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Clicked on the video at work and forgot to turn my volume down and all of a sudden "HEY YOU!!" Hahaha Everyone stood up and looked around. Barak Allah feel bro lol

Mr. Mohammed Hijab, I am commenting to ask you as a knowledgeable and skillful representative of Islam to debate a guy whose name is "Sam Shamoun". This guy is offending and mocking the religion of Islam by debating against normal Muslims who have a lack of knowledge and skills to debate against him, I am kindly requesting you to debate this guy and make him to feel that he is destroyed. I just cannot see how this guy with such a high amount of knowledge debating Muslims with a not enough of knowledge to debate. The comments that i saw are crazy so i had to text

Md.Hijab can you make a video on Harris Sultan? Harris is a close friend of Tommy Robinson and they've made several videos together. They both love to mock the deen together

To the urgent attention of the entire religious intellectual political and social leadership of the entire Muslim world. The time for the unity of Ummah is now. Act now The sectarian disunity and chaos in and of the Ummah has been riling me intensely for a long time. I've been thinking of means and a process to totally unite the Ummah despite the faith based sectarian divisions and differences - by a process of respecting the sectarian divisions and differences. Not bad mouthing or ridiculing or being violent to each other and without being judgemental or the need to accept each other’s dividing differences by any of the sects of the differences of the other sect/ sects The maturity and scholarship of the US imams in the networked masjids and US based Islamic scholars and thinkers, gives me the hope of initiating and starting a movement to the exalted aim of achieving total unity of Ummah eventually Insha Allah - sooner than later. Allahu Akbar I have my own humble and insignificant thinking articulated here as my input towards the exalted goal and sincerely hope by Allah's grace and help InshaAllah as it's metaphorically said a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single small step. It's my humble supplication and hope it is of every muslim too to Allah swt to inspire and guide us towards the goal - InshaAllah The ENTIRE AND THE ABSOLUTE UNITY of the ENTIRE UMMAH - The great need of NOW than BEFORE Is it not? -- Islam is all about making the life of ordinary Muslims attractive enough to create a want, a longing and strong desire in others to be like them by the strength of their character, ethics, being just in justice, rule of law and many other universally accepted as best in human conduct embodied in the character and the last sermon of our dear prophet Muhammad SAS - uniting every person in the Ummah as just Muslims - not Sunnis, Shia and many more we unfortunately are today Why then have we so many and vast majority of Muslims divided themselves into "sects" detesting each other and calling each other kafireen - bad mouthing and violent to each other that appears to make mockery of Islam as if Islam itself is their enemy and yet professing to be soaking deep in it in a way their own brand of Islam is far superior to any of the other's Can we START A MOVEMENT for all the sects bad mouthing each other and keeping a vast amount of distance between themselves and vitriolic and violent to each other, to come to common terms between all of them - accepting nothing of the the other sect's differences but respecting their diverse viewpoints and differences - United under one single banner of SHAHADA and the other common 4 pillars - respecting , though not accepting each other's faith based differences - uniting every sect under the one single banner - THE UBIQUITOUS SHAHADA - ASHHADU ANLLAILAHA ILLALLAH. UNITING 2 BILLION FAITHFULS UNDER ONE SINGLE BANNER KEEPING ASIDE THE DIFFERENCES WITHOUT ACCEPTING THEM - NOT CREATING ENMITY AND CONFLICTS - BUT RESPECTING THEM. The Quranic offer to the unbelievers of coming to common terms between them and us appears to be in extreme urgency to apply to us Muslims more now than before, while continuing the Islamic invite to others as well. Kindly spread this message to all the masjids, scholars thinkers and Muslim political heads in the US and throughout the world

Damn too late hahaha

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She’s here

Who that

A few std’s though

​@@indefenceofthetraditionalmadon't forget the LSD

Not even Sats 😂😂😂

Take off the aluminum hat Son of God does not mean that God has a child in Christianity! *what a mistake in the Qur'an!*

*what a mistake in the Qur'an!* Allah himself testifies that he has a son and he is the son as Christians understand it! Only the Koran writer was too ignorant to know what Son of God means! Allah's word which created everything is Allah himself too! *The Word Allahs which created everything is the Son of God according to Christianity!*

