The Michael Knowles Show - ＂250,000 Girls Were Abused＂ Michael & The Muslim Gang Survivor

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00:01:00.000 They are a minimum of 250,000 children that have been trafficked around the United Kingdom.

00:01:08.640 I was raped, I was beaten, I was abducted. There was times when he tried to kill me.

00:01:14.240 I went on a programme called Good Morning Britain. It was a live interview,

00:01:18.640 and before I went on, I got told that I wasn't allowed to talk about the race of perpetrators.

00:01:24.720 When I was on the live show, I called that out.

00:01:30.000 Government in the US, Europe, and the UK has consistently been shown to prioritize

00:01:43.820 migrants over citizens, criminals over perpetrators. We've seen it again and again

00:01:49.200 in recent weeks. I was just in the UK after the killing of Henry Novak at the hands of a child

00:01:55.560 of an immigrant where the police were instructed to defer to the migrant killer over the English

00:02:03.000 victim again and again and again. Now, the background for all of this is a story that

00:02:08.480 goes back not just a few weeks or a few years, goes back decades, goes back to the 80s. And that

00:02:13.520 is the grooming gang scandal in the UK whereby untold numbers of English girls, working-class 0.72

00:02:21.060 English girls were abused by Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs. And that would be a tragedy

00:02:28.280 enough, but the government was actually complicit. So joining me now, I'm very pleased to be sitting

00:02:35.300 down with Sammy Woodhouse, who not only had a firsthand experience of these horrible crimes,

00:02:41.320 but who was helping to lead the charge against them with the just released rape gang inquiry

00:02:46.060 report that the government would not push. So an independent inquiry had to be led.

00:02:51.680 Sammy, thank you so much for joining me. Hi there.

00:02:56.660 Sammy, I'm sorry to miss you in the UK. Just a little background for some of the audience here.

00:03:01.800 We were about to sit down and do an interview when I was over that way for an Oxford Union debate.

00:03:08.140 And about an hour or two before we were to sit down, my producer got us kicked out of the club

00:03:14.040 we were staying at. Can't take him anywhere. Very unfortunately, that meant that we could

00:03:18.380 not sit down in person. But I really, really wanted to speak with you because, one, I think

00:03:23.100 this report is so, so important. Your story is so, so important, perhaps now more than ever.

00:03:28.000 And because the government in your country and my country is largely failing us, failing citizens,

00:03:34.940 constantly prioritizing the needs of non-citizens, of migrants, and of perpetrators. So before we

00:03:41.180 get into what's in the report. Can you just give a brief outline of what happened to you?

00:03:48.020 Of course. I grew up in a small northern town in the north of England called Rotherham. I met

00:03:55.700 Arshadysane when I was 14 years old. Now, just to go back a little bit before my exploitation

00:04:03.160 started, I came from a working class family. I was the youngest of three daughters. I was

00:04:10.300 a confident child I was popular I was bubbly you know I was good in school I was a dancer as well

00:04:16.140 so I was a child with a bright future I always say there was nothing vulnerable about me apart

00:04:22.960 from the obvious that I was just a child but when I met Arshad Assane when I was 14 years old that

00:04:29.460 all changed and for several years I went on to be abused mentally sexually and physically and I was

00:04:35.180 also coerced into committing crimes now I went missing for days weeks months at a time and I was

00:04:43.080 everywhere you know he took me to hotels B&Bs I lived with his family as well which I'll get into

00:04:50.620 a little bit more later and my family contacted the authorities and the police said that I was

00:04:57.740 making a lifestyle choice now I just want to tell you a little bit about Orshad Asain he was 24 years

00:05:04.860 old. He was a Pakistani Muslim man. He was known to the police and to social care for being what

00:05:12.800 we know now, one of the most dangerous men in the United Kingdom. He'd been in and out of prison for

00:05:18.500 committing all different kinds of crime. So the authorities knew about me and other children from

00:05:24.520 as early as the 1990s. And they knew that his entire operation, you know, who was trafficking

00:05:32.060 the girls, who the girls actually were, what places they were taken to, you know, absolutely

00:05:37.720 everything they knew. Now, he was related to a Labour politician, and this is how I went on to

00:05:45.300 expose the Rotham child abuse scandal, because I named Jahangir Akhtar. He was a Labour politician.

00:05:53.100 He made a no-prosecution deal with Orshad Asen and a police officer called PC Hassan Ali. So what

00:05:59.080 that meant was on one occasion when I was abducted they told him if he handed me over at a petrol

00:06:05.220 station that he wouldn't be prosecuted so he was allowed time and time again to get away with the

00:06:13.820 crimes that he was committing against me and you know I was raped I was beaten I was abducted there

00:06:20.080 was times when he tried to kill me so for example there was an occasion when he dragged me into the

00:06:26.740 car he started speeding towards the top of the street and said he was going to kill me he drove

00:06:31.080 into two park cars and into a church there was another occasion when he was speeding towards the

00:06:38.120 end sorry towards the end of a hilltop which overlooks all of my town and he said if he

00:06:44.340 couldn't have me no one could and he slammed on the brakes you know at the edge of the hilltop

00:06:50.000 I got out of the car I was physically sick and he took me to the edge and said he was going to

