| Grooming gangs 13:36 - Apr 11 with 11513 views | Boundy |
I see that the government are not going to insist on a national enquiry but will leave it to local councils to look into the national scandal which has been the abuse of young white girls , which imo is a disgrace in itself considering the collusion of some police officers and officials. |  |
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| Grooming gangs on 15:50 - Jul 7 with 966 views | onehunglow |
| Grooming gangs on 13:50 - Jul 7 by trampie |
It's not a case of letting anybody in she was already here, she is English born and bred. |
... which makes her ... | |
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| Grooming gangs on 20:50 - Jul 7 with 888 views | Boundy |
| Grooming gangs on 15:50 - Jul 7 by onehunglow |
... which makes her ... |
In the scheme of things who really cares , I don't ,she made her choices as a girl then as a women both of which goes against everything a civilised society stands for.Yet another bleeding heart bleating . | |
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| Grooming gangs on 22:49 - Jul 7 with 845 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Grooming gangs on 13:59 - Jul 7 by raynor94 |
And gave up her right to citizenship through her actions |
Begun if that is who you are thinking of was born in Bangladesh and raised in London from an early age. She had a British passport. That counts as each one is considered equal.
It is not a reward or prize it is a statement of nationality. She was as British as I am.
It make no sense to remove her citizenship by her actions. This is the attitude of a flytipper. Once it is unpleasant dump it in a layby..
Begun became radicalised in Bethnal Green and dumped in Kurdistan for our allies to look after.
We are weak because we consider our own punishment and legal ways as too weak and not sufficient punishment. The public have no faith in UK justice..The home secretary at the time said " I gave seen things about her that you have not seen".Another cop out.
If UK law is not up to the job do something about it. People get on smugglers boat and get picked up. They apply for Asylum assessed for a year fail then appeal taking another year.
The legal system is unfit for purpose. We are run by lawyers so
cannot apply justice. They are cashing in.
Begun was "flytipped". The girl in Yorkshire's s rights were not respected either. Some blame belongs to the local people and care workers who did not do their job. It was a societal problem.
Begun did not come back because our justice is not fit for purpose. Begun was "Made in England". [Post edited 7 Jul 22:59]
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| Grooming gangs on 07:36 - Jul 8 with 790 views | Boundy |
| Grooming gangs on 22:49 - Jul 7 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Begun if that is who you are thinking of was born in Bangladesh and raised in London from an early age. She had a British passport. That counts as each one is considered equal.
It is not a reward or prize it is a statement of nationality. She was as British as I am.
It make no sense to remove her citizenship by her actions. This is the attitude of a flytipper. Once it is unpleasant dump it in a layby..
Begun became radicalised in Bethnal Green and dumped in Kurdistan for our allies to look after.
We are weak because we consider our own punishment and legal ways as too weak and not sufficient punishment. The public have no faith in UK justice..The home secretary at the time said " I gave seen things about her that you have not seen".Another cop out.
If UK law is not up to the job do something about it. People get on smugglers boat and get picked up. They apply for Asylum assessed for a year fail then appeal taking another year.
The legal system is unfit for purpose. We are run by lawyers so
cannot apply justice. They are cashing in.
Begun was "flytipped". The girl in Yorkshire's s rights were not respected either. Some blame belongs to the local people and care workers who did not do their job. It was a societal problem.
Begun did not come back because our justice is not fit for purpose. Begun was "Made in England". [Post edited 7 Jul 22:59]
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Sad that you are , I'm surprised you missed out the middle section of her miserable life .
"Begun became radicalised in Bethnal Green and dumped in Kurdistan for our allies to look after.", another bleeding heart. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 09:16 - Jul 8 with 739 views | trampie |
| Grooming gangs on 22:49 - Jul 7 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Begun if that is who you are thinking of was born in Bangladesh and raised in London from an early age. She had a British passport. That counts as each one is considered equal.
It is not a reward or prize it is a statement of nationality. She was as British as I am.
It make no sense to remove her citizenship by her actions. This is the attitude of a flytipper. Once it is unpleasant dump it in a layby..
Begun became radicalised in Bethnal Green and dumped in Kurdistan for our allies to look after.
We are weak because we consider our own punishment and legal ways as too weak and not sufficient punishment. The public have no faith in UK justice..The home secretary at the time said " I gave seen things about her that you have not seen".Another cop out.
If UK law is not up to the job do something about it. People get on smugglers boat and get picked up. They apply for Asylum assessed for a year fail then appeal taking another year.
The legal system is unfit for purpose. We are run by lawyers so
cannot apply justice. They are cashing in.
Begun was "flytipped". The girl in Yorkshire's s rights were not respected either. Some blame belongs to the local people and care workers who did not do their job. It was a societal problem.