Him and Jordan Mossaderson both

Even his name is f4k3

@@TruRedCRIME 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣

stephen "mossad" yaxley-lennon is his real name

'THE ENGLISH MESSIAH' so called brave EXPERT on Islam' Tommy Robinson did not take part in the panel of 6 people ALL EUROPEANS (including himself) in the debate 'Does Islam Clash With British Values' (available to watch on KZfaq), Tommy Robinson being a hooligan can only challenge people with 'MOB INTIMIDATION' but never with a FULLY FLEDGE DEBATE, ask him, Why? Hint, he has no ACADEMIC STANDARD to have a proper LENGHTY CIVILISED DEBATE. Christian God Jesus Old Testament YAHWEH wanted 32 VIRGINS for himself as WAR BOOTY (precedent in the BIBLE of Isaac marrying a 3 YEAR OLD PREPUBESCENT Rebekah). These are the JUDEO-CHRISTIAN TRADITIONS UK, EUROPE & USA was founded on. Fighting PAEDOPHILIA ENDORSING USA's WARS, NO THANK YOU. Go on ANSWERING CHRISTIANITY website to EDUCATE YOURSELF about BIBLICAL IMMORAL TEACHINGS. In the US over 200k children married off between 2000 - 2015. Many States had no minimum age of marriage and young age of marriage until late, Europe was no different until late 19th Century. WE FIGHT WARS for the PAEDOPHILIA ENDORSING U.S.A. Search 200,000 children married off in the US, The Independent. 'THE ENGLISH MESSIAH' Tommy Robinson who never CHALLENGES & INTIMIDATES WHITE PAEDOPHILES & WHITE PAEDOPHILE RINGS, who TURNS THE BLIND EYE to WHITE SEXUAL ABUSERS, DON'T CARE what that RACIST has to say. WHITE PEOPLE are BIGGEST VICTIMS due to INACTION from people like him, NO THANK YOU. Get the SUPPORTERS of Tommy Robinson to FUND his trip to INDIA & U.S.A to to DEBASE the MORAL of the PROPONENTS of these CHILD MARRIAGES & CHILD PORNOGRAPHY! Abdullah Al Andalusi of MUSLIM DEBATE INITIATIVE, SCHOOLS RACISTS TIME & TIME AGAIN, NO WONDER Tommy Robinson PULLED OUT of the DEBATE 'Does Islam Clash With British Values' (available on KZfaq), because he knows a PROPER LENGHTY DEBATE will EXPOSE his LIES.

​@jamiehoran3901 what's his name?

​@jamiehoran3901 lol it is? Why is it because it's written as Hegab and not Hijab? You do know Hegab and Hijab are the same words spelt in the same exact way and mean the exact same things right? Egyptians write Hegab because that's how they pronounce "Hijab".

@@istagfar7705 wouldn't even matter since the name is the same in Arabic It's like mohammed Vs muhammad

@@user-op8fg3ny3j Yep

@@jamiehoran3901 You've embarrassed yourself you fool. Now go sit at the kids table little one.

Yeah but watch burka on the pads guys a stiff idiot who’d get folded easily 😂😂😂😂

@@pashagymlife977 do you also love Mohammed raping little children. Do u enjoy young boys being molested in the Middle East in the name of Islam too ?

@@pashagymlife977 your prophet is a child rapist 😅😅😅😅 love it bro

@@pashagymlife977 your prophet molests helpless kids 😅😅😅😅

Mimi jihab 😂😂gets happy when we see the cleaner brush in his head

That's because he is.

@@donnabailey5325inciting hatred on social media is not journalism. He has no journalistic credentials and no education to speak of. I like going on holiday, doesn’t make me an airline pilot.

@@sissach1your cultish Hijab is the man inciting hatred on this very channel. He’s doing himself no favours, he’s not very good at influencing people to convert to the i2lamic cult is he

​@@sissach1Did you watch the podcast?

@@sissach1 he was probably stoned

WHY MUHAMMAD IS A FAKE PROPHET? Mohammed was one of history's worst villains. In and of themselves, the crimes he committed in antiquity might not stand out -- thousands of people were, robbed, raped, and slaughtered. He raped women after he killed their husbands & sold them as sex slaves. He cheated his wives and slept with many other women including his servant. Fooled his own son & married his wife out of lust, sent him to war & got him killed because people were talking about his plot to marry Zaid's wife. Muhammad demanded every women to liked to sleep with him. God never spoke to Muhammad like all other prophets & Muhammad Nothing exemplary here. Muhammad in his early life had met a Christian Monk called BAHIRA several times during his trade trip from where he heard about Jesus & Christianity. Muhammad used all the learnings from the Christian Monk and established his own religion & self declared him as a prophet. Muhammad wanted to conquer and rule so he used it as a weapon. The Koran must be copied from Bible & Tora because Muhammad is one of the very few people who used to travel from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopian on trade trips & Ethiopian is the country where Christianity strongly flourishes in early years. Muhammad was a hardcore gangster but the lies he told to facilitate those crimes have incited 1,400 years of atrocities. A TRUE PROPHET CAN'T BE A RAPIST/MURDERER/LOOTER/LIER/SEX SLAVES OWNER & TRADER/CHILD/WOMEN ABUSER.

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

Your prophet fornicated with a child and you want to talk about another man’s genitals. God help you

@@Thugnificent99lying? It’s literally in the Quran 😂

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I'm pretty sure this is one of Hijabs lines 😂😂😂😂

@@AbdullahAmine who else comes up with such poetry .. of course it is

hes small compared to big pakistani d1ck sure hes cucked out and watched his wife get it like his sister. 🇵🇰

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

That would be poppet Muhammed😂😂😂

Tommy Junkie Robinson had to pay £100,000 to that Syrian refugee for defaming him. Now Tommy "low IQ" Robinson is at it again, spreading his disease once again, by simply by opening it's mouth

Brother hijabs is the most hated guy in U.K. 😂😂😂😂 Your fooling yourself.

