The Uneducated PT Podcast - Ep 166 The UK Grooming Gangs Scandal – The Horror They Tried to Hide

Episode Date: June 23, 2026

In this eye-opening episode, Ryan & I breaks down one of the darkest and most shocking scandals in British history — the systematic grooming, trafficking, and gang rape of thousands of vulnerable young girls across the UK. We dive into Rupert Lowe’s explosive Independent Rape Gang Inquiry, the gut-wrenching survivor stories, and the stomach-churning scale of the abuse that went on for decades. You’ll learn: How over 1,400 girls in Rotherham alone (and likely tens or hundreds of thousands nationwide) were groomed, drugged, passed around hundreds of men, and brutally violated — some from age 11. The horrific details of gang rapes, violence, pregnancies, and degradation that victims endured. How police, councils, and social services repeatedly failed these girls — often ignoring evidence and returning victims to their abusers — all while terrified of being called “racist.” Why this story is exploding on X right now but remains strangely downplayed in much of the mainstream media. This isn’t just history it’s a massive ongoing institutional betrayal that affects trust in government, policing, and child protection to this day. Ryan keeps it raw, factual, and accessible for listeners who are new to the topic. If you care about protecting kids, holding power accountable, or understanding why so many people are furious about this scandal, you need to hear this. Trigger warning: Contains discussion of child sexual abuse, grooming, and institutional failure. Available now on all platforms. Share this one

of what you've been able to read about or seen about it online, what are your thoughts on it? Because obviously you were living in the UK for quite a long time as well. My thoughts stand exactly where they stand, bro. Like, everyone's going to sit here and say, oh, that's wrong. Okay, I think we can all agree on that. And if you can't, you are warped. Yes, you need help.

Like, we can all agree it's wrong. The point I'm trying to make here is how it goes, was not unidentified, but undelt with for so long. With such a deep network, what scares me is the fact that everyone was in on that, bro. You understand? Yeah. Kind of like, look, it's like a parallel with the Epstein thing. It's like goes all the way up, all the way up.

So what baffles me is like these are human, these are human beings, bro. And what I mean by that is when you look at young kids, children, kids, young woman that's someone's daughter kids kids you're not even some of them are kids and it's pretty cut and dry on the bible better from millstone be hung around your neck than for you to harm a single one of those little ones yeah and this they're like sheer sedition and and malevolence in play there is is it's hectic bro it's hectic and and especially in the uk yeah right in the UK? You sure about that? I think, you know, there's a lot of evident disparities that people don't want to discuss with regard to the majority of the accused and the majority of the victims,

etc. and so on and so forth, you know, because like I've said a million times, I'm with Douglas Murray on this. The Hague multiculturalism doesn't work. Well, do you think that, well, I suppose we should probably explain why there is such a cover-up of this. And I think the cover-up is because there is a part of that culture and them politics and that country that would rather cover up the mass rape of young working class white girls for, you know, political correctness and multiculturalism. And that's essentially what it is. You know, they'll, if it suits their narrative, they'll talk about it. But they won't, you can see it all over.

That report came out last week officially. And there was nothing on any of the mainstream networks. On BBC didn't cover it, ITV didn't cover it. It's only on independent media where, and you like you go over to go on X and it's the most, it's the most trending topic and yet the mainstream media wouldn't cover it and you have to ask yourself why is that?

What scares me is not why is that what scares me is the fact that it stays like that like they're still doing it this happened to go all the way back to COVID right? Go all the way back to like all of these things the mainstream media consistently does it what baffles me

is how we consistently listen to it. Yeah. Like you're serious right? now. And there's this weird kind of protection of people that aren't in your country. Now, what I mean by that is people who aren't of your nationality. And I'm not preaching nationalism here or anything. But listen, someone comes to my house, right, and they try to kill me. And I managed to kill the intruder, right? Super masculine thing. I don't know. Okay. Apologies to the lady's listening. And the police come and say, what happened? Right? Can you describe the

perpetrator? Okay, he was a large black male. Someone, Cox, says, okay, can you just, just, describe the perpetrator. He was a large white male. At the end of the day, the perpetrator is the perpetrator. I'm not going to go, because he was black, I'm just going to say he was a large male. They need to identify who this person is. And the covering up of identifying who these people are where they are because of the, to be honest, I think the higher ups, they're more scared of the political outrage, but the human outrage of the people, you know. And again, it's annoying because it's all a circle and it all goes back to the same thing. Just Machiavellianism 101. The attainment of power. So what do I need to subdue?

Subdues the things that are going to prevent me from maintaining, retaining, or growing in power. Yeah. But then when it gets found out, it's an Achilles heel straight away, straight to the jugular. Yeah. I suppose that's why so many politicians across so many different areas in the UK, you know, turned to the other sheikh and didn't speak out about it, is because they're a part of this political class on, whether it's labor or conservatives,

to me, both are the exact same thing because both of them ignored it. You know, if I speak out about this, this, you know, impacts my, you know, career path, as, you know, a career politician and moving up and getting into Westminster or whatever it is. It's like it's incentives the whole way up. Like, the reason that this has gone on for 50 years

and there's been no repercussions. Yeah, because since since the 60s. So longer than that. And that's why the numbers are so high. That's why it's 250,000 victims. The higher the number means the more people that turn to the other cheek. I wrote and it's not even just, for me, what's annoying is it's not even just the, of course, the gang members, the politicians, the social workers, the police officers,

all these people who are involved. But even in terms of, right, your political affiliations, like I don't think it should, like it should be a nonpartisan issue that these are just, like I don't care if you're conservative or you're progressive. It's like these are young children who have been abused and you're going to say silence on this.