Begun did not come back because our justice is not fit for purpose. Begun was "Made in England". [Post edited 7 Jul 22:59]
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She is English born and bred butt, born in Bethnall Green, lived all her live in the English capital and went to school there. |  |
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| Grooming gangs on 09:25 - Jul 8 with 727 views | raynor94 |
| Grooming gangs on 22:49 - Jul 7 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Begun if that is who you are thinking of was born in Bangladesh and raised in London from an early age. She had a British passport. That counts as each one is considered equal.
It is not a reward or prize it is a statement of nationality. She was as British as I am.
It make no sense to remove her citizenship by her actions. This is the attitude of a flytipper. Once it is unpleasant dump it in a layby..
Begun became radicalised in Bethnal Green and dumped in Kurdistan for our allies to look after.
We are weak because we consider our own punishment and legal ways as too weak and not sufficient punishment. The public have no faith in UK justice..The home secretary at the time said " I gave seen things about her that you have not seen".Another cop out.
If UK law is not up to the job do something about it. People get on smugglers boat and get picked up. They apply for Asylum assessed for a year fail then appeal taking another year.
The legal system is unfit for purpose. We are run by lawyers so
cannot apply justice. They are cashing in.
Begun was "flytipped". The girl in Yorkshire's s rights were not respected either. Some blame belongs to the local people and care workers who did not do their job. It was a societal problem.
Begun did not come back because our justice is not fit for purpose. Begun was "Made in England". [Post edited 7 Jul 22:59]
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You can't even spell her name correctly or get her place of birth right |  |
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| Grooming gangs on 01:05 - Jul 9 with 598 views | Robbie |
If Shamina Begum and her children in tow obviously , set foot on UK soil again the plot is lost for our Human Rights PM sitting in No 10 somehow even now , just how can he lie .
Talking heads on the radio yesterday saying he has messed up his Rwannda plan to escort illegals over there , a supposed safe Country and is regretting another sorry call he made .
Nver mind Macron is fine dining and wining at the moment with the nonsense over these PR exercices with Charlie Boy and the rest of the hangers on .
Stop the small boats on that agenda off topic . good luck The King making inroads . | | | |
| Grooming gangs on 05:41 - Jul 9 with 566 views | Boundy |
| Grooming gangs on 01:05 - Jul 9 by Robbie |
If Shamina Begum and her children in tow obviously , set foot on UK soil again the plot is lost for our Human Rights PM sitting in No 10 somehow even now , just how can he lie .
Talking heads on the radio yesterday saying he has messed up his Rwannda plan to escort illegals over there , a supposed safe Country and is regretting another sorry call he made .
Nver mind Macron is fine dining and wining at the moment with the nonsense over these PR exercices with Charlie Boy and the rest of the hangers on .
Stop the small boats on that agenda off topic . good luck The King making inroads . |
The trouble with all parties is its extremely rare for them to acknowledge let alone give silent praise to the opposition when it comes to carrying on with contentious policies such as the Rwanda plan , Labour first moves when gaining power was to bulldoze away said plan without having anything in its place and here we are ,a year on with the numbers arriving the highest since 2018. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 07:39 - Jul 9 with 529 views | trampie |
| Grooming gangs on 01:05 - Jul 9 by Robbie |
If Shamina Begum and her children in tow obviously , set foot on UK soil again the plot is lost for our Human Rights PM sitting in No 10 somehow even now , just how can he lie .
Talking heads on the radio yesterday saying he has messed up his Rwannda plan to escort illegals over there , a supposed safe Country and is regretting another sorry call he made .
Nver mind Macron is fine dining and wining at the moment with the nonsense over these PR exercices with Charlie Boy and the rest of the hangers on .
Stop the small boats on that agenda off topic . good luck The King making inroads . |
I think Begum children are all dead. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 09:56 - Jul 9 with 490 views | Boundy |
| Grooming gangs on 07:39 - Jul 9 by trampie |
I think Begum children are all dead. |
As are many other innocent children from Manchester and the rest of the UK.w | |
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| Grooming gangs on 13:32 - Jul 9 with 441 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Grooming gangs on 07:36 - Jul 8 by Boundy |
Sad that you are , I'm surprised you missed out the middle section of her miserable life .
"Begun became radicalised in Bethnal Green and dumped in Kurdistan for our allies to look after.", another bleeding heart. |
My heart bleeds for the fighters of Kurdistan .I take responsibility my rubbish and get pretty upset at flight tipping.
Politicians and UK people do not trust their own legal system or society. The Home secretary at the time said" I have seen th
ings that the public has not seen".
I thought Begun could convert to Christianity to help her case but perhaps that would be a death sentence in UK?.
