[Kazanne]

This is big news right now about the girls being groomed in Telford,thank God it has come to light at last,dirty swines grooming girls,some as young as 11,I hope a full investigation now takes place as rumours of this have been circling for ages ,girls complained and nothing was done. It worries me as my eldest daughter is 14 (going on 20)and we live 9 miles from Telford and most of the entertainment for kids is based in Telford, cinemas,Ice skating,Bowling,all the trendy eating outlets and shopping mall, I am lucky I can drive and pick her and her friends up, but some girls have to get taxis etc,This is as big as the Rotherham debarcle, Wake up Telford and get it sorted and keep our kids safe.

[Niamh.]

I don't know much about it, but it sounds terrible, I hope they fully investigate it

[GiRTh]

Inquiry call over Telford child sex exploitation

Calls are being made for a new inquiry into child sexual exploitation in a town following further allegations.

A Sunday Mirror investigation claimed hundreds of girls were abused in Telford, Shropshire, dating back to the 1980s.

The town's MP, Lucy Allan, said she would raise the issue in Parliament and is calling for an independent inquiry.

West Mercia Police said it took all allegations "extremely seriously" but the latest information was "not new".

The Sunday Mirror gathered allegations of abuse, said to include cases involving girls as young as 11, who were drugged, beaten and raped.

Assistant Chief Constable of West Mercia Police, Martin Evans, said tackling offences of child sexual exploitation was a priority.

He said the issue has gained prominence in Telford because of high profile cases, like Operation Chalice in 2013.

But he claimed a number of changes had been made, with the Home Office and Ofsted conducting inspections to see how agencies in Telford are working to tackle the issue.

He added: "Tackling child sexual exploitation is, and has been for some time, the number one priority for police in Telford.

"We have specialist officers and resources in place tackling this type of offending, and we are committed to using our resources and technology to pursue anyone who sexually offends against children - whether that offending took place today, last week or years ago."

He urged anyone who felt they have been a victim of such crimes to come forward to police.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Shropshire John Campion said "this horrific crime is happening in our communities now and has been for many years" and that it was a "continued area of focus" by police.

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) in England and Wales has confirmed it has plans to look into Telford as part of its investigation into child sexual exploitation by groups and gangs.

The inquiry was set up in 2014 and is being led by Prof Alexis Jay, who headed the inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham.

The leader of Telford & Wrekin Council, Councillor Shaun Davies, intends to write to the Home Office to ask them to bring the review forward.

Conservative Ms Allan said the latest reports were "serious and shocking" and she hoped the decision in 2016 not to conduct an independent review into the problem would be reconsidered.

She said: "The IICSA will not investigate whether any of the authorities in Telford should be accountable.

"That is why we must have an independent inquiry into what happened in Telford; such an inquiry is outside the current scope of the IICSA."

A spokeswoman for the NSPCC said it was "vital" action was taken against these crimes to prevent them from happening in future.

She added: "The scale of the problem of child sexual exploitation in Telford and Wrekin is deeply concerning.

"Child sexual exploitation is a pernicious crime which ruins lives and victims must be able to speak out in the knowledge they will be taken seriously and action will be taken."

Inquiry call over Telford child sex exploitation

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I don't know much about it, but it sounds terrible, I hope they fully investigate it

It's been on the news a lot this week and on GMTV, it's scarey Niamh as you know I am sure what teenage girls are like,I am sure you have one around Maias age, she loves going out at weekends with her friends and Telford is the nearest to us with the facilities they like,it's just worrying,it's worse than Rotherham apparently.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/577707...gangs-victims/

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

It's been on the news a lot this week and on GMTV, it's scarey Niamh as you know I am sure what teenage girls are like,I am sure you have one around Maias age, she loves going out at weekends with her friends and Telford is the nearest to us with the facilities they like,it's just worrying,it's worse than Rotherham apparently.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/577707...gangs-victims/

my daughter is 17 now

[chuff me dizzy]

We've had grooming gangs in Rotherham too ,and so much has not been revealed about how bad it was ,SY police didnt act on it for years as they didn't want to be seen as racist, while young girls were being gang raped

[Alf]

This story is so sickening, it's beyond belief. People in high places who covered this up, need to be locked up.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Alf

This story is so sickening, it's beyond belief. People in high places who covered this up, need to be locked up.