I wrote something actually and I was going to, I was going to post it the other day, but I'm going to read it out to you. you can tell me what you think. It was hashtag me too, believe all women, unless the victims are working class white girls whose suffering doesn't fit your political narrative. The slogan suddenly lose meaning

when the victims are inconvenient. Not all men, but always a man. Yet the moment similar patterns emerge with certain communities or cultural groups, the same logic disappears because applying it consistently would challenge ideological sensitivities and accepted narratives.

You loudly condemn powerful men connected to Jeffrey Epstein, but whereas that same relentless outrage when organized gangs of predatory men, Simis exploit vulnerable kids and institutions look the other way because confronting the truth carries political consequences. So you say racism must be always challenged, yet when women are specifically targeted because they are why the urgency vanishes, the moral certainty fades and the voices that claim to stand against discrimination, suddenly fall silent. So the principles were never truly about protecting women, standing with victims or demanding justice.

It was selective outrage, morality applied only when it serves ideology. Yeah, it's performative, performative morality, mate. That's one hell of a mouthful and completely accurate. To a T, bro. And I agree, what, you know, the rot clearly goes deep. And everyone can establish that, but there's, there is a delayed fuse.

And what I mean by that is with the rape gang inquiry, right? In my opinion, top down is the problem. Yeah. Top down, right? A gangbanger is a gangbanger. Right? If you're a monster, you're a monster. Okay, fair enough, right?

You can deal with that. But when you're at the top and you're going to family dinners and you probably have children and a family of your own and a whole double life you live in while facilitating the mass. mass rape of your own people, right? And then to try like show face and be like, hey, you know, everything is it's, that level of evil is the worst, in my opinion. Personally, and I'm not trying to take a moral high horse.

This should be everyone's bog standard. If I'm brutally honest. But the delayed fuse of, of these politicians is insane. And what I, what I mean by that is people already hate them. because people aren't stupid, right? You have independent news outlets, et cetera. So people can cotton on, like you said, it's trending on X, right? And it's like way down the line, these politicians realize,

hey, I've been caught. I've been a decent. And it just shows the disconnect with the people. And I'll give you a simple example. You go look at the Polish border czar. Everyone loves him, right? Except for like the woke mind virus people. Everyone loves it because he's just straight up.

He's like, hey, if you're an illegal immigrant, you cannot come in. If you want to come in, come in legally. Otherwise, we're going to kick you out. And he's got a very clear and I would say profound connection to what his people are currently feeling in the political climate and atmosphere. And he's fully working on you to protect one Asian. In England, the rot is clearly very deep. And it's a shame. And let me ask you this.

okay the reports come out bro like the reports come out what's next you guys and this is what i'm actually okay it's going to sound kind of messed up but i'm happy you guys are standing up especially the irish with that dude who try to behead someone in uh belfast in belfast yeah and then the i'm just like okay we we're going through here we're going door to door like it's peluja i was like yeah I was like it's your turn guys yeah I was I was saying like and I knew to what the news cycle was going to be with the with that as well it was like all right some somebody who shouldn't be in the country you know does a certain crime that's not representative of you know Irish history it's like all right it's literally a

an ISIS style beheading on the streets of Belfast in a first-world country yeah it's like we we don't we don't see crimes like that so then what will happen is that people will be outraged, people go to the streets, people break up shit, which, you know, obviously they're going to do when they feel pissed off and they feel voiceless. And then what happens is then the mainstream media who were just the long arm of the state, you know, capture anything, any kind of anti-social behavior, they just capture it. And then they put that straight up on mainstream media and they're like, oh, look at these, look at these bigots and Islamophobia and we don't tolerate racism. And then they can, they, they don't learn the lesson. And instead of actually

dealing with the crime. They deal with the aftermath of the crime. Of course, there's going to be people who will engage in antisocial behaviour and look for a reason to go out and write on the streets. You're going to get your allies everywhere. It's going to happen. It's going to happen. But, you know, instead of you actually dealing with the actual issue that, okay, you know, it wasn't, this is two B-headings in the last two weeks in Ireland, by the way. There was another one over in Galway as well. an Iranian woman, she was living in an iPass center, and a man of Arab descent crossed over from another iPass center and slid her throat. And essentially it was, you know, allegedly, allegedly a similar style trying to behead her. And, you know, she had two kids and stuff like that.

So we're seeing these types of crimes over and over again. And the Irish government hides the data from the people. Yeah. And for everyone listening, it's not an anomaly, right? So, so, When we're speaking about the Irish going in the streets and the English going in the streets and so on. And yeah, I'm going to defend it 100%. I'm not saying it's right to hurt innocent people, but they're taking to the streets, peaceful posts, or whatever. You're going to get your asboats, right? Your anti-social people who are going to like be outliers. But the point I'm making with regard to the beheadings, etc.