Ok take her to court. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 13:35 - Jul 9 with 438 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Grooming gangs on 01:05 - Jul 9 by Robbie |
If Shamina Begum and her children in tow obviously , set foot on UK soil again the plot is lost for our Human Rights PM sitting in No 10 somehow even now , just how can he lie .
Talking heads on the radio yesterday saying he has messed up his Rwannda plan to escort illegals over there , a supposed safe Country and is regretting another sorry call he made .
Nver mind Macron is fine dining and wining at the moment with the nonsense over these PR exercices with Charlie Boy and the rest of the hangers on .
Stop the small boats on that agenda off topic . good luck The King making inroads . |
I want His Glorious Majesty to repay the Welsh people the wind money he is hiving off for his bulging financial portfolio. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 13:46 - Jul 9 with 435 views | raynor94 |
| Grooming gangs on 13:32 - Jul 9 by ReslovenSwan1 |
My heart bleeds for the fighters of Kurdistan .I take responsibility my rubbish and get pretty upset at flight tipping.
Politicians and UK people do not trust their own legal system or society. The Home secretary at the time said" I have seen th
ings that the public has not seen".
I thought Begun could convert to Christianity to help her case but perhaps that would be a death sentence in UK?.
Ok take her to court. |
Can't you at least spell her name correctly | |
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| Grooming gangs on 13:53 - Jul 9 with 426 views | onehunglow |
| Grooming gangs on 09:16 - Jul 8 by trampie |
She is English born and bred butt, born in Bethnall Green, lived all her live in the English capital and went to school there. |
And British, exactly like you | |
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| Grooming gangs on 14:43 - Jul 9 with 375 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
A little bit of house keeping. She is called Begum and was born in UK. She is as British as I am a bit not as Cymraeg as I am.
I believe we should not see removal of he citizenship as a form of punishment with justice served in the big bad world. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 15:04 - Jul 9 with 347 views | trampie |
| Grooming gangs on 13:53 - Jul 9 by onehunglow |
And British, exactly like you |
Not exactly the same as me at all, I'm a British citizen, legally according to our law she is not British.
Lots of IRA killers are British, Lucy Letby is British, the Bulger killers are British but Begum is not British. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 15:43 - Jul 11 with 254 views | Boundy |
The story of one father of a victim of the gangs :
Police officers incorrectly produced a custody sheet for an arrest that never happened, according to the father of a grooming gangs’ victim.
He believes the records may have been falsified in order to cover up two separate arrests when he was trying to rescue his daughter from a grooming gang den in Rotherham. South Yorkshire Police has confirmed it has launched an investigation into the case.
Jack, not his real name, is the father of Elizabeth, also a pseudonym, who was abused by gangs of rapists in a flat in Rotherham for 10 weeks in 2005.
She was lured to the house by Shafina Ali, a white woman who converted to Islam, before being exploited, raped and abused by countless men in the building, across Rotherham, and also elsewhere in the country after being trafficked.
Like many Rotherham parents, Jack knew his daughter was being exploited and desperately sought police support. He told GB News that he made hundreds of reports to South Yorkshire Police about her being missing.
But instead of the force sufficiently investigating the issue, Jack claimed that they arrested him twice as he tried to rescue his daughter from the den.
On the first occasion, he said he went to the flat, was arrested and then swiftly de-arrested at his nearby address and told not to go back.
However, he ignored this guidance and returned to the building where Elizabeth was being held. He claimed that he started kicking the door and shouting. He said that he was arrested again, only this time he was taken to Rotherham police station.
Instead of being booked in at the custody desk, Jack said he was taken to a nearby room, held for a brief period, and then released again. He did not return for a third time having been told that Elizabeth’s life would be at risk, along with the lives of other girls.
When the grooming gangs scandal in the town was finally exposed nearly a decade later, Elizabeth submitted complaints to the Independent Office for Police Conduct about the ordeal.
This specific complaint was not upheld as there was insufficient evidence to support the claim that he had been arrested twice outside the building. However, several of Elizabeth’s complaints to the IOPC were upheld after it was revealed how she had been let down by the authorities during her horrendous ordeal.
The IOPC reached the decision in 2021, seven years after he made the complaint.
As part of the legal proceedings, lawyers acting for South Yorkshire Police released a set of custody sheets related to Jack.
One of the sheets says that Jack was arrested for being drunk and disorderly around the time that he claims he was arrested twice outside the abuse den.
An IOPC spokesperson said: “In June, we received a voluntary complaint referral from South Yorkshire Police, which included an allegation relating to concerns regarding a custody record of a family member.