00:06:55.620 throw me off it and that was a moment I thought my life was going to end and I was so terrified

00:07:02.700 I actually wet myself. He then placed me into the back of the car and raped me and that was 0.99

00:07:10.220 something that was happening on a daily basis. Now unfortunately the authorities that was meant 0.88

00:07:15.760 to be protecting wasn't. So I saw police officers, you know, bite drugs off him, passing information

00:07:23.080 towards him they would have child protection meetings about me and they would invite professionals

00:07:29.280 in to ensure that no one was being racist towards him so for people like myself you know children

00:07:35.620 like myself we wasn't just going up against him and the gangs we was going up against the state

00:07:41.820 now what has now been evidence is that professionals didn't want to challenge this and arrest him

00:07:49.380 in fears of being called racist or Islamophobic so it took many years to expose what had been

00:07:58.160 happening to me and to thousands of other children but in 2013 I contacted a journalist

00:08:05.800 called Andrew Norfolk and I had collected all my own evidence because the police was refusing

00:08:13.260 to act and I actually recorded the police officers on my mobile phone refusing to prosecute this man

00:08:20.340 even with DNA evidence from my son because I actually became pregnant twice through my

00:08:26.120 exploitation. So I gave evidence to Andrew Norfolk at the Times and that included tape recordings of

00:08:33.260 the police, police files, social care, NHS documents and I named the politicians, rapists

00:08:41.060 and police officers involved now that is what commissioned a report which you may have heard of

00:08:48.000 called the Alexis J report it showed that there was a minimum of 1400 children in my hometown

00:08:54.640 from 1997 that had been groomed abused raped tortured trafficked criminalized impregnated

00:09:03.240 murdered blamed and you know these professionals that were meant to protect didn't a majority of 0.96

00:09:10.340 the perpetrators were Pakistani Muslim men. But it also opened the criminal investigation. So for

00:09:17.240 the very first time, children like myself would be able to get some form of criminal justice. And

00:09:23.240 that's now known as Operation Stovewood, the biggest criminal investigation in British history

00:09:28.960 into the offenses committed. So what year was this that finally the police said, okay,

00:09:34.260 will open an investigation. It was August 2013. I was the first to go on record. I remember it

00:09:41.380 well. This has been going on since, according to some reports, since the 80s. In your telling,

00:09:47.320 in your experience, since the 90s, we're talking about decades and decades. And finally, 2013

00:09:52.700 is when they say, you know, maybe we'll look into this. Yeah. I mean, today our report,

00:09:58.140 which I know we're going to get into in a little while, it's actually proving that it's been

00:10:03.080 happening since as early as the 1950s. So this has been going on for a very, very long time.

00:10:09.600 And not just in Rotherham, but through the entire United Kingdom. We've today located at 149.

00:10:16.820 When you say that there were 1,400 people just in your town in Rotherham, what is the number?

00:10:23.400 I've heard anywhere from, it was 1,000 girls who were abused over a few decades. People try to

00:10:28.820 dismiss it. I say, I don't know, 1,000 girls abused by this one particular type of person.

00:10:32.740 And that seems like a big story.

00:10:34.880 But if you're saying it was 1,400 in Rotherham alone, what is the number?

00:10:39.300 What is the scope?

00:10:40.360 We're talking about now decades and decades, possibly going back to the mid-20th century.

00:10:45.140 How many girls were actually abused by the Pakistani gangs?

00:10:49.800 It's a minimum of around 250,000. 0.94

00:10:55.000 I think it'd be a lot more.

00:10:56.400 now what we've also got to remember that they couldn't even be bothered to keep the data of how

00:11:03.720 many people this has been happening to they didn't keep the data of the race and the religion which

00:11:09.020 is something that we're trying to fight for now with mp rupert law everybody was absolutely

00:11:15.440 terrified you know of these perpetrators due to race and religion so so when you mentioned just

00:11:24.000 a moment ago, you said some of these police, they would be buying drugs off the Pakistanis,

00:11:28.540 or some of them would be involved in their criminal enterprise. So there you see that

00:11:34.400 maybe they wouldn't want to tell on the grooming gangs because they were implicated in some of the

00:11:37.660 crimes. But then the other angle, the other reason that the cops wouldn't get involved is they didn't

00:11:42.020 want to be called racist. When did that begin? I mean, when did the sort of political correctness

00:11:47.540 begin where the government is saying, no, no, no, we're going to prioritize perpetrators over

00:11:52.800 victims because were afraid of being called racist. And when did that really accelerate?

00:11:58.020 And was it, what was the big driver here? Was it that they, chiefly, that they didn't want to be

00:12:02.480 called racist? Or were the cops even more intimately involved in the gangs?