Sure do Alf !

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Sure do Alf !

people in high places seem to have form for this sort of thing and not just because of fears of racism, the whole system needs much more transparency

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

people in high places seem to have form for this sort of thing and not just because of fears of racism, the whole system needs much more transparency

Yes it does,but SY police's excuse was shocking to say the least

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Yes it does,but SY police's excuse was shocking to say the least

Oh 100% but then any excuse at all that results in rapists/child abusers not being pursued is ridiculous

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

my daughter is 17 now

Wow that seems to have gone quick,

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Yes it does,but SY police's excuse was shocking to say the least

Telford are now getting some backlash about this Chuff as it's been going on for years apparently,It's really horrible.

[Tozzie]

It's been going on all over the place not just Telford and Rotherham. What pisses me off is they don't target Muslim girls just white girls which shows what respect they have for white girls which is nil

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Tozzie

It's been going on all over the place not just Telford and Rotherham. What pisses me off is they don't target Muslim girls just white girls which shows what respect they have for white girls which is nil

You're right Tozzie they see white girls as trash, bloody filthy perverts

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Tozzie

It's been going on all over the place not just Telford and Rotherham. What pisses me off is they don't target Muslim girls just white girls which shows what respect they have for white girls which is nil

Racism works both ways

[chuff me dizzy]

https://www.facebook.com/leaveeuoffi...0037055427863/

[Alf]

If it's racist or Islamophobic to stand against this barbarism. Wouldn't you be proud to be racist or Islamophobic?

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

You're right Tozzie they see white girls as trash, bloody filthy perverts

It’s just their sick perverted way of attempting to justify what they do and what they are - low life scum.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Alf

If it's racist or Islamophobic to stand against this barbarism. Wouldn't you be proud to be racist or Islamophobic?

I don't care who they are Alf, they are vile , I am proud to call them the pondlife they are.

[Oliver_W]

When it comes to things like this, why would anyone care about being called "racist"?

[jaxie]

One of the things I find so frightening about these grooming scandals is how well organised these men seem to be. It's like some sort of sick club.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

When it comes to things like this, why would anyone care about being called "racist"?

This. As it's clearly not racism. Feeble excuse for not acting.

[Ninastar]

I know I don't post on here much any more, but this is something that really irks my soul.

I know there are people on here (most people on here) who hate the 'Anti-PC Brigade' I understand that. A lot of those people just use that argument because they themselves are pretty small minded and like to be offensive and don't like that they get called out for their bigotry.

But I do there there are some issues when being politically correct is actually dangerous, and this is one of those times.

To put it bluntly, there are people out there who would rather avoid being called something like 'racist' or 'xenophobic' than admit there is a problem with asian grooming gangs. People would rather defend the asian community and say things like 'white people do it too!!!!!!' or 'not all asians!!!!' rather than address the fact that young women, young girls and even boys are being sexually exploited on a daily basis.

Something needs to be done about it. There are people literally so terrified of being labelled as a racist or a bigot, that they are too afraid to report these things. And even if it does get reported, not much can even be done about it.

I've mentioned this on here before (I think) but when I worked in schools in Bradford, the turn around of white female teachers was insane. I had one teacher tell me that she actually had a gun pointed at her on her way home (which she told the school about the next day and they called the police) and she said she didn't want to come back to work, but obviously she had to because she had bills to pay. She found out eventually that it was only a BB gun, but still...

This doesn't happen to the male teachers, but it still happens to some Asian female teachers sometimes too (its mostly the boys who have no respect for the women) but white female teachers have absolutely no respect given to them.

And I know this will probably upset some people, and others will think I'm being racist, but I really do not care. This is something I have experienced first hand.

I had a kid tell me he wanted his dog to attack me because I had an american flag on my bag... This was said by a kid in year 4... primary school

It broke my heart because I learnt in these asian dominated schools, that the girls start to do housework like cleaning and cooking from the age of year 3, while the boys go home and dont have to do anything other than playing with friends and gaming. They don't even have to do their homework. And again, the teachers have no say in this because they will (and have been) accused of racism.

