Human Sacrifice in Once-Great Britain

One is tempted to call it Once-Great Britain. Apparently, the motherland has allowed certain men to practice child sacrifice. We saw it in Rotherham and now we see it in the town of Telford. It’s a familiar pattern. Teen age and even younger girls are groomed. They are drugged, beaten, raped and sex trafficked. It has been going on for decades. In Once-Great Britain. Why was nothing done? Because the British have turned soft and because no one, not even the Daily Mail, dares to mention the simple fact… that the men perpetrating these horrors are Muslim. You will note, in the Daily Mail story, that the perpetrators are just called “men.” This allows everyone to think that this is yet another instance of toxic masculinity.

Here is the story:

A brutal sex gang raped as many as 1,000 young girls over 40 years in what may be Britain's 'worst ever' child abuse scandal.

Girls in the town of Telford, Shropshire, were drugged beaten and raped at the hands of a grooming gang active since the 1980s. 

Allegations are said to have been mishandled by authorities, with many perpetrators going unpunished, while it is claimed similar abuse continues in the area.

As happened in Rotherham, the authorities knew about it and did nothing. They were afraid of being called racists. You can see the price that countries pay for political correctness.

The Daily Mail continues:

West Mercia Police have admitted errors were made in the way detailed reports had from street pastors on night patrol had been handled by police.

Some of the street pastors had witnessed teenagers being sold drugs at under-age parties and gangs of men grooming intoxicated children.

'It has been going on for at least two decades. When will it stop?' 

A spokesperson for Telford and Wrekin Council told the paper: 'Child sexual exploitation (CSE) is a vile, evil crime. It's an issue right across the UK and has been for a long time.

For the record, street pastors are lay people who patrol the streets, looking for problems, reporting them to the police. Evidently, this is far less effective than putting the police on the streets and allowing them to do their jobs. The story has it that policing is getting better:

Supt Tom Harding, of West Mercia Police, said communication had improved dramatically in recent years.

He added: 'Incidents identified by pastors point to potential signs of child sexual exploitation and we use this as intelligence, to target individuals who may need to be investigated.' 

Still, Once-Great Britain must ask itself how it allowed this to persist. How did it allow its children to become human sacrifices to the gods of multiculturalism? At least, the nation can console itself with the fact that it has National Health Service and that the Queen's subjects are not armed.