A rebellion in the UK about the failure of government to deal with Pakistan rape gangs

 

Raja Miah

@recusant_raja

The fight against

@Keir_Starmer

's refusal to launch a National Inquiry into the cover-up of the gang rape of our nation’s children is building momentum. With Bolton and Wigan councils already passing resolutions demanding a full investigation, the Conservative opposition at

@OldhamCouncil

has now taken a bold step, calling for an Extraordinary Council Meeting. Their motion goes beyond merely demanding a National Inquiry. It explicitly rejects

@YvetteCooperMP

’s attempts to bury the scandal and condemns

@Shah_Arooj

's

@UKLabour

Council in Oldham for trying to investigate itself. How can a council propped up by a Pakistani mobster-endorsed network and embroiled in allegations of systemic cover-ups be trusted? The motion is a stand for truth and justice, especially after the disgraceful silencing of veteran councillor Pam Byrne last week. She was shouted down and sanctioned simply for using the term "Pakistani heritage rape gangs" to describe a well-documented reality. This isn’t just about Oldham. Every council in the UK has the power to call an Extraordinary Council Meeting. Every council can pass a motion demanding the government launch a National Inquiry to expose the truth and bring to justice all those involved in covering up the gang rape of over 100,000 children. This is a national crisis, and the silence cannot continue. We already know the government won’t act willingly. We know senior

@UKLabour

politicians are implicated in the cover-up, and we know they rely on the bloc Muslim vote to stay in power. This is why the fight now falls to us - to you. Contact your local councillor. Demand they call an Extraordinary Council Meeting in your town or city. Tell them they have the power to take a stand against this vile betrayal. The question isn’t whether the power exists - it’s whether your councillor has the courage to use it.

It is more than passing strange that the government is not prosecuting the perps who have been raping 100,000 young British girls. Those who have failed these girls should be removed from office.  Starmer's refusal to act should lead to action against his government.