@@Blessedishisname Yeah because you say so right lol

@@kotai12 arab bot Farm you sweating ..😘

@@Blessedishisname oh man when you can't you come up with a better reply you say "bot" at least have some come back, you low-iq wankstain lool

Mohammed is a pedophile rapist 😂😂😂

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

@@naimahmed6147 the only thing funny is that he resorts to personal insults because that's all he has ... Must be hard trying to defend that silly book though... Science in it alone is laughable 😂😂

🐷

Your mu2lim hijab is a weak insignificant i2lamist nonce

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Your prophet penetrated a child. Mohammed Hijab likes small busty and curvy helpless children. Beast

Your prophet says it’s okay too rape a small helpless child

Your prophet says it’s ok too rape a helpless child

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

Marry*, you knob

@@enacausmembranepenetrate is what your prophet done

Oh, absolutely! Because citing sensationalized claims from a video and ignoring context is a brilliant way to judge someone's character. It’s impressive how you overlook that such claims are often twisted. And let's not forget the British Empire’s own historical “moral high ground,” with its colonial exploitation, violence in India, and displacement of Indigenous Australians. Clearly, these are just minor details compared to your critique.

@basit730 lmao not really out of context when the very man he follows is the profit Muhammad who married eisha at 9 and played in bed with her at 12 then we wonder why there's rap gangs in this country, and like you said history we moved on to 21 century unlike the old barbaric ways of Islam ideology in modern day in nations that aren't even there own or you own and not out of contexted at all either he never said no its wrong he said of once they come of age ie puberty,.. like the qaran states... so nice try lol

200 years ago in Britain marrying a 7 year old was legal….

Was awesome 😂

@@mzrl4269 you Muslims really are thick as pig 💩

Mohammed - child molestor

he’ll stil be a loser then and loser after and all the minority that follow him are losers too😂😂😂

How would he be a loser? How can he lose? He's putting up a rally for the British Patriots! It has nothing to do with Muslims or anything so unless you want to expand on something that you know about (a load of fake threats) then be more clear! Mohammed Hijab is a Fassy! I've offered the guy out plenty of times he runs runs and runs even more! All Muslim men shit it when men stand up for themselves! Trust me I've had it all my life threats threats and more threats and the moment I stand up to it they cower like the little girls they are!

What is it exactly Tommy will lose? Maybe you should expand ion that a bit more! All Tommy is doing is holding a rally for Patriots for the British! Mohammed Hijab is a absolute Fassy! He still hasn't responded to me! In fact it was Mohammed Hijab who put a offer out for a Fight and a debate after! I accepted that offer! He knows that too after being told time after time again "SOMEONE HAS ANSWERED YOUR CALL" each time he has ran! Why? That's what happens with Muslim men! All my life I've had threat after threat after threat from Muslim men and when I stood up to them they ALL backed down! As for the clip at the end 😂😂 that is literally every British family bar the woke woman who is scripted to say "I have lots of Muslim friends" 😂😂 Muslims don't mix with the British & if they do its only for work or events! The majority keep themselves to themselves as they don't want to be seen mixing with infidels! Anyway back with you and your statement of "let's see what he will lose on the 27th? Please expand on that! 😂 let me guess 🙄 you referring to his life? Are you are aware of something we are not? That's the problem with Islam everything is done in secret! Nothing is ever transparent and there's this just for inflicting pain on innocent people! Islam does not belong here in the UK we never asked for it, we do NOT want it and it should be banned completely in the West as a whole! Filthy blood thirsty sex mad death cult!

What’s the 27th?

🇬🇧 👍🏻

because he's an englishman innit

Because he’s a pedophile.

@@fionagallagher984 yes the whole royal family are nonces you are right

He’s not English

@@coltonconner782yes he is if your born here you classed as English, he’s more English than Tommy Robinson intellectually Tommy Robinson would lose big time to MH

WHY MUHAMMAD IS A FAKE PROPHET? MUHAMMAD WAS A RAPIST, MURDERER? Mohammed was one of history's worst villains. In and of themselves, the crimes he committed in antiquity might not stand out -- thousands of people were, robbed, raped, and slaughtered. He raped women after he killed their husbands & sold them as sex slaves. He cheated his wives and slept with many other women including his servant. Fooled his own son & married his wife out of lust, sent him to war & got him killed because people were talking about his plot to marry Zaid's wife. Muhammad demanded every women to liked to sleep with him. God never spoke to Muhammad like all other prophets & Muhammad Nothing exemplary here. Muhammad in his early life had met a Christian Monk called BAHIRA several times during his trade trip from where he heard about Jesus & Christianity. Muhammad used all the learnings from the Christian Monk and established his own religion & self declared him as a prophet. Muhammad wanted to conquer and rule so he used it as a weapon. The Koran must be copied from Bible & Tora because Muhammad is one of the very few people who used to travel from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopian on trade trips & Ethiopian is the country where Christianity strongly flourishes in early years. Muhammad was a hardcore gangster but the lies he told to facilitate those crimes have incited 1,400 years of atrocities. A TRUE PROPHET CAN'T BE A RAPIST/MURDERER/LOOTER/LIER/SEX SLAVES OWNER & TRADER/CHILD/WOMEN ABUSER.