On another note, I have a FB group I post on, where a girl who was 16 at the time (iirc) and she was warning people that when she was in Leeds a 'Pakistani man' was following her and her friend and trying to get them to go with him to his house... Instead of people being like 'Okay, why is a grown man trying to get you to his house?' people were like 'HOW DID YOU KNOW HE WAS FROM PAKISTAN??? WHY DOES IT MATTER IF HER WAS FROM PAKISTAN??'

Why does it matter whether she knew he was from there or not? The point is she was FOLLOWED and harassed by a man almost twice her age and she was trying warn other women/ young people not to talk to him/listen to him.

(She knew he was Pakistani because he told her when he was harassing her)

Basically, my point is that people are so scared of reporting these types of things, that they just don't bother anymore. This is why these asian grooming gangs target young white females... Don't get me wrong, they target asian girls too, but they have far less respect for white females who don't share the same culture as they do.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Ninastar

I know I don't post on here much any more, but this is something that really irks my soul.

I know there are people on here (most people on here) who hate the 'Anti-PC Brigade' I understand that. A lot of those people just use that argument because they themselves are pretty small minded and like to be offensive and don't like that they get called out for their bigotry.

But I do there there are some issues when being politically correct is actually dangerous, and this is one of those times.

To put it bluntly, there are people out there who would rather avoid being called something like 'racist' or 'xenophobic' than admit there is a problem with asian grooming gangs. People would rather defend the asian community and say things like 'white people do it too!!!!!!' or 'not all asians!!!!' rather than address the fact that young women, young girls and even boys are being sexually exploited on a daily basis.

Something needs to be done about it. There are people literally so terrified of being labelled as a racist or a bigot, that they are too afraid to report these things. And even if it does get reported, not much can even be done about it.

I've mentioned this on here before (I think) but when I worked in schools in Bradford, the turn around of white female teachers was insane. I had one teacher tell me that she actually had a gun pointed at her on her way home (which she told the school about the next day and they called the police) and she said she didn't want to come back to work, but obviously she had to because she had bills to pay. She found out eventually that it was only a BB gun, but still...

This doesn't happen to the male teachers, but it still happens to some Asian female teachers sometimes too (its mostly the boys who have no respect for the women) but white female teachers have absolutely no respect given to them.

And I know this will probably upset some people, and others will think I'm being racist, but I really do not care. This is something I have experienced first hand.

I had a kid tell me he wanted his dog to attack me because I had an american flag on my bag... This was said by a kid in year 4... primary school

It broke my heart because I learnt in these asian dominated schools, that the girls start to do housework like cleaning and cooking from the age of year 3, while the boys go home and dont have to do anything other than playing with friends and gaming. They don't even have to do their homework. And again, the teachers have no say in this because they will (and have been) accused of racism.

On another note, I have a FB group I post on, where a girl who was 16 at the time (iirc) and she was warning people that when she was in Leeds a 'Pakistani man' was following her and her friend and trying to get them to go with him to his house... Instead of people being like 'Okay, why is a grown man trying to get you to his house?' people were like 'HOW DID YOU KNOW HE WAS FROM PAKISTAN??? WHY DOES IT MATTER IF HER WAS FROM PAKISTAN??'

Why does it matter whether she knew he was from there or not? The point is she was FOLLOWED and harassed by a man almost twice her age and she was trying warn other women/ young people not to talk to him/listen to him.

(She knew he was Pakistani because he told her when he was harassing her)

Basically, my point is that people are so scared of reporting these types of things, that they just don't bother anymore. This is why these asian grooming gangs target young white females... Don't get me wrong, they target asian girls too, but they have far less respect for white females who don't share the same culture as they do.

Great post, very thought provoking.

The elephant in the room whenever these subjects come up is that culturally and in their religious teachings most asian men are not raised to have much respect for women, and none at all when it comes to white women. It's a huge problem and it isn't going to go away.

People talk about the hijab and other religious uniforms and the general consensus seems to be a-ok. But if you look a little deeper and suggest maybe the attitude that a young woman is somehow immoral for not covering her hair, and now even primary schoolgirls, people just don't seem to want to know/think about it. I find the idea of anyone's morality coming into question through what they wear as wrong personally. It's not the bit of cloth on the head, it's the unsavory idea she is some sort of slut if she isn't wearing it that is the problem. It all feels like part of the same incredibly derogatory attitude towards women.