00:12:09.420 Yes, they definitely were. So the police officers were holding what was called cop nights. So what

00:12:15.720 that meant was that police officers would take it in turns to rape the children and then they would

00:12:23.620 hand the children back to the gangs now some of the things that was actually happening to children

00:12:29.020 are just absolutely horrific you know they wasn't just beaten and raped and this weren't just about

00:12:34.760 sexual gratification this was about pure humiliation and degrading children children was 0.92

00:12:40.300 raped by dogs they was locked in cages uh you know animals were slaughtered and eaten you know 0.95

00:12:47.080 in a bathroom it's just absolutely horrific i mean one one child she witnessed other girls

00:12:54.220 being murdered in front of her you know the most evil of crimes and it was just allowed

00:13:00.200 to go on for decades but the the cover-up has been going on for many many decades and what

00:13:08.920 we've got to remember is this was happening under Labour councils and I know that our report has

00:13:15.420 been heavily critical of the Labour government and very rightly so and if you know if we go back

00:13:21.480 and that's how I actually exposed my own town because I named a Labour politician called

00:13:25.520 Jahangir Akhtar. So we have a Labour government that of course sacrificed us for the Muslim vote 1.00

00:13:33.480 but then we had the conservative party come in for well over a decade they did very little 0.99

00:13:41.460 you know so we need to hold them responsible as well and then you know we've got parties such as

00:13:48.020 reform that are saying well we're not going to do anything unless we get into a reform government

00:13:53.540 so that's where MP Rupert Law came along you know he popped up he heard about what was going on this

00:14:01.180 were probably about 18 months ago and he contacted me and said sammy what do i need to know i told

00:14:07.500 him and from that moment forward he's been relentless in his fight and that's why i work

00:14:13.080 with him he set up the rape gang inquiry because no one else wanted to touch this now people like

00:14:19.120 myself i've been an activist now for 14 years i've made many government exposures there's been

00:14:24.660 multiple times when i could have gone to prison for exposing that i've changed policies i've

00:14:29.040 changed laws I've tried to do absolutely everything in my power to try and expose this and you know

00:14:35.580 protect children but let's be honest it shouldn't be me that's you know kind of fighting to expose

00:14:41.640 this I'm the one that's that's lived it I should be able to go out there and live live my life

00:14:46.340 while politicians and police officers and social workers are fighting this but unfortunately it's

00:14:53.160 being left to me so i've been working with mp rupert lowe our inquiry is government sorry is

00:14:59.300 publicly funded so we've got 20 000 people that have donated to make this inquiry happen

00:15:04.820 and our report was published today but the labor government was refusing to do a national inquiry

00:15:12.420 and then you had people such as elon musk he was speaking about this and of course he's got a huge

00:15:17.900 platform has been very supportive over Man and Rupert's work and everything to do with what's

00:15:23.720 been happening in the UK. So the Labour government have been shamed into doing this.

00:15:30.300 So when the inquiry report comes out, fresh out today, we have it right here, we'll get into it

00:15:37.100 in just a moment, this inquiry was independently funded. So the government did not fund it. Even

00:15:45.100 all these decades later, the government wants to push it to the side. There are overtones of the

00:15:50.460 murder of Henry Novak, which happened just some weeks ago, where you have this white guy, 18-year-old

00:15:55.700 kid, stabbed, murdered in cold blood by an older Punjabi guy. And the cops show up. They let the

00:16:04.560 victim bleed out on the ground, and they're joking around with the killer. And that actually comes

00:16:08.780 from their training, the training which says you need to stop white fragility. You need to stop 1.00

00:16:13.680 microaggressions. You can't treat every race equally. You have to go softer on non-whites.

00:16:18.840 You have to be harsher to whites. We don't want racial equity, they said, in the police action 0.68

00:16:24.100 plan. So it is a matter of UK government policy that white people, that is to say Englishmen,

00:16:32.220 are to be deprioritized. The migrants, largely Pakistani and the Muslims, need to be prioritized.

00:16:39.620 And so in the case of the grooming gangs, it was all of these English girls who were sacrificed

00:16:43.340 for decades. I guess in some cases, literally, you mentioned here that some of the girls were

00:16:48.000 actually murdered. Has anybody been held to account for that? Have there been investigations

00:16:52.920 into the murders? It's all really awful, but a murder on top of rapes, beatings, abuse, murder,

00:16:59.660 you know, it's about as far as a criminal can go. Has there been any justice in those cases?

00:17:05.620 In Telford, there was. He's in prison and he didn't just murder the victim, he murdered

00:17:11.960 family members as well now I recently contacted the National Crime Agency so I'm going back this

00:17:18.760 is in the the last few months and I said to them in an email I've got a young woman that has got

00:17:26.460 evidence she has witnessed murders take place she's been trafficked she wants to come forward

00:17:32.300 and make a statement the National Crime Agency hasn't even contacted me I've had no reply

00:17:40.460 whatsoever. But recently Rupert Law announced that we are going to start and name the perpetrators

00:17:48.260 and the professionals that have been involved in this. Now the next minute we've had the MPCC,

00:17:53.960 that's the chief counsels, they overlook the police. They have contacted us on multiple

00:17:58.360 occasions by email saying we need to speak to you as soon as possible because we need to safeguard

00:18:04.560 the people you intend to name so what we've got is victims yet again you know no one cares about

00:18:11.980 them but yet they want to safeguard perpetrators and that's what I've seen for 14 years I've seen

00:18:17.200 two-tier policing and I even remember you know when I was being exploited and he used to laugh

00:18:23.200 and joke and say oh I'll just play the race card what's going on in our country and I know this is

