Six Pakistani males are accused of abusing children in ‘the most degrading way imaginable’

The trial of six members of a Pakistani grooming gang has quietly restarted in Manchester.

The retrial hasn’t made the headlines, and looking at the sordid details of the case, it’s clear the British ruling cult wants to keep it that way.

The six charged were members of the Rochdale grooming gang, a group of Muslim men, predominantly Pakistani, who trafficked, sexually abused, and raped underage white British girls in the northern English town between the 1980s and 2010s.

More than 75 men have been charged and 53 convicted since Greater Manchester Police began investigating the gang in 2010.

What are they accused of?

The suspects have been charged with 46 counts of rape, sexual assault, and assault by penetration, with two of the men facing more than a dozen charges each.

Tahrir Rashid, 53, 12 counts of rape, 3 counts of indecent assault, 1 count of assault by penetration

Mohammed Saleem, 46, 8 counts of rape

Sucklane Shah, 46, 2 counts of rape

Itfaq Hussain, 45, 3 counts of rape

Arshad Mohammed, 55, 5 counts of rape

Amjad Mahmood, 53, 12 counts of rape, 2 counts of indecency with a child, 1 count of indecent assault, 2 counts of assault by penetration

All of the offenses took place between 2003 and 2008, and involved two girls who were as young as 13 when they were passed around between the gang, according to prosecutors. Rashid, the alleged ringleader, is also accused of raping a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s.

What happened in the first trial?

The six were tried last year, but the trial collapsed with no explanation in December. When reporting restrictions were lifted a month later, it was revealed that the jurors had formed a WhatsApp group to discuss the case, and had shared documentaries on the subject of grooming gangs. 

As the jury had been banned from talking about the case outside of court, the judge concluded that no course of action can cure the position that exists because of these multi-layered difficulties, and halted the trial.

Horrific Abuse

Before the trial collapsed, the court heard how the group abused two girls in the most humiliating and degrading way imaginable. 

One of the victims, identified only as ‘Girl C’, was collected from school by Rashid, plied with alcohol, and raped repeatedly by the gang. ‘Girl C’ was raped a dozen times by Shah over several months, prosecutors alleged.

Fake Modelling Agency

Mohammed told the other victim, ‘Girl A’, that he ran a modeling agency as a ruse to take nude photographs of her. She was allegedly raped by at least three members of the gang.

Both girls were described by the prosecution as very vulnerable children with chaotic home lives, which made them easy prey for men with an unhealthy interest in having sex with children. 

The ruling cult wants it hushed up

The proliferation of rape gangs is a national embarrassment for all levels of the British state.

Manchester City Council and Greater Manchester Police were warned of the gang’s activity in Rochdale as far back as 2007. The cop-cult refused to investigate allegations of organized rape by Pakistani gangs until 2012, for fear of being tarnished with a race brush.

Bigger than the Epstein Files

A 2014 report on rape gangs in Rotherham found that social workers, youth workers, and police officers ignored reports that 1,400 children had been abused by the gangs, partly for fear of being seen as racist.

The Untouchables

A nationwide audit published this year concluded that authorities in 50 towns and cities were reluctant to investigate the gangs because the overwhelming majority of perpetrators were of Pakistani origin.

The most shocking report, funded by Restore Britain MP Rupert Lowe and published in June, found that Pakistani rape gangs operated in 149 of the UK’s 317 municipalities.

The report determined that a ’bare minimum’ of 250,000 women and girls had been raped by grooming gangs since the year 2000, and that senior politicians helped the gangs escape prosecution. 

London Lord Mayor Sadiq Khan

These politicians included London Mayor Sadiq Khan, of Pakistani descent, who denied the existence of grooming gangs in the British capital, despite having evidence proving otherwise

Also, former Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who as director of public prosecutions between 2008 and 2013, freed 13,000 paedophiles off with warning letters instead of prosecuting them.

Henry Novak

Lowe’s report was published at a time of heightened racial tension in the UK, coming a week after a Sudanese migrant attempted to behead a man in Belfast, and six months after British police handcuffed a dying white teenager after the man who stabbed him falsely accused him of racism.

It detailed a litany of crimes committed against white girls, with one victim raped by between six and seven hundred different men over the course of three years. Other trussed girls were raped by dogs, cut with knives, and subjected to penetration with objects. 

Openly trafficked – The Media Knew

Lowe’s report, and earlier government-backed reports, found that some children were trafficked to Pakistan by the gangs.

Starmer’s ruling Labour Party overwhelmingly voted against a Conservative motion calling for a national statutory inquiry into the gangs last year. Starmer’s party eventually backed down under public pressure and opened a probe earlier this year, which is ongoing. Let readers know what you think

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