Is those are not outliers. No. Those are a symptom of a cause. It's patterns. This is my point. So when someone comes in here, some woke mind virus, dip shit. and says, well, those are outliers? No, they are not outliers.

They're more common than you think, right? And if you don't believe it, how about being a white Caucasian woman, go live in Bradford. This is the huge problem is that they will, people are more, people are more worried about calling people racist than actually dealing with the issues.

Do you know what I mean? Like, it's like, you're more worried about the words you say than the actions you see. Now, like, I'm not, like, I'm not, and down and people going out and rioting and burning shit up, like it's just, it is what it is. But like, I'm more concerned that your man nearly got his head decapitated.

And you are choosing to use your news outlet to, you know, call everyone in the country a racist for, for a couple hundred people going out and breaking shit up over anger. It happens time and time again in Ireland. It happened in city west. It happened in Newtown. It happened in some place up. in dairy as well, I think it was.

Like it's, it's just a common, it's just a repeated pattern over and over again is that, you know, their policies, create people coming into the country and, um, doing crimes that wouldn't be associated with our culture. People get,

I'm rip out because they're, you know, they feel voiceless. So then they start to, um, you know, break shit up. And then the mainstream media try to cover that and then paint these people

or paint all people who have dissent against your policy as racist. and you know they're actually they're licking their lips and rubbing their hands when they actually see people go out into the streets and break shit up because now they can they can deflect from their policies and onto the people that are you know cause in crime so

this is where I have like avoiding the system right so like I've got everything else that will make sense right we understand we've got corrupt politicians pushing policies that are actually weakening nations allowing mass illegal immigration you know perpetuating you know perpetuating and then trying to cover it up in the mainstream media,

so on and so forth, all makes it all that's super cool. One thing that's super positive line for every, a super positive line for anyone listening is the mainstream media has lost and is continuing to lose its way, right? Especially with the older generation starting to phase out, the news generation. Yeah.

And the generation is coming in and thinking a bit more. This is beautiful to see, right? But this is the part that bugs me. And you can help me out here is, there's a space, right, between that, which is this is happening. And whoever introduced said policy is fully, you will have a political aid, right? People will be telling you stuff, okay, fully aware that this is a direct byproduct, right, of the policy that this person introduced.

Yeah. Now, let's put us off, it's nearly impossible, but let's give it a go, put us off in this person's shoes, and let's pretend that there's a moral compass of some sort. I guess that's probably a bit of a far reach. But you didn't see that and you know, well, that's partly me to blame here. And then you cover it rather than, if you had the power to introduce it, you have potential power to at least aid in fixing it. But you cover it.

You hide. You deceive. And then you saw division. now a house divider cannot stand and if you want all people on side minus a few outliers bringing people together as a smarter fucking move from if we're looking at the attainment of political power yeah well it would always make sense to change the policy but they won't change the policy instead they'll do what they're doing in the UK now and they'll just change the prime minister and pretend that things are changing that's why that's why that's why the UK

have had seven seven different prime ministers in 10 years is because they're not changing policy. It's the same. It's bad. Yeah, whether it's labor or conservatives, it's just the same policy with a different face on it. And I think the reason that they won't change their policy is because, you know, it's, they don't have the incentive to. The incentive is to stay on course and continue to be a career politician.

And, you know, this is that's the question. They're there. Right there, what you said. Sorry to interrupt you, but this is what I'm curious about is staying on course for what? Like, you're seeing your own people in my own people in the way. your own people implode and collapse. Yes, your coffers may be getting fuller, but at some point those people

are going to knock on your door because you're sort of public figurehead. Yeah, but I would imagine that it's just a live in a bubble. But how can you be that blind? Yeah. On your, and I mean it, like, okay, I get being blind to maybe, like, small outbursts here and there

as someone who's a Machiavellian and political. But when it's happened, happening like on the streets of London. You know what I mean? Or on the streets of Belfast. That's a capital city, bro. Yeah, but these people don't. These people drive straight past like, you know,

the people who know this a first right are going to be working class towns. Because that's... I thank God for the working class people. So, yeah. And so it is a class issue at the end of the day as well, more so than like a political issue. It's like, you know, most people, who you live in these working class towns,

see it, see their, see their communities changing. So they, they feel it on a, on an experience level before they even have data to prove this. And of course we have data to prove this. They're just trying to hide the data. And then when you challenge it, they call a hate speech and that's why, like you said, is that, you know,

the boomers are gonna be phasing out. Most of the, most of Gen X are getting there, and Gen Z are getting their, not Gen X, Gen Z, are getting their information through independent news. They're getting it from social media. That's what you're getting from... Like Nick Fuentes and people like that.