00:18:28.500 happening um all over Europe and I I recently spoke um the re-migration 2026 summit in Portugal 1.00

00:18:35.460 so I know this isn't just a UK problem but you're right we you know people the white race are being 0.81

00:18:41.800 treated totally different and for these particular type of crimes there was a recent case come out

00:18:47.500 where for example um one Muslim man got sentenced to I think it was 17 years for something about

00:18:54.220 like eight rapes you know the sentencing is meant to represent the seriousness of the crime so when

00:19:01.540 you're putting out um you know that we're only sending to people to prison for one two years and 0.53

00:19:07.640 some haven't even gone to prison that's sending a very clean message that it's okay to rape children

00:19:13.540 but then you've got you know say a white guy down the road that's put on a tweet that's been sent 0.96

00:19:20.040 to prison. So our country is, it's just absolutely horrendous what's going on. And, you know,

00:19:27.100 we're trying to do everything in our power to try and stop that and trying to change it. But

00:19:31.600 when we have people such as Kia Storm and the Labour government in power, you know,

00:19:36.900 we're very limited of what we can do. There's a lot more to say first, though.

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00:20:51.520 slash Knowles. Sammy, given the hate speech laws, are you concerned that you're being here on this

00:20:58.980 show stating the facts, telling the truth, explaining reality as it is? Are you concerned

00:21:04.100 that there could be legal consequences for that? Yeah, of course they could. I've been speaking

00:21:10.220 out now for 14 years and there's been many occasions when I have been placed under

00:21:15.500 investigation and people try to have me arrested. But what's important is that we keep speaking out.

00:21:21.880 You know, what I'm doing is telling the truth. I've got evidence in what I'm saying and I'm

00:21:25.680 going to keep on talking. As you should. You know, there's a video went viral out of the UK

00:21:30.720 of a woman being arrested by police for praying silently on the opposite side of the street

00:21:38.940 from an abortion clinic. So praying in her own head, she's arrested by the police for praying

00:21:45.020 sort of near an abortion clinic. She gets arrested for that. Meanwhile, a Pakistani Muslim can rape

00:21:52.440 girls for years. He will not be arrested for that. It would be comical if it weren't so tragic, 1.00

00:21:59.280 But obviously, there's this two-tier of policing, no question about it.

00:22:05.140 It occurs to me now, given the hate crime laws and the hate speech laws in the UK, if someone makes the accusation that, you know, Mohammed, Mohammed, Mohammed committed some crime against girls, is the person making the accusation putting him or herself at risk of committing hate speech or a hate crime just by accusing someone who's Muslim or Pakistani?

00:22:29.280 of a crime. Well, they are certainly trying to shut down any speech towards Islam, you know,

00:22:37.680 any criticism of Islam. I don't understand why people are so afraid of Islam. I think it's an

00:22:46.100 awful religion. It's violent. It's sexist. I mean, if you look in the inquiry report, 1.00

00:22:53.020 you know, the rapes escalated around Eid. You know, they would have Eid parties.

00:22:58.520 So Eid being the big Muslim holiday.

00:23:02.340 Yeah. And if you look at all the murders that's been committed and all the terrorist attacks, etc., there is a clear problem with Islam. 0.99

00:23:11.240 I mean, there's plenty more details of that in the report, so I'll let you read it.

00:23:15.780 But, yeah, there's a lot of people scared.

00:23:19.540 You know, they're scared to speak up because they're losing jobs, they're going to prison.

00:23:23.280 I know people that have not even been able to collect their children from school because of that.

00:23:28.420 You know, people have been arrested just for waving a flag.

00:23:31.100 We're not even allowed to be white, proud, and British.

00:23:34.200 We're not even allowed to be British and wave our flag.

00:23:36.500 It's absolutely horrendous.

00:23:38.940 What you just say is so scary, too.

00:23:41.340 The notion that you might not be allowed to pick your kids up from school 1.00

00:23:44.820 if you call attention to the fact that Pakistani Muslims are raping kids. 1.00

00:23:49.900 If you say, we need to protect kids from the group that is victimizing them, 0.99

00:23:53.960 the British government will come to you and say,

00:23:55.780 hey, now you don't get your own kids.

00:23:57.440 now we're going to take your kids from you it's so it's it's cartoonishly villainous

00:24:02.040 yeah and as well as the mainstream media you know we need to call out them in fact i did this today

00:24:08.840 so there was a grooming gang story come out today i went on a program called good morning britain

00:24:15.740 it's a morning show it was a live interview and before i went on i got told that i wasn't allowed

00:24:21.880 to talk about the race of perpetrators and I asked why and he said oh it's for legal reasons

00:24:29.480 and I said well it's been proven in courts of law yeah and you know and also in reports

00:24:36.500 they're not Irish out there now yeah and he said oh it's because of Ofcom so what I did when I was

00:24:45.320 on the live show I called out and I said you know why have you told me I'm not allowed to say that

00:24:50.660 I mean, the presenters didn't, you know, they clearly didn't have a clue, but, you know, we have to call that out because our mainstream media have such power.

00:24:58.760 And I recently, well, in the last year, I was doing some journalism.