But you tell me, what has Tommy done for the UK? Absolutely nothing, all he does is go on marches, didn’t he not steal money from your people and go on holiday and yet you guys still wanna suck him off😂 nothing wrong with a guy defending himself, Tommy Robinson clearly doesn’t know nothing about Islam, he just takes bits and pieces and uses it in the wrong way.

@@ImranAli98989tell me what your 3rd world barbaric ideology has brought too the UK bar division, grooming gangs, rape and terrorism? If You hate Britain that much then leave and stop scrounging off the government

Learn to spell you special tard

chav is better

@@ashleyoasis7948 wankers best for U wankersgo hold man's hand fudgepackers

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

She actually did a really good analysis yesterday

Love Candace

@@EB-gt1pqbecause she’s anti Israel 😂😂😂

UAE Muslim Countrie, United Arab Emirates Deported Student For Shouted Free Palestine'

Yeah, Candace cooked Peterson

😂😂😂brilliant

its what your brother and uncles bring into the UK

Facts

And you buy it

@@muhammadhaziqansari362 no sh**

Shame you dislike a balance view…

@@ShamsheerOberai I don’t think you can class supporting a genocidal regime and giving a platform to a racist football hooligan as being ‘balanced’. At some point you have to call a spade a spade and see things for what they are.

You & Muslims like hijab are behaving like liberals these days

What were you people doing following and 'respecting' him in the first place?

Why would u respect a man that pops pills

Any comments on the Millions of Muslims killed by the Christians in the middle east and elsewhere?

Any comments about the massacres of Muslims in Nigeria?

@@akeel6328 lol how's things going in Palestine ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha unlucky LOSERS

Its a bad thing doe, has nothing to do with us regardless of the branding!

hes a jay

R u an imigrant in EU too?

You allowing yourself to be 'brain washed' is entirely your fault.

@@NotGodel True, but if u have better things to do, try to avoid it entirely

Tommy Low IQ Robinson you mean

Pakistan 🤦🏻‍♂️

that comments obviously a scam. it is everywhere and copy pasted using different accounts too. and one time, I found that scammer using situation in Gaza but the way they wrote that comment very similar like the sister from yemen. Whenever i saw that comment i will reply with "scam" under that comment.

Yh it’s a scam

@@abz5627 worshiping a man who penetrated a child must haunt you deep down

@@abz5627 the fact your Prophet penetrated and married an innocent helpless child must haunt you too this day. Lol!

Yeah Sayful Islam is so brave, from the fighting haven of Pakistan

@@abz5627 your prophet penetrated a helpless child. Hope this helps 👍

Why did he slap him exactly?

👏👏👏

The education was a waste of tax payer money, this freeloader assimilated his knowledge to use it as a weapon against the country that gave him and his family everything they all had…

After the guy slapped Tommy. I’m sure if he got out of the car ,all those men out there would’ve jumped Tommy. Tommy knew that. Tommy was smart not to get out.

​@@jamesd9663All these men? I saw the video son. There were no men. Only one man. Stop trying to back your zionist funded retard

ha! no

@@jamesd9663it was one person who slapped Tommy you snowflake there wjere no body else.

They marry the kids 👹🤮

@@Blessedishisname n o

Like we don't

@@user-us7el6ss2l away did you become westernised like the west who called it out as paedophilia Do you know how many kids hunted in Africa these days for the Arab colonisers propaganda campaign

@@user-us7el6ss2l Nigerian activists condemn mass ‘forced marriages’ of 100 girls and young women Petition launched to halt mass ceremony that organisers say is for 100 orphans whose parents were killed by jihadists 👹👹👹

He needs to have a debate with Hijab, he won't because he is going to get exposed for the fraud that he is. You carry on believing the uneducated man

@@sullyx5142you carry on believing a false prophet who molested a helpless child 👍

@@Thugnificent99Britains never been ok with pedophilia you wrongen. People get locked up. Pdofiles get attacked and chased out of areas they’ve been housed in. Pdfiles family’s often get the brunt of things. Islam literally encourages pdofilia. Mohammed pnetrated and married a child. What are you missing here. No Brit dedicates their life to a pdofile. Are you that dense or do you just choose too ignore facts😂

I am not going to refute arguments against islam that comes a from a person that is of that character. Would you defend your beliefs if they were attacked by a drug addict.

