No Mention of 'Muslims' in Child Prostitution Gang

[Teddy Bear]

At the beginning of the year two different newspaper articles covered how by not properly, or purposefully avoiding stating who is behind certain crimes, when there is a common thread, it enables the perpetrators to continue.

Both articles were referring to the actions by certain Muslims, although in different contexts. One by Nick Cohen in the Observer about how the BBC ignores the extremist Islamic mindset in its overall coverage, which we posted here at the time. The other in the Daily Mail, by coincidence on the same day, was about Top detective blasts 'culture of silence' that allows Asian sex gangs to groom white girls... because police and social services fear being branded racist

The statistics quoted in this article were given thus:

Charities and agencies working in conjunction with the police to help victims of sexual abuse in such cases have publicly denied there is a link between ethnicity and the on-street grooming of young girls by gangs and pimps.

But researchers identified 17 court prosecutions since 1997, 14 of them in the past three years, involving the on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16 by groups of men.

The victims came from 13 towns and cities and in each case two or more men were convicted of offences.

In total, 56 people, with an average age of 28, were found guilty of crimes including rape, child abduction, indecent assault and sex with a child.

Three of the 56 were white, 53 were Asian. Of those, 50 were Muslim and a majority were members of the British Pakistani community.

Those convicted allegedly represent only a small proportion of what one detective called a ‘tidal wave’ of offending in Yorkshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester and the Midlands.

The subject today is one we've observed many times and commented on here, how the BBC avoid using mentioning the Muslim connection on any story that would have negative connotations. It relates quite directly to the second article linked to above as it concerns a gang who were found guilty of preying on young girls and grooming them for sex and prostitution.

The BBC covered today Rochdale child 'prostitution ring' charges. They are quite clear on giving us the names and street addresses of these men, and it's only from the names that we know just who these men are. Not even Asian or Pakistani is used in their description, or anywhere in the article.

So what's in a name?

The charged men are:
* Abdul Rauf, 42, of Darley Road, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with girls under 16, sexual activity and paying for the sexual services of a child and trafficking a child within the UK
* Mohammed Ikhlaq, 41 of Cloverhall Crescent, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with girls under 16
* Adil Khan, 41, of Oswald Street, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with girls under 16, two offences of sexual activity, and trafficking a child within the UK
* Liaquat Shah, 41, of Kensington Street, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with girls under 16 and two counts of rape
* Mohammed Sajid, 34, of Jepheys Street, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with a girl under 16, three offences of sexual activity and attempting to pay for the sexual services of a child
* Qamar Shahzad, 29, of Tweedale Street, Freehold, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with girls under 16 and rape
* Mohammed Amin, 44, of Falinge Road, Falinge, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with girls under 16, sexual assault and sexual activity
* Abdul Aziz, 40, of Armstrong Hurst Close, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with girls under 16, trafficking girls, rape and controlling child prostitution

The story goes on to tell us this:

Meanwhile, three men aged between 34 and 43 answered bail on Tuesday and were re-bailed to later dates.

A further five men are due to answer bail on 21 June 2011.

Five other men have been released without charge while three more are not on bail.

Police said one man had been handed over to the UK Border Agency.

Hamid Safi, 21, of Kensington Street, Rochdale, failed to answer bail and is now wanted by police.

'...handed over to the UK Border agency' eh??? If he was Israeli would we be told that fact? If they all were Israelis or Catholics would we be told that fact?

You bet!
The BBC are not afraid of being considered racist - just shit scared of Muslims.

[djfearross]

I agree with you. Of the 56 people, 50 were Muslim. Think how many hundreds of children these people abused.

Compare the response when the Pope came to visit the UK, the BBC was up in arms promoting demonstrations, making up polls and turning the whole visit into a 'scandal'. Yet, how many victims were even from the UK? Irrelevant, yea. But look across the Muslim world where you can find countries were it is legal for grown men to marry 9 year old girls.


What is the difference? Why does the BBC coverup the Muslim ones. Expose them all.

[Teddy Bear]

Another trial, another gang of male predators involved in using young girls for sexual purposes, another article by the BBC which ignores the common thread linking these 9 men, besides the fact that this time they're all from Telford.

Girls treated as commodities, child prostitution trial told

The men, who are aged between 21 and 59, face more than 50 charges
Teenage girls were treated as "sexual commodities to be sold or gifted", a jury in a child prostitution trial has been told.

Nine men deny a range of sexual offences against seven girls in Shropshire.

The men, who are aged between 21 and 59 and from Telford, face more than 50 charges at Stafford Crown Court.