“After assessing the matter, we decided that this complaint should be returned to the force for SYP to deal with the complaint as it deems reasonable and proportionate, noting that the allegation was similar to a previous complaint made by the complainant that had already been through the complaints process.
"The complainant has been notified of our decision.”
A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: “The IOPC have since reviewed that complaint and subsequently determined that this is a matter for South Yorkshire Police to manage.
“We have since determined that the matter should be investigated, and that investigation is now underway. The complainant has been notified of our decision to investigate.”
Jack insists that this account is false. He told GB News that he had been arrested for underage drinking as a teenager in the 1970s but had not broken laws related to drinking since.
There are other curious elements to the custody sheet. The police record, accessed in June 2021, has written that Jack’s address and age are inconsistent with what was accurate for that period.
The listed address is a property that Jack did not live at until 2010.
GB News has had sight of council tax records supplied by the local authority which demonstrate that Jack lived at a different property around the period of the alleged arrests.
Jack told GB News that he believes this was a mistake made by the police as they retrospectively developed the custody sheet for what he described as a false arrest record.
When asked why SYP officers might have done this, Jack said: “Because they didn’t want it to go public.
“As we all know about Rotherham, we were told we was the only family going through this. We reported it over 200 times over months. We were told: ‘it’s you and your wife’s bad parenting because it's only happening to you’.”
Jack added: “If these police officers are still in the police force now [happy there’s no way these officers can be identified? two are named on custody sheet but presumably that has not been made public?] , obviously they’ve moved up to higher positions and they’re lying and making things up to cover what they’ve done, and it’s wrong.”
He said: “As far as I'm concerned, they’re in the same bed as the perpetrators, because that's what they are. They’re still aiding and abetting these people.”
Jayne Senior, the Rotherham whistleblower who helped to expose the scandal, told the People’s Channel: “This is another example of how South Yorkshire Police failed in their duty to protect our children and listen to parents when they cried out for help.
“I would expect an immediate investigation into how this happened and who appears to have falsified that document to be held to account.”
She added: “We need an investigation to be as quick as possible to give this father answers.”
A former youth worker close to the family, who has requested anonymity, said: “I truly feel for this family, a father desperate to keep his daughter safe and failed by the very organisation that is here to protect us all.”
They added: “His family were torn apart, not only by her abusers but also by South Yorkshire Police. The trauma the family still live with is immeasurable and this has been disregarded by the IOPC and South Yorkshire Police.
“Changes need to happen to protect our children and their families… Rotherham needs to be part of the inquiry and professionals and police officers need to be brought to task and dealt with appropriately"
In legal correspondence seen by GB News, solicitors representing South Yorkshire Police said in 2021 that while the IOPC found no record of the arrest, the watchdog concluded that his arrest outside the abuse den in 2005 was lawful “to prevent a breach of the peace.”
Soon after GB News approached the IOPC for comment on the custody sheet, an analyst sent a note to Elizabeth to say that the complaint had been sent back to South Yorkshire Police’s Professional Standards Department for their oversight.
In 2021, the police watchdog published its report into policing failures during the abuse scandal. During the seven-year investigation, the second largest in its history, the IOPC investigated 265 separate allegations made by 51 complainants.
Forty-seven officers were investigated. Just eight were found to have a case to answer for misconduct.
Five faced sanctions, the harshest of which was a final written warning.
In January, IOPC whistleblowers told Channel 4 that the investigation itself was a failure.
Garry Harper, who served for two years on Operation Linden's major investigations team, said: “We’re just another chapter in the failure for the survivors. They haven’t received the service they should have received and the force hasn’t been held to account in the way that it should.”
A spokesman for the IOPC said at the time that some of the allegations were "completely inaccurate" and defended the effectiveness of Operation Linden | |
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| Grooming gangs on 15:45 - Jul 11 with 251 views | Boundy |
| Grooming gangs on 15:04 - Jul 9 by trampie |
Not exactly the same as me at all, I'm a British citizen, legally according to our law she is not British.
Lots of IRA killers are British, Lucy Letby is British, the Bulger killers are British but Begum is not British. |
Glad you agree that Begum is no longer British. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 16:52 - Jul 12 with 156 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Grooming gangs on 15:45 - Jul 11 by Boundy |
Glad you agree that Begum is no longer British. |
No one wants to accept responsibility. Her bonkers mentality was developed in Bethnal Green. The old blokes with funny ideas are still there I would think. | |
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| Grooming gangs on 17:00 - Jul 12 with 140 views | onehunglow |
| Grooming gangs on 16:52 - Jul 12 by ReslovenSwan1 |
No one wants to accept responsibility. Her bonkers mentality was developed in Bethnal Green. The old blokes with funny ideas are still there I would think. |
In England
Where did Ian Watkins get his ideas from ? | |
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