Do you see what I mean? Yeah, but exactly. So what, but the problem is now, they know that they're not getting the same numbers as people are getting on X, right? So what's the next solution? So now that anyone that has any dissent for the government, they call a hate speech and they're trying to push

that through the bill as well so that they can basically shut down social media for everybody. And they're going to start with, 16s and then they're going to make their way up to adults as well because you know you're going to have to be able to give some debt there's not going to be any privacy if if they're able to push through that you know you are social media ban for under 16s okay but so if you want to get on social media you have to identify yourself somehow well if the kids have to

identify themselves so will the adults and now if you're an adult on social media if you're a political commentator and you were you know give them push back to any anything that the government say, you know, now they have you on file and they can, they can silence you. And so if they, they're, they're desperate to get, that's why they're, that's why Elon Musk, who was absolutely loved up until he started, you know, pushing back on a lot of the policies that they're, they're providing. And he created, you know, X to be able to say what you want, when you want, and basically saving free speech. That's why they, they, they, they, they hate them so much and they're desperate to, to get these things shut down so they can control

the narrative again because they're not controlling the narrative true mainstream media. Yeah, but if you look at, if you look at, let's say, all social media platforms when it comes to media like that, free speech to be specific, X is at the front. Yeah, of course. But this is the thing. Of course. Of course. So this is why it's so frustrating is Europe it does not need to feel bad for being Europe.

You don't need to feel bad for being white. Right? You've done amazing things. You don't need to feel bad for being black either. You don't need to feel bad for being freaking purple. Right. But the problem that we are having is there's a giant division.

They first use race. Now race doesn't really work as well. Right? Now they're trying to use religious ethics. Well, to put a blunt. think this is how it works. Europe is a Judeo-Christian nation, simple.

It's built on those values. Anything antithetical to those values is going to lead to the downfall of, if said, civilization, whether you like it or not, okay? And go have a look at some of the architecture in your cities. It is stunning and it is beautiful and deserves to be preserved, right?

But they constantly will, and again, and this is why I think the Bible is just so cool, bro. It's like, it just preempts everything. Because it literally highlights how dissension is shown in the book of judges. It's like this is how you set up a government properly to ethically run things, you know,

a democratic society in which people can actually, you know, do it and vote and care, etc. And it makes it so clear that when division is sewn, there's an attainment of power without the caring of the people. Right? And the Bible's like, if that happens, overthrow your government go for it

because they don't care about you you know what I mean and this is a frustrating part because you know who I saw running for I think he's running for office of some sort is Anne Middleton yes he's for London of mayor I think Mayor of London

Mayor of London I think you'd be a great mayor you know and it's not about it's about the preservation of your own civilization society and people that doesn't mean destroy everything else, but it does mean stand up. And there's a line, and those lines have been consistently crossed, and you have every right to stand up and say this is bold. You have every single right to do so. You know, I am, yes, a turn the other cheat Christian, but, you know, I'm a so Christian

from down the way, you know, you know, blessed be the Lord my rock, trains my hands for battle and fingers for war. So the point I'm trying to make is there's nothing wrong with standard. If you can see clear injustice, rape gangs, bro, like clear injustice. And you see, you see, that the people, the governing body are not doing anything about it, you have every right to say something. The fact that it's being hindered, right, is a clear reflection of the same policies introduced in communist Russia. Like similar, like political correctness is a Russian term.

It was coined by the, I think it was KGB or FSB at the time, to stop any political opponent from commentating against another political party. Right? And what do we have now? what's it called now it's not called political correctness it's called um hate speech hate speech yeah hate speech like if i don't like you i can't tell you hate speech or misinformation but they won't give you the actual information they won't this is my place they don't they don't trust you especially in ireland they won't trust you with the data they won't give you

they won't give you crime by ethnicity they won't you know they won't give you in terms of housing you know who's getting the housing first and all this stuff so you're not able to handle that that information we don't want to play to play to play the other side of the fence but poke holes in this if you want because i want you to poke holes in it right i'm just trying to be a bit of a philosopher here cynic yeah there is probably a part of uh let's let's just pretend that it's morally intact although i doubted part of the government that may be like if we do release this data to the masses then everyone's targeted so for example um there was a group sweep through, I think it was Belfar somewhere in Ireland,

and they were just kicking everyone up, burning everything. Which is like, fair enough, I'm being dead serious, what I just said. Fair enough, if people want to riot, you can riot,

I'm not going to stand in your way. Oh, yeah, no, I don't think you should be given out where people are living. I mean, like, in terms of, like,

social housing, in terms of social housing, they won't. Because if you docks people, then you're going to get some adsbole. Yeah, no, no, of course.

Of course. No, like, I don't believe in that at all. Like, every, every person should be protected under the law and I and you shouldn't privacy yeah 100% but in terms in terms of the Irish government they won't tell you so

it's social housing who gets housing first is a you know is an Irish is a you know so they they won't give you that information because it's they don't give them the information because we all know what the information is it's the same with the pull system in Ireland which is basically you know crime statistics and they won't tell you the ethnicity of certain groups causing certain crimes, whether that's, you know, sexual assault, whatever it is. And there's a reason they won't do that, even though in Denmark there's a, they're the only ones to do it correctly where they show exactly crime by ethnicity and shock horror, the people who are committing the most crimes, you know, there is a

disproportion of people from certain, you know, ethnic backgrounds and different different cultures, and it's not European culture, put it that way. So he's referring to people from the Arabian Peninsula. There's a case, let's just be straight, right? There's a difference in culture, right? And if it can't assimilate, then it doesn't work. Simple. It's the same.