Charges include rape, controlling child prostitution and sexual activity with girls under the age of 16.

'Not about race'
One of the defendants is accused of trafficking a child in the UK for exploitation.

The men on trial are Ahdel Ali, 23, Murbarek Ali, 28, Mohammed Ali Sultan, 24, Tanveer Ahmed, 39, Mahroof Khan, 33, Noshad Hussain, 21, Mohammed Islam Choudhrey, 52, Mohammed Younis, 59 and 34-year-old Abdul Rouf.

The article goes on to tell more details about these men, but one important fact is left out.

[djfearross]

'Not about race' - yea we know.

[Teddy Bear]

A perfect contrast to the above is in this BBC article today

Rabbi Chaim Halpern arrested in sexual abuse probe

The first sentence of the article tells us
Four men have been arrested by police investigating sexual abuse allegations among the Orthodox Jewish community in north London.

So despite at this stage it only being allegations, the BBC have no problem tarring the Jewish community as sexual abusers.

Even after the other gangs were convicted of sexual abuse and paedophilia the BBC made no mention of it being among the Muslim community.

(Update: In November 2013, all charges against Rabbi Halpern and the other men were dropped)

[steevo]

I still have to realize I'm reading some British press when reference to the word Asian. Talk about a near non-definition definition. At least most of our PC/manipulative press will specify Middle Eastern or Arab. Do the BBC say Asian when referring to the Chinese or Russians?

the BBC have no problem tarring the Jewish community as sexual abusers... The one glaring Asian exception of course.

[Teddy Bear]

Here's a BBC article from yesterday detailing the abuse a girl suffered from a gang of 'Berkshire and Oxfordshire' men, at least that's all the BBC want you to know. They even headline it the 'Oxford Exploitation Trial'.

So what do these gangs from Rochdale, Shropshire, Oxfordshire, Hampshire, and wherever else, have in common?

Just look at their names for the clue. They're surely not Jews otherwise the BBC would have told us that.

Oxford exploitation trial: Girl 'became sex slave aged 11'

The nine men, from Berkshire and Oxfordshire, are accused of sexually exploiting six girls, aged between 11 and 15

A girl has told the Old Bailey how she was seduced and turned into a sex slave by an older man at the age of 11.

The witness, now 19, was giving evidence at the trial of nine men accused of grooming children and exploiting them for sex in Oxford.

She said she was raped by Mohammed Karrar in 2005 when she was 11. She had gone to a flat "to chill" and said she was given drink and drugs, then raped.

The men deny 51 charges including rape and trafficking from 2004 to 2012.

In court the witness, who cannot be named for legal reasons, said she fell in love with Mr Karrar and thought they were in a relationship.

'No choice'
"At the time I thought it was my choice and it was fine, but years on I can see I never had a choice," she said.

"He told me he loved me. He said he would take me to Saudi Arabia when I was 15 and marry me.

"I believed him at the time."

She said she was also introduced to other men and told to perform sex acts on them.

The witness is one of six alleged victims in the case and, like one of the others, she claimed she was forced to have an illegal abortion in a back-room in Reading.

The trial is expected to last until April. The defendants are all in custody.

The defendants are:

Kamar Jamil, 27, formerly of Aldrich Road, Oxford
Akhtar Dogar, 32, of Tawney Street, Oxford; and his brother Anjum Dogar, 30, of Tawney Street, Oxford
Assad Hussain, 32, of Ashurst Way, Oxford
Mohammed Karrar, 38, of Kames Close, Oxford; and his brother Bassam Karrar, 33, of Hundred Acres Close, Oxford
Mohammed Hussain, 24, of Horspath Road, Oxford
Zeeshan Ahmed, 27, of Palmer Road, Oxford
Bilal Ahmed, 26, of Suffolk Road, Maidenhead

[steevo]

Come on they're not all named Mohammed

[Teddy Bear]

With Mohammed, or variations thereof, being the most popular name given to babies in the UK for the last few years, it soon will be.

[Teddy Bear]

Another paedophile gang, this time from Leicester, have been jailed for their offences. Again the BBC ignore the 'elephant in the room', only seeing the common connection between these 6 men as 'men'.

It is clear though from their names and artist portraits of the men just what else connects these men.

Leicester child prostitution trial: Six men jailed

The six men, aged 20 to 39, all pleaded guilty at Leicester Crown Court

Three admit paying girl, 16, for sex
Six men have been jailed for paying or offering to pay a "vulnerable and damaged" 16-year-old girl for sex.

Leicester Crown Court heard she had been used as a "sexual commodity" and left with internal injuries.

