for child-abuse offences.
Zulfqar Hussain, 46, and Qaiser Naveed, 32, from east Lancashire, were each jailed for five years and eight months after exploiting two girls aged under 16 by plying them with alcohol and drugs before having sex with them.
Both men pleaded guilty at Preston Crown Court to abduction, sexual activity with a child and the supply of a controlled drug...
The trial came amid growing concern at the attitudes of some Asian men towards white girls which campaigners for women claim few people wish to address.
Parents have complained that in parts of the country with large Asian communities white girls as young as 12 are being targeted for sex by older Asian men yet the authorities are unwilling to act because of fears of being labelled racist....
Although campaigners claim that hundreds of young girls are already being passed around men within the Asian community for sex, she said that attempts to raise the problem with community leaders had met with little success, with most of them being in a state of denial about it...
"Asians cannot go to Asian girls because it would be a terrible breach of the honour of the community and their family to have sex with an Asian girl before marriage.”
Apparently, the police aren't the only ones afraid of being labeled racist. The Times Online is too since the use the term "Asian" instead of Muslim or Pakistani. Several commenters were incensed about the term, and some Asians and Brits complained that the paper was afraid of insulting Muslims but not afraid to insult Asians in general. What a surprise.
Why do European nations fear insulting immigrants more than they fear harm to their own women and children?
h/t: Jihad Watch
Labels: crime, political correctness, UK, women's issues
posted by Anna Venger @ 11:44 AM
5 comments
5 Comments:
Where exactly were these girls parents while all this was happening?
Good post Anna, I would like to cross post this to my blogs.
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Bosun
Thomas, are you blaming this on the girls parents. Maybe they were kidnapped, hijacked, or threatened. And it appears that authorities may not have acted because of their own fears. Perhaps the parents were silenced out of fear, also.
Our world is going to hell in a hand basket and you are asking, "Where were the girls parents?"
Thomas, I understand your point. I have watched my children like a hawk, but it makes me sad that they didn't have the freedom to roam that I had when I was a child. Our children have lost something today in not being able to explore their environment because the community cannot be trusted. Some parents haven't caught on to the difference between when we were young and now. But the level of vigilance which we must use today because the culture works against us is exhausting and sometimes bad things happen anyway.
Regardless, it is illegal to give drugs and alcohol to minors and to have sex with young girls. These men are responsible for their own behavior. Normal adults recognize that children and young teens don't always make good decisions and can't always see the results of their actions. Laws recognize this and work to protect them. These men flout the law. They have no respect for the laws or the native citizenry of the nation they have immigrated to.
Bosun,
Post away!
Muchas gracias
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