00:25:03.300 Now, this is when all the protests and riots were going on.

00:25:07.020 I'm not sure if you heard about the murders and the stabbings in Southport, horrific case.

00:25:13.340 And I went down there and I interviewed people and I did no editing.

00:25:17.480 I just allowed them to speak freely.

00:25:19.880 And what they were saying is that they are scared for their children, for their women, for their country.

00:25:25.180 And they've had enough of, you know, immigrants coming in, of politicians not listening to them.

00:25:30.700 And I was publishing that. And the mainstream media absolutely came for me because I was going against their narrative.

00:25:37.900 And their narrative that they wanted to push is that all these people were for right versus stugs,

00:25:43.640 because that's what we get called every time we speak out

00:25:47.240 to try and defend our children, women, our country.

00:25:51.060 And, you know, other activists such as Tommy Robinson,

00:25:53.660 he got the blame for those riots.

00:25:55.780 But as I say, this is what's happening now every time we try and speak out.

00:25:59.860 And, you know, to be called a racist used to actually mean something.

00:26:04.980 You know, if somebody called you that, you'd be like, oh, my God,

00:26:07.160 now it's almost like it's a badge of honour.

00:26:08.860 Yeah.

00:26:09.360 You know, all this has just been diluted and, you know, people say that, sorry, the government say that people like me are causing division. No, I'm not. It's the politicians causing the division because it was them that was lying to the people about what was going on and, you know, they weren't telling the truth.

00:26:27.300 And what they didn't know is that I was actually in contact with family members at that time.

00:26:31.960 Now, in that particular case, one of the grandfathers of the children actually went on to kill himself because he had no support.

00:26:41.540 And just before he did that, I was actually one of the last persons that I spoke to.

00:26:45.580 He wanted to go against Keir Starmer and our government.

00:26:49.380 So people feel they're just not being listened to.

00:26:52.520 And that's why people are getting angry.

00:26:54.440 You know, this is why people are going out on the streets.

00:26:56.680 And they've got every right to be angry. Look at what's happening to our children, to our country.

00:27:02.600 Look at all the people they're bringing in. You know, they're handing out hotels and money and,

00:27:07.920 you know, they're having a better life than most people. We've got veterans on the streets,

00:27:13.180 homeless. So why are they doing it? I mean, I can give the kind of basic answers, which is 0.99

00:27:19.540 they have white guilt uh they hate their own country they uh the uk has a below replacement 0.96

00:27:27.140 birth rate and they want to prop up the welfare state with immigrants they've been doing the same 0.95

00:27:30.820 thing in our country too but you would think that at a certain point you'd you'd get past that you 1.00

00:27:36.720 know and you'd say okay well look yeah these these people are raping and beating and murdering or

00:27:41.660 girls and they're committing all sorts of crimes and stabbings and so you know what this is too

00:27:46.940 much the people keep voting again and again and again from the brexit to election after election

00:27:51.540 they want to get these people out of here they not only do they not get the the people out of there

00:27:55.720 they keep bringing more and more of them in so how do you explain it why why is the government

00:28:00.120 so unresponsive to the facts of what's happening and to what the people want

00:28:05.360 i'll be honest i have no idea but when i'm talking to people it's you know the reasons of of what

00:28:11.860 you've said but um yeah it's just I don't even know what to what to say for myself because

00:28:18.420 it's almost as if they're encouraging it you know when it's like they're promoting to come

00:28:24.300 when they know they don't have a clue who these people are they don't know if they say they have

00:28:28.940 no interest in living um amongst you know the British people our way of life it's almost as

00:28:36.900 if it's just a complete takeover you know a takeover of the united kingdom so what's the

00:28:43.280 solution because i you know as you know i was just in the uk i get to the uk i don't know every year

00:28:48.720 or two and it more and more it does seem to be londonistan when i get there i was speaking to

00:28:55.100 british friend of mine before i landed he said michael i'm going to teach you a few useful

00:28:59.160 phrases when you get to on the ground here in the uk um when you want to say hello to someone you

00:29:04.100 say, assalamu alaikum. Also, he was just mentioning a bunch of Islamic Arabic phrases.

00:29:09.920 And increasingly, that seems to be the case. So what do you do? It strikes me that what a lot of 0.78

00:29:16.660 the politicians are doing, even beyond labor, hating its own people and whatever, even the

00:29:22.920 more practical politicians who might want to do something about it, are they just looking at the 1.00

00:29:27.900 numbers and they're saying, look, there are too many Muslims here. They vote as a bloc. 1.00

00:29:32.280 we can't be islamophobic or we'll lose elections britain's sunk we have to look the other way on

00:29:38.240 the grooming gangs and we have to appeal to a foreign culture is that is that basically what

00:29:42.100 they're concluding yeah that that's what pretty much most of them are doing the only person that

00:29:47.720 really seems to be standing up to this is mp rupert law that's why i've got so much respect 0.93

00:29:51.620 for him but we need to put a stop on immigration and we need to deport as many people as possible

00:29:58.240 and that'll take millions you know it's some people it's not going to be an easy job it's 1.00

00:30:03.240 going to be hard to do it but it's got to be done you know it's absolutely got to be done