The girl told the men she was a prostitute, but the judge said they must have realised she was vulnerable and should have helped her.

The men, whose ages range from 20 to 39, were jailed for between eight months and five years.

Three pleaded guilty at their first appearance at Leicester Crown Court and three pleaded guilty part-way through a trial.

Judge Michael Pert QC said: "While it is fair to say that none of the defendants played any part in her decision to prostitute herself, it is equally true to say that anyone meeting her would immediately have realised that this was a vulnerable 16-year-old girl from a good Sikh family, who was embarking upon a disastrous course of action."

'Spreading the word'
The girl, now 17, had been been drinking alcohol to excess, smoking cannabis and self-harming, and said she needed to make money as her parents had threatened to throw her out.

She told police that boys at college had paid her for sex before she met the men, who were all from Leicester.

Police outside the Moghul Durbar
Wajid Usman was assaulted during an attack on the Moghul Durbar restaurant
Rakib Iacub was the first of the men to have sex with the victim, after they met at a Diwali festival.

The 20 year old introduced his 39-year-old friend, Aabidali Mubarak Ali, to the girl, and the three had sex together in a bed and breakfast.

Judge Pert said Ali was responsible for "spreading the word" about the girl, who began receiving a large number of phone calls from men, and also Facebook messages.

Between November last year and January this year the men had sex with her at various locations across Leicester, including a flat above the Moghul Durbar restaurant in East Park Road.

A group of people later attacked the restaurant and assaulted several people including Wajid Usman, who had also had sex with the girl.

'Extremely unhappy'
Some of the men claimed they did not know it was illegal to pay a girl under 18 for sex, but Judge Pert said their conduct was "morally reprehensible" regardless.

He said: "She was, and is, articulate and attractive, but for reasons wholly unconnected to these defendants she was very vulnerable.

"She had been brought up in a traditional, if not conservative Sikh family and was, according to her, extremely unhappy.

"Any man with an ounce of decency would have tried to help her, not treated her as a sexual commodity, which is what each of you did."

Aabidali Mubarak Ali, 39, of Guthlaxton Street, was jailed for five years for two charges of paying for the sexual services of a child, and one charge of facilitating child prostitution. In mitigation, his barrister said he is an immigration "overstayer" and the consequences for his wife and three children will be "grave" if he is deported after serving his prison sentence.

Rakib Iacub, 20, of Maynard Road, was jailed for three years for two charges of paying for the sexual services of a child, and one charge of facilitating child prostitution. His barrister said he was a virgin before having sex with the victim, and said he came from a "respectable family" which moved to England from India in 2003. He feels "deeply ashamed".

Wajid Usman, of East Park Road, was jailed for two years for paying for the sexual services of a child. He is an illegal immigrant from Afghanistan and claims not to know his date of birth, but is thought to be 22. His barrister said he had "fled a dreadful regime" and did not know paying the girl for sex was unlawful.

Hamza Imtiazali, 28, of Kashmir Road, was jailed for two years for one charge of paying for the sexual services of a child, and two of facilitating child prostitution. His barrister said he feels "deeply remorseful".

Bharat Modhwadia, 25, of Wycombe Road, was jailed for 16 months for paying for the sexual services of a child, inciting child pornography, and trafficking the girl by driving her to a location for sex. Judge Pert acknowledged that he had initially advised the girl not to have sex for money, but this did not ultimately stop him from "taking advantage of her".

Chandresh Mistry, 37, of Berridge Lane, was jailed for eight months for attempting to pay for the sexual services of a child. He used Facebook to arrange to have sex with the girl, but they did not have sex because he became aware of the police investigation.

The BBC ran a programme today that examines that apparently many Sikh girls are victims of grooming because of the culture of shame within their community, that makes it unlikely they will report it to the authorities, or even their own family, making them a soft target.

In the blurb for the programme however, the BBC seem to have no problem identifying the fact that the Sikh girl in the Leicester case was targeted by Muslims.

Must have slipped in - I wonder how long it will take for an editor to spot it and reword the description.

[thehighlandrebel]

No mention of this at al-Beeb.
Still, it was to be expected that the SNP government in Scotland would cover it up.
I thought that the 'untouchables' were a caste in India but apparently they're Muslims in Scotland...whether jihadi's or paedophiles.

www.brennerbrief.com/islam-in-scotland-police-concerned-that-prosecuting-muslims-may-increase-community-tensions/

[Teddy Bear]

Oh the poor Muslims

Obama is also fearing for them, it's the left wing dhimmi thing to do.
Obama: “Many Muslim Americans across our country are worried and afraid”