It's the same. It's the crime comes from the same places that if you go on to SkyScanner and say that you're going to fly over there, it will have a little writing underneath saying, please be careful of flying to this country as crime rate is excessively high. so they're warning you not to go over to these countries and yet they're sending mass groups of them over to your country make it make sense but I wanted to that's insane actually it's such a good if you if like logically it just it doesn't make sense but I wanted to I wanted to stick on the rape gang inquiry because I actually wanted to read out these testimonials and now they're

a big graphic and stuff like that for people listening but I think it's really important that we do go through them and so you actually get an idea of the of the the the nature of these crimes because i get an idea of the pain does yes i i think i think if you when you hear stats yeah when you hear stats you can hear like 250 000 and then you can move on but like when you actually hear what some of these young girls have gone through it's like how can you not be full of rage like how can you just you know go on with it with your day and just you know scroll past and like not actually care about this it's it's just insane So I'll go through five of them with you, all right?

So this is a Rotterdam area testimony. So one survivor described being 12 to 13 when groomed and raped. An abuser took her to a location, raped her, and then forced an empty bottle of Jack Daniels and cider, breaking the glass and causing severe internal injuries. This exemplifies the brutal violence and dehumanization beyond grooming, with victims being treated as disposable objects, long-term impacts including chronicle, physical pain,

sexual dysfunction and deep psychological scarring. Another one from Oldham, raped by hundreds of men over the years. So several victims reported being passed around by networks and raped by 600 to 700 different men over three to five years, starting as young as 11. One was targeted at 11. in 1997, abused by hundreds, including in taxis from care homes and sometimes chose single abuse,

sometimes chose single abuse by corrupt officers to avoid larger gang attacks. This scale of trafficking and severe violation led to pregnancies, miscarriages, STDs, heroin addiction, self-harm and suicide attempts. Many felt authorities viewed them as child prostitutes rather than victims. So the social workers were bringing them over to houses to be gang raped. Police officers were raping these young women themselves. Another one. So the Jay reports all cases, brutal violence, threats and family intimidation.

So girls were gang raped, beaten, burned with cigarettes and threatened with guns and knives. One case involved a child being held down with multiple men raping her early and families faced into his. intimidation, e.g. threats to siblings via text. Victims were trafficked to other cities. Yeah, and a lot of them were just called white trash and they were burnt with an M sign from Muslim as well. Pregnancy, abortion and ongoing exploitation. So in one document pattern, a 12, 13 year old became pregnant by an abuser, faced pressure and had an abortion. girls were forced to watch rapes by others or participate abusers used boyfriends grooming to introduce friends and violence survivors like sammy woodhouse described years of manipulation having a child with an abuser and authorities later approaching the rapist about the child's life um so yeah just just heinous essentially and then the last one i'll give you as well

So some accounts detailed girls being caged, forced into degrading acts, including with animals in extreme claims, so basically having dogs raped them. Burnt cigarettes extinguished on them, even infants. So even infants were getting cigarettes burnt out on them. Racial religious slurs framed as white girls or as lower value. One testimony highlighted a pregnant girl and extreme group abuse at this level of seduce. at this level of sedaism cause survivors

to describe feeling subhuman leading to lifelong mental health crises, inability to form normal relationships and activism

borne out of despair for a lot of people who spoke up about it. I think it's important to be a little bit silent off to that so people can sit with it. Yeah.

And your boy C.S. Lewis said it best, Christian man. God permits monsters he permits men to end them. And I'm going to actually not veer away from the rape gangs,

but actually tell every single person who's listening, you live in a Christian country. You don't have to be Christians, you know what's right and wrong. You don't have to be enlightened. But you have to understand that to be a Christian means to stand against injustice. No, it doesn't mean to pray for him and, you know, just hope they get better.

Of course, you can pray for their repentance. But if you see injustice, do something about it. I mean it, you know, in my personal opinion, and I've had, I can't get into how, but with regard to sexual assault, I'm very, I've been exposed to it, me directly through people very close to me, not family, so nothing like that. But it's very

hard to actually articulate what damage just sexual assault in and of itself does. To that degree, like a sexual assault and other self causes irreparable damage. It's the whole point of it. It's psychological more than it is physical. But that kind of. But that kind of. kind of damage. And anyone hearing this, you need to understand it is not a privilege for you to stand against this. It is a duty. And you have a duty to do it, especially any boys and men who are listening. And that doesn't mean could be violent, right? Further requires no explanation of tempered with discipline, right? So every brave man is measured by self-restraint. But you need to speak up around injustice man because as men and for any woman listening like as men our job is to

protect you and the powers that be have failed you and i am actually very sorry to hear that and there's been many a time where i've had to listen and i could have done something and i wanted to and i've been told i can't otherwise i end up in a place where i'm not allowed to be etc with stuff like this And you've got to take a stand. I'm sick and tired of everyone saying, oh, you know, I don't care if the majority of the rape gangs were freaking purple or freaking Chinese or were Korean, right, or were Brazilian. I don't care.

I don't care. Take a stand. There's a reason that this is. This is the cognitive dissonance, isn't it? It's like, you know, you have the data there. to suggest that, you know, whatever it is, I think 74% Pakistani men. But that's, you're not allowed to speak about that because that's racist. But Muhammad was a pedophile.