@@mahmad8528 If my beliefs were attacked by a drug addict and they weren’t good arguments either, I wouldn’t waste my time making a video about them. But Hijab here HAS made a video about Tommy, attacking his character and not his arguments.

👏👏👏

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

Do you like thinking about another man’s genitals. Just like In Afghanistan where men rape underage boys for pleasure. Inshallah

Keep up the good work. Bless you.

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Muhammad, why don't you want to call Christians prince? I will tell you why you are afraid of this debate, because you know that you will lose your authority, easy money and luxurious life, and credibility with people. Muslims, you have no shame in supporting a little girl with her period who is afraid of the debate because she knows that she will be destroyed in it and will no longer be able to earn money from people's stupidity, this is your Islam, lie and if someone asks for evidence, they cut off his head, you call him names, you slander him, and you are afraid of debates

Don’t start a war you can’t finish against a superior power and start crying about it then 😂😂

@@fsww1195 muslim people we want a debate with mohamed el chicken hijab why are you so afraid???

More like the junkie of England 😂

A Knight of the chavs for sure

a knight of begging and not working.

Funded by Israel.

​@Kiani27 is that all you can say about him

I agree, totally, let's do a stream with Thomas Kralow

It was Tommy that drove off lol.

Tommy the cokehead drove off, what are you talking about?

@nabawi7 lol you think the cheap shot was tough? What absolute wimp to slap him and run so fast🤣 what was he meant to do the lad was gone. Tommys a tough dude theirs other videos of him getting into it with people.

@propagandauncovered6650 honestly tho it's a bit weird what hijab is saying about being with kids tho? Ye gotta admit that's weird no?

Muslims can’t fight. Fact. There would have been 10s of men come out armed with knifes. Coward religion that can’t use their fists

Every data from the UK has shown that vast majority of those in groom gangs are white. This doesn’t mean that there are never from other ethnicities but what you are implying is incorrect

Actually study Islam and tell me if there is anything tells you it’s okay to do such things or encourages such things. These people are simply animals and people like you who are unable to view life in any nuance at all eat up Tommy’s content all day.

We do not like any of it

@@user-us7el6ss2l the interview of the grooming?

😂haat baard is reg. Hy is 'n vark

@@EnglishwithMsLynn no

Whatever makes you sleep better

If you claim to be man of logic and sincerity, talk to Muslim Lantern

Non Muslims know more about the truth of Islam than common Muslims…

the Muslim Lantern thinks that speaking quickly over other people and making sweet little laughs makes him right, but it doesn't. He's just a liar, like the rest of you, because the prophet was a liar too, and enjoyed letting men kiss all over his body Keep wearing dresses and sitting down to pee bruh

Mohammed is a self proclaimed pedophile

Except that they are funded by Israel. And not just him, but the likes of Jordan Peterson, Katie Hopkins, Ben Shapiro, etc.

Not that Islamists would ever do anything evil like killing innocent people with bombs. Islam is one of the most disgusting evil cults around.

Well if you see an attack on the Pakistani grooming gangs as an attack on Islam that tracks

hes a Zionist like most thsts how they act

​@@blakan1478 you must strawman. That's the only way you can make your point. No way you or your kind can survive if they talk sensibly. Without clipping things out of context. This is why Tommy Robinson runs from debating anyone.

Use some punctuation and paragraphs then maybe people will bother to actually read your comment.

@@jadedpaladin6685 All I hear is ad hominem from you

@@powlego8499 No ad hominem drama queen. Just some free advice.

@@jadedpaladin6685 You’re not addressing my point by saying I am slightly illiterate for not using punctuation which is ad hominem. I don’t have to write professionally as this is KZfaq after all not English class.

@powlego8499 You don't have to write professionally. Just at a reasonable level so people can read without getting a headache.

@@naimahmed6147 too funny brother, Mohammed is a pedophile 😂😂👍

@@naimahmed6147 your prophet penetrated a child 🤢

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

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Oh, absolutely! Supporting someone like Tommy Robinson, who has a criminal record including a conviction for assault in 2005, a guilty plea for using false identity documents in 2011, a 2018 jail term for contempt of court related to reporting restrictions, and another arrest in 2019 for breaching the terms of his release, clearly aligns with protecting Britain’s foundational cultures and values. And naturally, if anyone disagrees, they must be profoundly ignorant of the real issues at hand.

Is pedophilia and what Aisha suffered “honourable”? They’ve even altered history to make it more palatable. Mohammed was a man… not divine and not the son of god.

Oh, absolutely! Because when people openly and respectfully practice their religion, it’s a major issue, right? Clearly, it’s far better to ignore historical facts like the British Empire's own track record of colonization, which included the murder and exploitation in countries like India, where the 1857 rebellion was brutally suppressed, and Australia, where Indigenous populations faced severe displacement and violence from the 18th century onward. Suppressing others from expressing their faith seems much more civilized compared to acknowledging these historical injustices.

