An ongoing outrage

It's only taken twenty years to highlight the problems of grooming young girls by male Muslims of Pakistani descent. It would still be going on without the efforts from patriotic and nationalist groups to highlight this abuse. Even now the state still attempts to accuse such groups of racism and extremism and would still be attempting to use its agents to cover up the story if it could.
Mail.

Social workers knew for six years that a teenage mother, murdered for bringing shame on the families of two Pakistani men who had used her for sex, was at clear risk from predatory Asian gangs.
Laura Wilson, 17, from Rotherham had been groomed by a string of British Pakistanis before she was stabbed and thrown into a canal to die for informing her abusers' families of the sexual relationships.
Her killer Ashtiaq Asghar, who was 18 at the time, was given a life sentence and will serve a minimum of 17-and-a-half years after he pleaded guilty to murdering Laura in October 2010.
But it has now emerged that Rotherham County Council's social services were well aware she was at risk and had received information about certain adults suspected of targeting her from the age of 11.
Last week the council's Safeguarding Children Board published a serious case review but key passages which reveal they knew she was at particular risk from 'Asian men' had been blocked out with black lines. 

There's that 'Asian men' line again, which is code for Muslim males of Pakistani descent. Even now despite the complaints from various other 'Asians' about the MSM and the powers that be's use of the catch all term.
The only reason I can see for social services allowing this abuse and hiding it away from the rest of us is that a) They thought it might be construed as racist and b) It was 'cultural' and the politically correct thing to do was ignore it.
Problem being it is cultural and the majority culture and the vast majority of minority cultures find it abhorrent to say the least. Yet the state and the servants of the state tried to cover it up even encouraging more immigration from this subculture and giving it protected status from criticism from the majority mainstream despite its appalling record of misogyny, terrorism, cruelty and sheer barbarism.
There is no place for people in this country who abuse young girls, systematically or individually, there is no room for their religion which condones it and no room for those who believe that hiding the truth is the way to deal with it.
Sooner or later if this matter is not resolved properly and the rug lifted to expose the dirt and corruption there will be a bloodbath of a revolution.
Mark my words.