00:30:08.440 and we need more people like MP Rupert Law now he's actually started Restore Britain so this is

00:30:14.960 a new political party there's actually a by-election on at the moment in Makerfield

00:30:20.700 so you know that party needs to grow but I personally think there's only that party that

00:30:26.620 is strong enough and determined enough to do what this country needs to be done. And we need to go

00:30:31.680 full force at Islam, which no political party is willing to do apart from restart Britain. 1.00

00:30:37.380 Right, because I get it. I actually get the political calculation, which is even if you say, 1.00

00:30:42.540 look, I'm as English as James II or something, but I need to win elections in order to get a

00:30:49.520 majority in parliament. So I'm going to have to bring Muslims into the party, which means that 0.99

00:30:53.640 I can't be so hardcore against Islam, which then creates this fear, which is, well, then you're

00:30:57.720 not going to take on the real issue of the grooming gangs and of the cultural takeover 0.96

00:31:01.700 and of the Islamification of the country. I see the calculation, this kind of defeatist 0.96

00:31:07.060 attitude of managing decline. I get it. It's just so depressing. So for the people who don't

00:31:13.860 understand what the stakes are, obviously, this is a very, very lengthy report. We can't get

00:31:17.920 through all of it. But what are the highlights? I mean, if you were to communicate with a Brit

00:31:24.780 or a sympathetic American or European who just doesn't understand the scope,

00:31:30.000 the enormity of it, what are the big takeaways from the report?

00:31:35.380 Well, I would say to them that they are a minimum of 250,000 children that have been

00:31:41.360 trafficked around the United Kingdom from as early as the 1950s, usually from age of 11.

00:31:47.920 They've been groomed, abused, raped, tortured,

00:31:50.200 trafficked, murdered, criminalised, impregnated, blamed.

00:31:54.140 The authorities turned a blind eye due to race and religion, 0.90

00:31:58.120 because the majority of the perpetrators were Pakistani Muslim.

00:32:03.440 There was children also as young as four years old

00:32:05.600 that were sold by their own mothers.

00:32:08.240 Professionals turned a blind eye.

00:32:10.220 You know, they were directly involved in the rapes. 0.98

00:32:13.520 Children were raped by dogs. 0.66

00:32:15.900 They were locked in cages.

00:32:17.920 and you know the most horrific of torture but I think every single person not just in the UK

00:32:24.280 but around the world needs to read this part because I promise you right now this is not

00:32:29.060 just a problem for the United Kingdom it is a problem for different countries around the world

00:32:34.840 exploitation of children happens absolutely everywhere. What is it about the Pakistanis 1.00

00:32:41.780 and the Muslims that inclines them to do this. This was not a problem before mass migration to

00:32:48.000 the UK. It's not that no crimes were committed. It's not that no one was ever raped or murdered.

00:32:52.600 Crimes happen everywhere. But nothing like the scope of this was occurring. So what is it about

00:32:57.800 their culture that inclines them to do this? Well, they have pure hate for non-believers.

00:33:03.240 Of course, I'm not saying everyone. Whenever we talk about this subject, we always have to say,

00:33:07.100 oh but not all muslims um you know we never have to say that when we're talking about white 0.91

00:33:12.420 offenders or christians do it it's only every pakistani muslim men but um there is a hate 0.52

00:33:18.380 towards um non-believers especially white women or white females um as i said earlier i think that 0.96

00:33:27.260 islam is a very violent and sexist religion and when you read the part at the report you will see 0.99

00:33:33.720 some of the things that they were saying to the children, you know, about their race, 1.00

00:33:38.740 about the fact that they wasn't Muslim, and about their religion, because some of the

00:33:43.760 children were Christians.

00:33:46.040 If you don't mind my asking, for those who haven't read the report yet, what would they

00:33:49.760 say to them?

00:33:50.400 I mean, to convey this contempt or disdain?

00:33:53.980 They would read scriptures from the Quran.

00:33:57.200 There was one girl, I actually made a documentary.

00:34:00.760 she was raped and they chucked curry powder over on Eid and just to you know kind of talk about

00:34:08.540 this overall not just about the report and there was also a case in Scotland but this was of a

00:34:15.180 white gang and they would do Ouija boards and they would call to Lucifer and they would put

00:34:21.960 children in microwaves and freezers to kill them they've actually been convicted they called it

00:34:29.040 the beastie house so that's um cases from scotland and we have covered uh cases in scotland 0.51

00:34:36.300 as well and some of that is in the report but there was also um a girl that was raped orally 0.62

00:34:43.740 vaginally and anally at the same time um you know people would say where's your god now

00:34:50.800 you know when they're wearing a cross there was also children that was forced to marry

00:34:57.100 These men and trafficked outside of the UK.

00:35:01.620 So as I said, this is not something that's just happening in the UK.

00:35:05.120 They are being trafficked overseas.

00:35:06.700 They are being forced to marry these men.

00:35:09.320 There was even social workers that came and acted as witnesses at these weddings.

00:35:15.720 Yeah.

00:35:16.700 So are the social workers, are the bureaucrats, are the cops held to account

00:35:22.040 when they turned a blind eye or even cooperated with the gangs?