I agree. His voice creeps me out

@EnglishwithMsLynn Someone with a profile pic like that really shouldn't be upbraiding others. That's all I'm saying 😂

Do what you want! We dc unless you start forcing your culture (the haram bits) on our religion

😂😂😂😂😂😂

He must be a simp for his wife who stood by his shenanigans putting them in danger, drink and drugs and in and out of prison, true brit innit!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

If that's a joke I have to say 10 out a 10

@@unkn0wn_isy752 Why you all so scared of one man. Because he has the truth and you want him silenced.

Must have been when hijab wasn't there then, because the video when they were face to face, I remember CP being scared to say anything and ran off. U must have seen a different one cuz even Ray Charles could see CP bottle it

@@Bless-cs9ct loll okkkk

@@user-nh9eu2zi9g tut tut thought as much smh oh dear

@@user-nh9eu2zi9g lol u know it too. Just can't admit it. Much like Christianity.

CP got nothing against Farid Responds, I reckon if they did a face to face debate, CP would have to flee with his time travelling teacher

Lol the last grooming gang on the news was white as Tommy mate. Where the hell you been hiding. The last pedo was white like Tommy Too. And if you going to brown nose Tommy then know that he serves his masters in Tel Aviv.

So when your white people fund wars in another land it's OK. They killed a million innocent in Iraq. Destroyed Libya. Bombed Yemen. Now support a Genocide in Palestine who your overlords in Tel Aviv attack women and children and civilian infrastructure. Your white news companies frame the wrong narrative so that people like you are misguided.

Talking about British army or east India company? Or ur research can’t find that way?

Never talk about evils of whites or Jews...

You realise the UK is supporting a genocide right now? The bad elements of the Muslim community are in hiding and from the rest of us. The bad elements of the western community are in govt killing, raping, trafficking and maiming people all over the world. But

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He has a purple belt in bjj from a gracie gym

@@shreckgaming-clashroyale1896 No he doesnt😭😭😭😭😭

Mohammed hijab doesn't know who you are, we don't wanna know who you are. Mohammed has more followers than your white knight.

He challenged the huge Rasta in speakers corner....Rasta wapped himself!

Hijab your stupid

But like and subscribe to his videos😂

lol u 🤡

Hahaha 😂😂😂 he's on drugs mate. Guy can't even read a book properly. Like Mo said, he hasn't even got any GCSEs. He's backed by Judaists. You haven't got a clue. Since when has a convicted criminal, drug addict, convicted fraudster, violent chav, ever been right? There needs to be nuance rather than anger and victimhood. Something that people of your disposition somewhat lack.

​@@HarunalRashide123 So.... you have no actual argument just ad hominem attacks? Pretty on brand not going to lie

@@GraniteShaker Exactly this is the problem with Mohammad Hijab and his fans. They keep making ad hominem fallacies. The only time Hijab uses his intellectual capacity is during debates.

is that why he's trembling and making clarification videos before the trial?

Good one 😂

Cooked ? Haha, it was like listening to playground insults 😂😂

Then why are your people converting to Islam. Especially your women. 😅

21 comments on this channel 😂😂😂 it’s truly fascinating how no matter what Islam is always on the mind of you people, enjoy watching it grow

@@Buzzmanthegreat Another pedophile Muhammad worshipper, piss be upon him.

Islam is evil. Islam is from Satan

Synonymous! More like antonymous!

I agree completely, it would be really cool to see it

What like the ones invited here over 60years just like the Windrush people You really are thick ffs 🤦🏻‍♂️

the fact you dont know is proof that you dont read, or don't ask genuinely. So read, and be genuine.

because this foreskin cant speak like this in a muslim country.

Stop stealing and meddling with our own!!! Its not just the Muslim nations you did this to!

Yes sir

WHY MUHAMMAD IS A FAKE PROPHET? Mohammed was one of history's worst villains. In and of themselves, the crimes he committed in antiquity might not stand out -- thousands of people were, robbed, raped, and slaughtered. He raped women after he killed their husbands & sold them as sex slaves. He cheated his wives and slept with many other women including his servant. Fooled his own son & married his wife out of lust, sent him to war & got him killed because people were talking about his plot to marry Zaid's wife. Muhammad demanded every women to liked to sleep with him. God never spoke to Muhammad like all other prophets & Muhammad Nothing exemplary here. Muhammad in his early life had met a Christian Monk called BAHIRA several times during his trade trip from where he heard about Jesus & Christianity. Muhammad used all the learnings from the Christian Monk and established his own religion & self declared him as a prophet. Muhammad wanted to conquer and rule so he used it as a weapon. The Koran must be copied from Bible & Tora because Muhammad is one of the very few people who used to travel from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopian on trade trips & Ethiopian is the country where Christianity strongly flourishes in early years. Muhammad was a hardcore gangster but the lies he told to facilitate those crimes have incited 1,400 years of atrocities. A TRUE PROPHET CAN'T BE A RAPIST/MURDERER/LOOTER/LIER/SEX SLAVES OWNER & TRADER/CHILD/WOMEN ABUSER.

