Andrew Norfolk er The Times journalisten, der af sin redaktĂžr fik fire Ă„r til at trĂŠnge til bunds i pakistanske mĂŠnds sex slaveri af engelske piger i Rotherham i 12-13 Ă„rs alderen. Fordi det netop var The Times med dens prestige, lykkedes det at vende flere Ă„rtiers lĂžgne om problemet. Han er tydeligt bevĂŠget i denne tale, over det barbari mod bĂžrn, han oplevede.
DesvĂŠrre – ikke sĂ„ snart er Ă©n muslimsk katastrofe afdĂŠkket, fĂžr der er en ny og vĂŠrre, denne gang i Telford nordvest for Birmingham. ForĂŠldrene til disse tusinder af bĂžrn er tvunget til at overveje, om deres politikere er idioter eller forbrydere. I det sidste tilfĂŠlde vil man hellere se dem i en retssal end for en folkedomstol, for det sidste ville helt afgjort slutte fatalt for dem.
The scale of the abuse uncovered in Telford â population 170,000 â is feared to be the most brutal and long-running of all.The Rotherham toll was put at 1,500 â but that was in a community of 260,000. Telfordâs Tory MP Lucy Allan has demanded a public inquiry and said our Âfindings were âextremely serious and shockingâ.Britain’s ‘worst ever’ child grooming scandal exposed: Hundreds of young girls raped, beaten, sold for sex and some even killed.
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