00:35:26.600 no there's never been a professional held to account for you know the mass rape and torture

00:35:34.680 of children in our country not one it's absolutely shocking and that's something that we are going to

00:35:40.720 try and fight but I think you know when I speak to other survivors they say Sammy you know we

00:35:46.500 expect that of you know the rapist what we don't expect is this from our professionals and they

00:35:52.640 want and need accountability by the for what the professionals have done you know when I was in the

00:36:01.300 UK I was chatting with the London cabbies and the London taxi drivers are very right-wing very good

00:36:07.960 English guys and so I got a skewed perception of politics in the UK because if we were chatting

00:36:16.460 about what are you doing here what do you do what exactly oh good and one of them just turns he goes

00:36:20.600 can always speak freely, and he starts going on about the migration problems and all the

00:36:27.020 consequences. But obviously, that constituency has not been enough to change the government.

00:36:34.880 And so it seems to me that a story like this is so enormous. I mean, the scale and the severity

00:36:43.120 of it is so horrifying that from the most cynical political standpoint, you would have to say,

00:36:49.580 this is a dynamite election issue. Anybody with even half an ounce of a conscience would be moved

00:36:56.320 to anger and tears and to vote by this. So all we need to do is get these facts out there and we're

00:37:01.700 going to win every election in the country. The fact that that has not yet happened, does that

00:37:06.520 just mean that the demographics are so shifted? Basically, is this a problem of convincing and

00:37:14.900 getting the facts out there and presenting people with the reality? Or is it just that there are

00:37:19.240 already too many Pakistani Muslims and you're not going to win the elections anyway. 1.00

00:37:24.660 I think that there's a lot of people in this country, and I'm quite shocked just how uneducated 1.00

00:37:29.560 people are in our country about what's going on, but they don't know what's been happening to

00:37:35.720 children. And I think a lot of people say, oh my God, no, this is just too horrific. This can't

00:37:41.020 possibly be happening. And they're just in complete denial. And I always say that the

00:37:44.980 biggest challenge of this country is to change the mindsets of people. But you're not going to

00:37:51.820 be able to change all those mindsets. You know, we have damning amounts of evidence now in the

00:37:57.200 public domain. There's reports, there's court cases, people are in prison for this. And it's

00:38:03.540 still not enough for some people. How on earth anybody can vote for Labour is just absolutely

00:38:10.100 beyond me. It really is. Is it still going on? I mean, obviously, there's been some spotlight on

00:38:16.640 it. It is still going on. Yes. Unfortunately, and this is my opinion, exploitation of children

00:38:22.660 will never stop. Rape is as old as time. But that doesn't mean that we can't be ambitious enough

00:38:28.300 to try and stop it and do everything we can to prevent it. You know, we have to tackle this

00:38:33.040 at every issue, whether that be changing laws with sentencing to ensure they get life in prison.

00:38:39.140 I personally think we should have the death penalty in our country because, you know, for such heinous crimes, but we need to educate children and not just educate, you know, saying to our children saying, you know, don't become a victim.

00:38:53.460 These are what the signs are, but also teaching children not to become perpetrators.

00:38:57.960 I've worked in schools. I'll be honest, it's a shocking setting and the kids don't understand a lot of it of what is right and wrong.

00:39:05.260 So we need to educate the kids, but we need to do funding, therapeutic services.

00:39:09.780 You know, there's so much work that needs to be done.

00:39:12.100 But unfortunately, not enough people want to do that.

00:39:15.160 So for people like me, it's just a constant fight.

00:39:19.180 You know, the English were not always known for being so woke and multicultural.

00:39:25.120 And, you know, there was a time when they had some pride in being English, and it wasn't all that long ago.

00:39:30.860 So what changed? 1.00

00:39:32.360 Why did they become so squishy and weak and multicultural and politically correct? 1.00

00:39:37.400 And two, is there any reasonable hope of sufficient mass deportations that you don't need to deal with this problem? 1.00

00:39:45.140 Or is the only realistic hope some kind of assimilation?

00:39:50.320 Third little part to that question, would assimilation even be possible?

00:39:54.320 i think that yes we can depart but we need the right people in power to do that and we're never

00:40:03.400 going to do that with people such as the conservatives and labor as i said earlier

00:40:07.820 i think the only person in the party to do that is rupert law and restore britain they are a new

00:40:13.940 party they're small but they've got time to grow um and you know the the issues in our country

00:40:20.900 started decades ago and you know there's people you know such as the elites that have been you

00:40:27.940 know kind of slowly and over time um turning you know people very woke I mean if you look at the

00:40:35.200 trans issue I don't know if you've you've seen the video footage of what's been coming out of

00:40:39.660 our schools but the children have actually been going into schools and recording the teachers

00:40:44.480 and the teachers are even saying to children that they can identify as cats and dogs

00:40:50.380 um you know children have also been given medication etc um you know it's child abuse

00:40:58.300 it's as simple as that but you know things like that didn't happen overnight that's been pushed

00:41:02.500 for a very very long time i think the sexualization has been pushed for a very long time

00:41:08.140 you know you had labor politicians trying to lower the age of consent in our country i do believe

00:41:15.160 and for a very long time, again, that they are trying to normal pedophilia.

