The Rape Gang Inquiry Report from the U.K.

The Rape Gang Inquiry has now concluded the first phase of its work. It was established to examine one of the most horrendous scandals in the long history of our country: the systematic targeting of vulnerable girls, overwhelmingly White British, by predominantly Muslim Pakistani gangs across towns and cities up and down the nation.¹
Survivors described daily rapes, “red rooms” of extreme torture, trafficking between cities, and institutional disbelief that compounded their suffering. Some girls were even trafficked to the Middle East where they would endure Islamic marriage.²
Britain did not face dozens of separate local scandals. It faced one national scandal that the state allowed to grow for decades.³

— The Rape Gang Inquiry Report

I need help. Eight Muslims raped me last night. Young lady, that sounds consensual. Stop being racist and learn to use birth control.

One of the things that struck me in The Rape Gang Inquiry Report⁴ recently released in the U.K. was that many of the victimized white girls had first been sexually abused in their own homes by their fathers, step-fathers, or other relatives. The prevalence of child molestation by trusted adults is far more common than any of us want to believe.

In his book, The Body Keeps the Score, Bessel van der Kolk writes that “one in five Americans was sexually molested as a child.”⁵ These molestations have life-long consequences for the abused and their future spouses and children. To be sexually abused by a relative, particularly a father, is an impossible situation for young children. They need their fathers for love, protection, food and shelter—while at the same time they’re terrified of the next abuse. This can be accompanied by threats and instructions to remain quiet—or else. The emotional abandonment is devastating. There’s no one to talk to, no one to trust and too little life experience to deal with the situation adequately.

The sustained trauma and PTSD caused by this is horrific.

Muslim rape gangs in the U.K. and elsewhere took white girls from all walks of life, but often looked for girls whose self-worth had already been irreparably damaged even before they were groomed and trafficked. Gang members start “love-bombing” the girls with gifts and compliments making them think they’ve finally found a friend, a man or boyfriend they can trust. Once trust was gained the girls were raped and trafficked, told not to go to the police and if they did report their plight were often tortured and in worst cases murdered or made to watch the murder of another girl with threats of the same thing happening to them if they didn’t comply.

Forsaken by the British authorities, social workers, the police and the men trafficking them many of these girls attempted suicide because if they did try to explain what was happening to them they were often not believed and returned to the same environment they were trying to escape. They felt there was no way out of the hell they were experiencing except to permanently end their pain.

Despite all this, the authorities treated me as though I was to blame for what was happening. I felt completely powerless, trapped between violent perpetrators and a system unwilling to protect me.⁶

These were and are 11, 12, 13 and 14 year-old girls—just kids, treated like absolute dirt and scum by their Muslim handlers who are justified in their minds by their uncompromising belief in the Koran and Muhammad’s example. These are not men going against Islamic doctrine, these are men who believe what they are doing is right in the eyes of Allah, that these young white girls deserved rape, gang rape, foreign objects jammed up their vaginas, other forms of physical torture, ridicule, confinement and sometimes death.

Evidence in grooming gang trials has repeatedly shown precisely this: victims described as “white slags,” “white trash,” “kuffar bitches,” or told they were “only good for men like me to fuck and use like trash.” Perpetrators shouted “Allahu Akbar” and boasted of racial supremacy.⁷

If you know anything about Islam the subjugation, sexual exploitation and violence against women, particularly non-Muslim women, shouldn’t be a big surprise, but what is surprising in this report and the most damning aspect of it is the number of politicians, police and regular Brits who enabled this behavior for decades. Thousands of Brits knew what was going on and did nothing and in many instances helped the gangs. The report surmises:

One way to view the involvement, or lack thereof, of British state officials in the rape gang scandal is as an incorporation of dhimmi-like submissiveness. This mindset prioritises deference to Islam and Muslims above all else, while dismissing or assigning fault to non-believers. From this perspective, the failure of authorities to act decisively against the grooming gang issue might represent a significant step in the gradual Islamisation of Britain.⁸

The report has an entire section titled “The Influence of Islam.” It explains why Islam passively or actively condoned and still condones these Rape gangs:

At least eight theological aspects of Islam may contribute to cultural patterns that enable or normalise the sexual abuse of non-Muslim girls. These include
(1) the doctrine of Muslim superiority,
(2) the principle of loyalty and disavowal (al-wala’ wa-l-bara’),
(3) male dominance over women,
(4) enforced seclusion and veiling of women,
(5) forced marriage combined with the absence of a fixed minimum age of consent,
(6) the perception of female sexuality as inherently dangerous or fitna,
(7) the historical sharia institution of slavery,
(8) and the system of dhimmitude.⁹[bullet point format added]

The strongest aspect of the report are the testimonies from the victims. It is still hard to believe how cruel and barbaric these men were to these young, white girls. To do these terrible acts in the name of Allah with the belief that it is necessary, good and right in Allah’s eyes and Muhammad’s if he were here makes one understand more and more why the Crusaders risked their lives and fortunes to stop Islam. Here are some excerpts from the testimonies (some of these are very explicit):

Around the age of 13, Chloe disclosed to social services that she was being sexually abused by gangs of Muslim men. In response, social services did not intervene, but rather talked to Chloe about contraception and sexual health.¹⁰
Fiona states that the greatest harm came not only from the abusers but from institutional disbelief, neglect, and punishment that actively enabled the ongoing exploitation. In total, she estimates she was abused by between 50 and 100 men.¹¹
Michelle claims she was raped by between six and seven hundred different men over the course of three years. She now lives with severe PTSD and lifelong trauma, describing both her childhood and her future as destroyed.¹²
Some men would initially appear kind and caring, leading her to believe they were in a relationship, only to lure her into situations where she would be gang-raped.¹³
The abuse she experienced included extreme sexual violence and degradation. She was raped repeatedly over the years, including anal rape. She was subjected to penetration with objects. She was urinated on. Her legs were held open. She was bitten on the back, cut on the leg and strangled. She has lasting injuries.¹⁴
Kate was overpowered by the three men, forced to the ground, her arms and legs were pinned, and the men took turns to orally and vaginally rape her. When it ended, the men hit her repeatedly and threatened to find her, kill her and harm her loved ones if she ever told anyone what had happened. So violent was the assault, Kate’s clothes were left bloodstained.¹⁵
A signifcant part of my healing has come from finally being listened to, believed, and validated. Being heard has helped me begin to understand that what happened to me was not my fault.¹⁶
Despite all this, the authorities treated me as though I was to blame for what was happening. I felt completely powerless, trapped between violent perpetrators and a system unwilling to protect me.¹⁷

I’ll end with these two quotes from the Inquiry:

What went wrong is now painfully clear. The post war liberal consensus that began with Wilson emphasised diversity, inclusion, and non-judgementalism as supreme virtues. Multiculturalism replaced national self-confidence as the guiding principle. Long-standing British norms around free speech, child protection, and impartial application of the law were subordinated to the need to avoid offending minority sensitivities at all costs. Liberal elites in media, politics, and the public sector internalised the idea that acknowledging cultural or religious factors in crime was itself a form of bigotry. This mindset actively shielded the rape gangs by discouraging the very inquiries and interventions that could have saved thousands of children.¹⁸
Until the country rejects the fear of being called ‘racist’ and restores the courage to name uncomfortable truths, the conditions that allowed these networks to thrive will remain. This Inquiry records the damage without apology. The paralysis of our institutions was not some fluke. It was the predictable outcome of decades of legal and cultural changes that placed sensitivity above justice.¹⁹

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Notes

The Rape Gang Inquiry Report, Source (6MB), p. 5.
Ibid. p. 8.
Ibid. p. 15.
The Rape Gang Inquiry Report, Download The Rape Gang Inquiry Report (6MB)
van der Kolk, Bessel . The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma, 2014, Kindle Edition, p. 1.
The Rape Gang Inquiry Report, p. 193.
Ibid. p. 141.
Ibid. p. 131.
Ibid. p. 119.
Ibid. p. 22.
Ibid. p. 32.
Ibid. p. 35.
Ibid. p. 57.
Ibid. p. 60.
Ibid. p. 88.
Ibid. p. 185
Ibid. p. 193.
Ibid. p. 137.
Ibid. p. 137-138.