Ironically St. George, known as "Jarjis" in Arabic, is considered Muslim in popular Islamic traditions as a martyr in Palestine who was sentenced to death by the pagan Romans for his unwavering faith in Allāh.

They were nazis you retard

@@AshrafAnam Catholicism not pagans fool

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

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Pashagymlife977 the nonce lol

Grooming style you mean?😮

Ask the church of England..they will answer your grooming questions😊

No he shouts over everybody with that shrill little voice eeeuuuwwww

@@MAbs-ny7xi racist

Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

That explains why he drove off like a coward 😂😂😂😂

Yeah Tommy knew not to get out of the car. He knew those other guys would’ve also jumped him. There would not have been a fair fight Tommy was smart not to get out.

Tommy has done more rounds of coke than in the ring.

He's 6'7 mate

Or you can just go to Poland if you don’t like it here

If we leave... so will your workforce

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Rochdale child sex abuse ring Wide From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Rochdale child sex abuse ring involved underage teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England. Nine men were convicted of sex trafficking and other offences including rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child in May 2012. This resulted in Greater Manchester Police launching Operation Doublet and other operations to investigate further claims of abuse. As of January 2024 a total of 42 men had been convicted resulting in jail sentences totalling 432 years.[1] Forty-seven girls were identified as victims of child sexual exploitation during the initial police investigation.[2][3][4] The men were British Pakistanis, which led to discussion on whether the failure to investigate them was linked to the authorities' fear of being accused of racial prejudice.[5] The girls were mainly White British.[5] Perpetrators Twelve men were initially charged with sex trafficking and other offences including: rape, trafficking girls for sex and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a child. On 8 May 2012 nine men were convicted of whom eight were of British Pakistani origin and one was an Afghan asylum-seeker. Of the three not convicted, one was cleared of all charges, the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the case of the second, and the third was not present at the trial after fleeing to Pakistan whilst on bail.[1][10] Most of the men were married and well-respected within their community.[2] One gang member convicted of sex trafficking was a religious studies teacher at a mosque and a married father of five.[11] The men were aged 24-59 and all knew each other. Two worked for the same taxi firm and another two worked at a takeaway restaurant; some came from the same village in Pakistan and another two men shared a flat.[12] The gang worked to secure underage girls to rape and exploit.[13][14] Abuse The abuse of minor female children that occurred in 2008 and 2009 centred around two takeaways in Heywood near Rochdale. Despite one victim going to the police in 2008 to report the child grooming, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute two men, invoking the witness's lack of credibility. The oldest person to be convicted, Shabir Ahmed,[18] was for a while the main trafficker of the victims. On one occasion he ordered a girl aged 15 to have sex with Kabeer Hassan, as a "treat" for his birthday - Hassan then raped the girl.[19] Abdul Aziz, a married father of three, took over from Shabir Ahmed as the main trafficker and was paid by various men to supply underage girls for sex.[19] Victims were physically assaulted and raped by as many as five men at a time,[1] or obliged to have sex with "several men in a day, several times a week".[10] The victims, plied with drugs and alcohol, were passed around friends and family,[20] and taken to various locations in the north of England, including Rochdale, Oldham, Nelson, Bradford and Leeds.[1] The abusers paid small sums of money for the encounters.[1] One 13-year-old victim recounted that, after being forced to have sex in exchange for vodka, her abuser immediately raped her again and gave her £40 to not say anything about the incident.[20] Among the incidents recorded by the police were a 15-year-old victim too drunk to recall being raped by 20 men, one after the other; and another victim so drunk that she vomited over the side of the bed as she was being raped by two men.[2] One 13-year-old victim had an abortion after becoming pregnant.[10] Four of the convicted, Shabir Ahmed, Adil Khan, Abdul Rauf and Abdul Aziz, who had dual British and Pakistani citizenships, were denaturalized (stripped of their British citizenship) by then Home Secretary Theresa May in order for them to be deported to Pakistan. May stated the revocations were "conducive to the public good".[23] Home Affairs Select Committee reports 2013 In 2013 the Home Affairs Select Committee of the UK Parliament published a report into the Rochdale cases. The report found that responsibility for the failures to protect children was shared among police, social workers and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutors and that the issue was a nationwide and growing issue.[24] Operation Routh trials 2013 and 2014 Operation Routh began in 2011 and related to a single victim discovered during Operation Span. In October 2013 five men were convicted. In December 2013 five men were jailed for a total of 26 years for offences against the 15-year-old victim. In June 2014 a further six men were convicted. The operation ran until 2015.[25] Second sex ring and Operation Doublet trials 2015, 2016, 2017, Main article: Operation Doublet Following the break up of the first sex ring in May 2012, the police made arrests in relation to another child sexual exploitation ring in Rochdale. Nine men between 24 and 38 years old were arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a child.[26] Operation Doublet was launched at the same time as an investigation into child grooming and sexual abuse in the region. Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood said that about 550 officers were working on Operation Doublet in May 2013. He said the investigation was at "an extremely sensitive stage" and street grooming was the force's top priority, "a bigger priority than gun crime". He said the investigation was looking at cases in Rochdale dating back to 2003.[27] In March 2015, ten men aged between 26 and 45 were charged with serious sex offences against seven females aged between 13 and 23 at the time. The alleged offences that took place in Rochdale between 2005 and 2013 included rape, conspiracy to rape, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, sexual activity with a child, and sexual assault.[28] In April 2016, nine of the men were sentenced to up to 25 years in jail for a series of sexual offences against teenage girls in Rochdale.[29] One, Choudhry Hussain, fled the country to avoid being jailed. In September 2016 another four are jailed.[30] In September 2016 four men were jailed for over 37 years for a range of serious sexual offences as part of Operation Doublet. They were convicted after a trial at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court.[31] In February 2017, another five men were jailed as part of Operation Doublet.[32] In January 2020 Choudhry Hussain is jailed after being brought back to the UK from Pakistan. He was sentenced to 19 years.[33] Reaction and public debate The case raised a serious debate about whether the crimes were racially motivated.[26] Suggestions emerged that police and social work departments failed to act when details of the gang emerged for fear of appearing racist, and vulnerable white teenagers being groomed by Pakistani men were ignored.[39][40][41] A report by the deputy children's commissioner in 2012 said that 33% of child sex abuse by gangs in Britain was committed by British Asians, where Asians are 7% of the population, but concluded that it was "irresponsible" to dwell on the data.[42] The Times report of 5 January 2011 A report by The Times on 5 January 2011, related to convictions for child sex grooming in the North and Midlands. Of the 56 offenders convicted since 1997 for crimes relating to on-street grooming of girls aged 11 to 16, three were white, 53 were Asian of which 50 were Muslim, and most were from the British Pakistani community.[39] Furthermore, The Times article alleged: "with the exception of one town there is scant evidence of work being undertaken in British Pakistani communities to confront the problem" of "pimping gangs" largely consisting of "members of the British Pakistani community".[39] Wendy Shepherd, child sexual exploitation project manager for Barnardo's in the north of England, said that since she started working with the organisation, there has been "a shift from the men selling children in ones or twos to something that is much more organised in groups and networks. The networks of men come from different backgrounds: in the North and Midlands many have been British Asians; in Devon it was white men; in Bath and Bristol, Afro-Caribbeans; in London, all ethnic mixes, whites, Iraqis, Kurds, Afghans, Somalis". She noted that white male predators on the street tend to work alone. She added: "The danger with saying that the problem is with one ethnicity is that then people will only be on the lookout for that group - and will risk missing other threats."[44] response from Muslim spokespeople In a BBC documentary investigating grooming young girls for sex by some Pakistani men, Imam Irfan Chishti from the Rochdale Council of Mosques deplored the practice, saying it was "very shocking to see fellow British Muslims brought to court for this kind of horrific offence."[49][50] Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, accused elders of the Pakistani community of "burying their heads in the sand" on the matter of sexual grooming. He said that of convictions involving child sexual exploitation, 87% were of British Pakistani men and it was a significant problem for that community. He said the actions of criminals who thought "white teenage girls are worthless and can be abused" were "bringing shame on our community."[3]