00:41:20.220 So this has been, as I say, a very long time coming.

00:41:23.640 I think they're going to continue to push it.

00:41:25.660 I think people on the right, you know, we need to push back

00:41:28.520 and we need to do as much as we can because we are running out of time.

00:41:32.720 Yes. So just to the first part of that question,

00:41:35.560 how did the Brits get squishy on this?

00:41:37.560 They used to, I mean, you know, it wasn't that long ago

00:41:39.440 Winston Churchill was running a Keep Britain White campaign.

00:41:42.940 You know, very politically incorrect now.

00:41:44.840 You're not allowed to do that now.

00:41:45.760 But that wasn't that long ago.

00:41:47.000 I mean, when did they get so multi-culti on the identity politics?

00:41:52.600 You know, we actually speak in our report.

00:41:54.260 I think it's a really good point of our men.

00:41:57.680 So, for example, there was Sikh children targeted by the Muslim gangs.

00:42:03.320 But the Sikh men came out, you know, fighting to protect their children.

00:42:08.960 We never had that.

00:42:10.460 You know, we didn't as, you know, as a white race, we didn't have our men come out fighting for us.

00:42:16.960 And I still don't understand why. I think our men have gone weak.

00:42:20.420 I think what what has happened in again over time, they've broken down the family homes and the family units.

00:42:26.740 And that's how, you know, children as well become so vulnerable.

00:42:30.500 They don't have their dads around or, you know, mum and dad are at work.

00:42:34.500 You know, the prices on things are going up. So it leaves, again, children vulnerable.

00:42:40.460 And so, yeah.

00:42:42.600 That makes a lot of sense.

00:42:43.820 Sorry, I forgot my mind just went totally blank there.

00:42:45.620 You know, even when we were talking about the killing of Henry Novak,

00:42:49.680 some people made this important point.

00:42:51.040 They said, well, he was actually a Sikh, the perpetrator. 0.70

00:42:53.840 He was a Punjabi Sikh. 0.55

00:42:55.200 He wasn't a Muslim. 0.80

00:42:56.420 He wasn't a Pakistani.

00:42:57.780 You're saying, right, there is a distinction here.

00:43:00.000 Obviously, it touched a nerve because both of them pertain to the mass migration problem.

00:43:04.360 You say, well, hold on. 1.00

00:43:05.420 if the Sikh men could keep their daughters from being exploited by the Pakistani Muslim gangs, 0.99

00:43:11.360 why couldn't the English men? Where were the English men? And where are the, at the political 1.00

00:43:15.540 level, patriotism being an extension of familial piety, where are the men running the country

00:43:22.820 saying no? A basic charge of a man in a family or a politician as a country is we're going to stop

00:43:28.700 people from raping and murdering our wives and our daughters seems to be a pretty basic charge.

00:43:33.520 and the politicians, not just in the UK, but prominently in the UK, failed at that task?

00:43:40.840 Yeah, I think it's a very good question. Where were our men? I think our men have gone weak.

00:43:45.520 And I know fathers that did try and protect their children and they were arrested. I know

00:43:53.140 parents that have also been fined for reporting to the police. And I think if you look at the

00:43:59.340 different communities. And I think, for example, the Jewish or Sikh or Muslim community, when a

00:44:04.820 situation happens, they deal with it as a community. I think as, you know, the white community,

00:44:11.100 we rely more on services such as police or social care or, you know, known as the state. And I think

00:44:18.380 that we need as a community to stop doing that. I think we need to work more as a community. You

00:44:24.080 know, our men need to be protecting our children and women more and stop relying on the state to

00:44:28.880 protect our children. Especially when the state is turning against you. Yeah. I mean, when you

00:44:33.400 can't rely on the state, when the state is actually undermining any effort that you make 0.82

00:44:38.240 and siding with the perpetrators over the victims and siding with the foreigners over the citizens,

00:44:43.440 then the state is no longer serving its purpose. You have to have a plan B.

00:44:47.440 Sammy, I could talk to you all day. Thank you so much for taking the time.

00:44:50.000 Where can people find the Rape Gang Inquiry Report and follow you and your other work?

00:44:54.720 i'm online uh my usual platform is x uh i'm under a sammy woodhouse but they can also follow mp

00:45:05.500 rupert law he shared the report link as well and yes if people could just share as much as possible

00:45:13.300 we need to get the word out there and just to let people know this is not the end of our work

00:45:18.260 next stages we are going to be naming those people involved and then we are going to be

00:45:23.120 moving to private prosecutions as well. So we need all the support we can get because we're

00:45:28.240 doing this without the state. We're doing it, you know, as us and as part of the people.

00:45:32.520 One last question. What is a private prosecution?

00:45:36.980 So what we are going to be doing is we are going to be taking people through the courts

00:45:41.400 because our government and authorities are failed to do so. So we are going to bring the people to

00:45:47.740 account. Sounds like a great idea. Something long overdue. Sammy Woodhouse, thank you,

00:45:53.120 so much for being here. We'll see all of you next time.

The Michael Knowles Show - June 17, 2026

＂250,000 Girls Were Abused＂ Michael & The Muslim Gang Survivor

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