I've debated many people on this. Look, I have one of my actual white Thai coach, Muslim, and I love him, right? But Aisha was six when he married her. He was in his 50s. He consummated the marriage at 9. And when you are asked you justify that, they say sexual maturity. Sexual maturity in women doesn't really occur until the ages of probably about 14 to 15, right, or 13 to 15. So to sit there and say it was consummated when she was sexually mature is incorrect.

And the point I'm making it, that is a religious practice that has been practiced by your prophet. Right? You are going to see it as holy. And I said this on threads the other day, which is there is no mercy for a man who believes your destruction is holy. there is no quarter and if they believe that to be the case then they're going to act it out they're going to do it and you've got to understand you need to stand on the right side of the fence here bro and the right side of the fence in my opinion is christ is jesus and is god and they're no two ways about it and i'm tired sick and tired of dancing around that subject because if you get

any rabbit hole it's jesus at the end of the day this is why when when we talk about the the immigration debate, I think people always get it wrong because they're always talking about skin color when it's culture. It's culture and culture is, cultures downstream from obviously religion as well. All cultures aren't created equally. All right, that's why we see in Afghanistan and places like that. You know, girls as young as six being married off and, you know, having absolutely no rights.

Have you seen the dancing boys of Afghanistan or dancing boys of Iraq and Netflix? No, I don't think so. Okay, go watch it. You'll be shocked. Yeah. you'll be shocked. But this is what I'm saying. So like, and you actually,

there's a really like disturbing video as well of one of the, like, and I think it's important that we say most of the, most of the people, the grooming gangs that are involved in this have been arrested and there had been justice, but there hasn't been justice for a lot of the social workers, the police, the teachers,

and the politicians who looked the other way. And the only reason that this was able to go on so long is because there was a rot in the institutions long before the crimes were happening. Yeah, it was allowed to fester, exactly. And that's what happens as well. Is that like when you turn the other cheek to, you know, terrible crimes like this, they continue to happen

and, you know, innocent people continue to be punished because you won't punish criminals. Yeah, you could look at the song of David, mate. Have you read the Psalm of David? No. Okay. Psalm of David is like, you know, it's so beautiful. You know the classic saying from the Psalm, Hallelujah, which is David played a chord and he pleased the Lord, right?

David is what they call it, a man up to gods and heart, slayed Goliath, absolute monster, cool. In the Psalms, it's so gentle and so sweet. And then he just turns and he goes, destroy your enemies, chase them until they are absolute dust. You know, and the point I'm making with that is I'm not trying to warmonger, but I'm trying to say that you need. to stand up at some point, right? Jesus stood up to the Pharisees, didn't he? He stood up to Rome. He said, no. And at some point, you've got to ask yourself, look, your soul, of King Baldwin, right, your soul is your keeping alone. You know, so you need to do something about that. And when I say, do something about it. I mean, stand up talk. You use your voice. You have it there for a reason.

You're a human being, a sovereign individual. You know this is wrong. You don't have to try defuted and defend it with the color of their skin. The color of their skin doesn't mean jack shit. Rape you raped a little girl. The color of your skin, so? Like, what about that poor girl in America who got stowed on a bus?

Oh, the Ukrainian girl. The Ukrainian girl, right? The Ukrainian girl was stabbed on a bus by some black dude. And they're going to go, oh, and I'm like, I'm sorry, but that's what happened. But see, this is the whole point. It's like, when George, when there was the George Floyd incident, they literally burned down cities and then

police took knees right and now with the riots that are going on with the death of that little kid you got stabbed by that seat guy the police are not fighting the people yeah explain that one yeah and I think that this all comes down to incensives and institutions

it's like they have they have a political ideology which is that they hate they hate their own and that you know they have this white guilt and they need to be you know inclusive and divers and allow as many people into their country

and create this utopia that's not real. White Knight syndrome, bro, too. Yeah. And then innocent people suffer because for 50 years, you were afraid to call out, you know, heinous crimes because you were afraid you were going to be called racist

or Islamophobic or whatever it is. And if you are a Muslim, you should be 10 times as angry. You should be furious if you have a moral compass because now all your people are getting in a bad rep and unfortunately they earn it so if you are one of the good ones

you should you should be up in arms for example Ahmed my coach furious he's like what a disgusting representation of my belief system but this this this also comes down to also like obviously you're going to have individual cases of you know people who are great people from

from any culture and and different religions but it is in the indoctrination and you had one of the one of the one of the one of the one of the grooming gang um perpetrators who got arrested he was anyway he he he raped uh one of the working class uh victims why victims and uh they were interviewing his dad and uh they were like oh do you have any remorse for this young girl who was raped and stuff like that And he was like, like there was no, he, he didn't put any of the responsibility on his son. He goes, oh, yeah, the, you know, the institutions should have been looking after her and stuff like that. The police should have been, you know, taking her. He never, like, he put, and she shouldn't have been out.

He, he basically flipped the conversation to put the blame on the victim rather than his son who was raping that young woman. because in their culture, you know, these women are second-class citizens anyway. Yes. And if anyone disagrees, gore to the crop. Yeah. Okay, if you disagree with that, go read the Hiddiz.