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Coming in with ther Sharon law, trying to take over. Why don't they go back to ther country ramadhan and build mosqs there. They are manipoolating our women. My mate Dorothy was saying the other she wanted to try the heejab on! I mean what next, replace our beloved soggy fish and chips with their samosas, onion bhajis and chicken baltis, even though they taste amazing!!!!

Tommy going to kick you all out of the UK you mean😊

@@Mr80jb Habibi, he ain’t gonna kick anyone out, the biggest threat to native English people and the Anglican Church isn’t the Muslims or Islam, it’s secular liberalism, which is the main ideology of the British government and most corporate and educational institutions. It’s the reason Christianity and traditional religion is in such a rapid decline in the UK. Muslims in the UK are some of the few people fighting against it. Christians have become so watered down that it no longer has a political hold like it just did 100 years ago.

Because Tommy the chav would’ve tried to get him arrested 😂😂

Lol nothing wrong with him. Tommy is a Chav- working class, never did well at school, uneducated (bit like you, judging from your spelling) 😂😂 Drug addict, convicted criminal, former member of BNP and proud football hooligan, someone with a propensity to commit fraud and violence. Sooo yeah, what part was a lie? 😂😂

Tommy is working class, no GCSEs, violent past, convicted criminal, drug addict, anger issues, depression issues, he is a chav though? What part was a lie? Truth hurts haha. PS. You need to brush up on your spelling.

you're right because Tommy is not a man