This wasn’t torture. It was ‘beneficial vocational training.’ On paper, everything looked perfectly clean: after all, the child was not legally considered the private property of the person who took them in. So how could it possibly be slavery?
The question haunts every revelation emerging from Rotherham, where new evidence reveals that police officers didn’t merely fail to stop the systematic rape of vulnerable girls; they participated in it, turning squad cars into mobile torture chambers and uniforms into instruments of terror.
The rabbi would bless…they would repetitively read Psalms, like ‘A Psalm of David, the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.’ They told me, ‘You are special, you are chosen’ and they would insert (in my anus), I remember a palm branch, Hanukkah candles, a shofar.’ (a ram’s horn).
Keir Starmer is guilty of protecting the rape gangs. And by implication: allowing the rapes to go on. This is why Minister Jess Phillips pulled the enquiries. Your comments, please. Chris Farmer, Gloucester Reform UK
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