If you disagree with that, message me because I've read them all. I've read it all. And it is evident. And I'm not sorry to be honest, to tell the truth. I'm tired of apologising about it. I'm sorry.

I don't care. Right? At the end of the day, let me repeat my son. of young little children are being raped, being put in cages and treated like dogs and being raped with animals. Guys, girls, whoever's listening, I hope that sends shivers down your spine, not out of fear, but out of some kind of righteous indignation to do the right thing. To just stand up. And you know what? Do you know how hard it is as a victim of sexual assault, like someone who's

been sexually assaulted for them to actually talk about it. Because the police, and I can't sit here vouch for or against how they have to do it, but they have to reenact what happened in order to get the most accurate picture. And these are young children having to do this vivid memory recall of something that their mind probably can't process and has actually fully repressed, right, to a point where it just comes out in certain tics, anxious behavior, self-harm, sexual desensitization, or whatever it may be. So don't do the victims, the injustice of not hearing their testimony, as painful as it may

be. And listen, my stomach turns, bro. It's like, if there's a button you want to push with me, it's that one, that and animals and kids, you know, and you kind of hit kids and girls in the same pile there. So you've got to understand that we're not, Carl is not reading this to you to freak you out. to you for you to understand the gravity and reality of the situation that you are living in, then you can

change that. That's your call. That's your decision, right? The power always has and always will lie with the people. Now, the question is, are the people still the people? Are the people still Irish? Are the people still English? If they're not, then guess what?

You can scream and shout at all you want, their children will still be getting raped. But this is what it pisses me off the most is that, okay, like you said, predators are going to be predators and they need to be arrested and they need to be thrown in jail. You know, the, the institutions, I think the death penalty for rape of any kind, should be capital punishment.

And I'd like to make that clear. And like on top of that, right? So you have, you have that, which like, yeah, like punish crime. Like it shouldn't be, we shouldn't even need to have this conversation. Punish crime. The institutions have let them down. The criminals are who they are, they're scum.

But for me, the most irritating thing is that the actual people the people who still you know look the other way the ones that are saying not all men but always a man you know um like talking about how um they like the feminists who constantly talk about um sexual assault and you know they'll they'll get as angry as they can online about accusations about Donald Trump and sexual harassment but then when you have mass rape of working class white women, 250,000 victims, and you don't say a peep. You, you, you just ignore that.

Like, the inconsistency, the inconsistency there is unbelievable. It's unbelievable. And, you know, again, people, people may lynch me for saying this, but there is a silver lining, right? There, and I'm going to, I'm going to try, quote the book of Isaiah. he said is everyone knows the famous quote from fury right where he's like you know whom shall i send send me right but it goes a little bit further than that it says send me into the darkness send me into the storm send me to where light is needed most now you're called to be light you're called to be

the light in the dark and the reason why i'm saying there's a silver lining here is the deep of the darkness the bright of the light is they're shining you've got a clear antithesis of evil here guys girls like it couldn't be clearer 250,000 plus young girls and women were raped by gangs it was a coordinated business for five decades to be precise that's the anticip that is that is an epitome of true evil and malevolence in life like what other barometer do you need it's clear as day morally speaking you've got to do something about this And when I say I got to do something about this, could we start changing with you?

Maybe something happened to you and you didn't speak. Okay, I totally get. And I genuinely mean that's, I totally get it. But maybe you should for the sake of someone else. This is a big thing in Brazilian jih Tjitsu at the moment. Massive, right? There's a lot of sexual assault claims coming out. And when I'll talk to the girls at BJJ,

if they feel uncomfortable rolling with certain guys, I say, call it out straight away. Don't call out. They're going to go back. That could just be like, I'm not going near him. I don't want to roll with him. Right? because you're in a sport

where you're literally like on top of one another but how many women are like I'm afraid to say it don't be do not be safe but you know what I'll have pushback on that right is that and it's not pushback but it's like there has been victims speaking about this for decades

and when they're brave enough to speak out about it what happens is they get either ignored by the police they get sent back by the police they get ignored by the teachers they get ignored by the social workers, they're called child prostitutes because, and they, like, the amount of levels of letdown that you have to go through in order to keep this going is, it's insane. Like the amount of people that would have had to let you down so that, like, like, in a, in a,

in a good world, you tell one person what's going on and then it's, it's sort of like that. And justice is given straight away. But it's not. It was constant whistleblower after whistleblower after whistleblower, losing jobs, losing their career, being silenced. And then the victims being, you know, victimized even more, not only through physical acts, but also true being ignored. In my honest opinion, you're totally correct. And I want to put this into perspective, the despair one must feel for humanity. must be beyond intense

and I still think the right thing to do is to talk and you may be let down sorry if you or you are but keep doing it and it's probably harder every single time I know trust me I understand but keep doing it keep doing it

you will grow in bravery you will not reduce in fear but I promise you eventually you'll come across of someone who will hear you right and if they don't take to the skies you've got social media if you need it but what i will make funnly clear is any victim of sexual assault do you know what they hate the most any woman who claims they've been sexually assaulted because they're out of a relationship but they don't like someone and i know this because actually chatting with the girl the other day

who was telling me this she was like those women are the biggest bottleneck it's not actually man. It's actually a lot of women false claiming. Now, these are women who are legitimately claiming and they're being ignored, bro. Yeah. But completely ignored and then and then furthermore silence. And the question I have is, so the report's out now. What next? Yeah. Yeah. What next? Well, what's going to happen now? Because how many days it's been out for? A week. But I mean, it's been these or these case studies. Like I was sharing these case studies like six months ago. I think it's just being officially released last week the entire documentation.

