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Crimes in remote communities are being ignored like Muslim rape gangs

25 January 2025

9:00 AM

25 January 2025

9:00 AM

When Musk claimed that, ‘The snivelling cowards who allowed the mass rape of little girls in Britain are still in power… for now’, he must have known that his inflammatory remarks would inevitably reignite the debate about Pakistani Muslim gangs grooming and raping young working-class white girls.

Predictably, the response to Musk’s outrageous comments was divided along the left/right political boundary. Kemi

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