The mass rape by Pakistani-British Muslim men of indigenous British teenage girls, in fact girls as young as 11, has been going on for more than a decade in the UK. It was detected almost immediately, by the way, by doctors, by social workers, by police, and politicians, it was detected immediately, but it was covered up for years by all of those officials for fear of being called racist.
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00:00:36.580The mass rape by Pakistani Muslim men of indigenous British teenage girls, in fact girls as young as 11,
00:00:45.060has been going on for more than a decade in the UK.
00:00:48.200It was detected almost immediately, by the way, by doctors, by social workers, by policemen, by politicians.
00:00:52.840It was detected immediately, but it was covered up for years by all of those officials for fear of being called racist.
00:01:00.580It's not an opinion, that's a fact, as documented in the official inquiry into the rape of 1,400 young British girls in the small city of Rotherham.
00:01:10.040How can you rape 1,400 girls in one small city again and again and not hear a peep about it in official circles?
00:01:18.140They weren't just raped once. It was systematic. It was on an industrial scale dozens of times.
00:01:26.680Because according to the official inquiry, everyone was afraid of being called a racist because the girls were white and the rapists were Muslims.
00:01:34.100That's what they all said when they were asked why they were silent, the social workers, the doctors, the police.
00:01:39.320Here's a Muslim reformer, a friend of Raheel Raza, named Majid Nawaz, talking about this last year on a British talk radio network called LBC.
00:01:52.360I'm going to let this run for a couple of minutes because I want you to hear him say it and get to know him a little bit. Take a look.
00:01:57.660Why are we still, despite the years of evidence mounting up on this issue, why are we still so uncomfortable talking about this issue and accepting the fact that there is a hugely disproportionate number of British South Asian Muslim men involved in what can only be described as a despicable crime?
00:02:19.900The fact is that since 2011, these sorts of crimes have occurred in cities up and down the country.
00:02:26.920They are spreading. They have occurred in Rochdale, Rotherham, Oxford, Telford, Leeds, Birmingham, Norwich, Burnley, High Wycombe, Leicester, Dewsbury, Middlesbrough, Peterborough, Bristol, Halifax and Newcastle.
00:02:41.320And in only two of those cases I've just listed from all of those cities were the men not of British South Asian Muslim heritage.
00:02:50.700All of the victims in all of those cities that I just listed, the list was very long.
00:02:56.100All of the victims except three were white teenage girls.
00:03:02.300And so the fact that this pattern, that the fact that 84 percent of these cases involve British South Asian Muslim men must beg the question, why?
00:03:13.360Wow, that guy, Majid Nawaz, actually runs a Muslim organization called the Quilliam Foundation, named after the first British Muslim whose last name is Quilliam.
00:03:25.200Nawaz says he's against all sorts of extremism.
00:04:08.180And this year, a few days after Tommy Robinson was arrested outside a court in Leeds for a rape gang trial, Nawaz went on the radio again to talk about it again.
00:04:18.120Now listen, again, I'm going to play you a few minutes, about three, four minutes here, because I want you to get to know Nawaz a little bit, okay?
00:04:25.380For too long in this country, we, media, the establishment, society, the chattering classes, the liberal elite, whatever term you want to use,
00:04:35.600have ignored the issue of grooming gangs, of young, vulnerable teenage girls who have been victimised, drugged and raped and abused.
00:04:46.040Whether it's the Rotherham case or all the other cases that were replicated across the country,
00:04:50.620it is both the conclusion of the prosecutor in the Rotherham case, British, Pakistani, Muslim, Nazir, Afzal,
00:04:56.920or indeed the official inquiry into why it took so long for these young, vulnerable, underage girls to get justice,
00:05:05.320both of those concluded that fears of racism prevented us from coming to the defence of vulnerable, underage girls.
00:05:13.200Fears of racism meaning that the state was scared that it would be accused of being racist
00:05:19.960if it rightly arrested and prosecuted British, Pakistani, largely British, Pakistani, Muslim men
00:05:27.280in their abuse of underage white teenage girls.
00:05:33.060And so from fear of appearing racist, there was a silence across the country
00:05:40.340as multiple cases of grooming gangs emerged up and down the country,
00:05:45.140as evidenced now due to multiple prosecutions, successful prosecutions,