But like as that's being released by Rupert Lowe, like, you know, they have a new person in Labour stepping up as the Prime Minister who, you know, essentially is probably involved in this to some degree as well, ignored it from the Manchester

area. I think anyone who was in Labour or the Conservative Party or majority of them, they would have had to, because it was going on, in so many towns across the UK that, you know, there was no way that, you know, it could, it didn't come across your table at some point. And you and you actively chose to ignore because it wasn't part of your party's policy and, you know, it would, it would interfere in,

in what you needed to do in order to climb the ladder. I think the rock goes even deeper. And what I mean by going deeper is I don't think it's one party, bro. I think they are backbenchers and both parties. Yeah, no, that's what I mean. So the Conservatives and the Labour. Prince William or the pervert, right?

The nonce. Prince Andrews. Chris Andrew, right? Like, I think when it comes to sexual sedition, especially when it's young girls, you'll be surprised that the biggest consumer of child pornography in the world is the United States.

you'll be surprised by the kind of scum that do it. And it's not your, you'll got a scum. It's your, I've got too much money, too much wealth, too much hedonism and too much power. What's the next kick?

Yeah. That's, that's, that's, that's you glancing into the eyes of true evil. Yeah. And I think it's not, I think 100% a,

we can, we can put a shitload of blame on the current party, political party and power, for literally covering it up. But I think that, this rot goes deep. And I think there's going to be a few politicians who are going to be loud about it

and be like, we need to do something about this. But I think this rot is so deep. Well, you know that they don't want to talk about it because they literally voted no about doing a national investigation into it. So Rupert Lowe is.

That is so mad. Like, why would you not? So because Rupert Lowe was the only one out of them, like he's the only anti-establishment. party that there is. And, you know, it's, it's quite clear that because it had to be independently funded, it's because you're the, if it's, if it's, if it's, if it's being independently funded and you don't want it to be funded and you don't want people to be snooping in,

it's because you have something to hide. 100%. Like, if you didn't have something to hide, you'd be at the forefront of the spear. Absolutely. Why? People's jam. Like, it's a no brainer. Oh, right?

There was a huge mass scandal of. child sexual exploitation. Why would you not want that investigated? Here's a trick, right? For any aspiring politician, here's how to be really fucking smart. How about instead of running it under the covers, be the person who's like,

oh, this just got released, I'm going to lead the charge in the investigation for it and actually bring some damn justice. You'll be surprised by how many people will tune in on your end of the spectrum. Because it's the same with, for example, the Polish borders are, right?

Everyone's like, he's racist. No, he's not. He's just anti-illegal. immigration. So he's like if you're an illegal immigrant, come across this fence, this is exact what's going to happen. Yeah, well, that's, that's, that's essentially what restore, the restore party is. So they've, they've, they've been the main leader in, in, in doing this independent investigation. And, you know, they want, what is a middleton part of? I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure if he's independent or what, but, um, yeah, it's, it's, it's pretty, it's pretty haunting, I think. Um, I think it's, it's weird is that it's, that

still even taboo to talk about in certain circles, but I suppose this is the world that we live in. And I suppose these are the conversations that we want to have because they're important. If anyone is trying to have this conversation in the appropriate environment, obviously, and it's taboo, you are amongst the poor company. Yeah. Yes. You're just amongst poor company.

Because if something's so morally skewed, is deemed inappropriate to talk about because it sheds light on on justice you're in the wrong wrong circle whoever that may be right so that does happen i just understand you may be surrounded about people who don't seem to be what they actually are yeah and um just understand everyone listening that the politicians are inherently macabalian they always will be and if anyone doesn't know what that means i've said it to call a million times he's probably going to come if you're saying it, go read the prince, understand what you're actually dealing with. And if you see injustice, this clearly, do something about it.

And the beautiful thing about this, guys, it goes, I generally want to kind of want to make a positive part of a negative here, dog, is that when darkness is that clear, there's an equal and opposing force of life. And you can see it clearly in Christianity. You can see it clearly in that growth and in Jesus. And if you're like, what do you mean? well if you want to know what true love is go go look at the crucifixion for example so the darker things get with regard to the epstein with regards to these grooming gangs with regard to what we're seeing

in the world understand the light is going to be brighter and if you're the opportunity to be light think about it in a world full of darkness with people who are afraid people who are cowards people who are scared be the one who's the light like do it because you know what you're in a world now where it'll be genuinely deeply appreciated and if it's shat-on guess what you know you do it in the right thing. You'll probably know you're in the right. If the mainstream is against it, you'll probably go on up to the correct alley.

All right. Well, look, we'll leave it there. We are back with a bang, and we'll obviously have more uncomfortable conversations like this. And if you enjoyed it, if you liked the conversation, make sure you subscribe, make sure you like.

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