Gangs Jailed

Easy Meat, my book chronicling the cover-up of these gangs from 1988 until 2016, was available from Amazon, until they sided with the rapists and banned my book in February 2021.  The 2nd edition of Easy Meat was published in 2016 to warn people of the steps the British state and their media lackeys were going to take -- virtually all reporting on these court cases was to be forbidden. The evidence from 2015 onwards (see the left-most column below) proves that this prediction was entirely accurate.

Notes:

(1) This Muslim only converted to Sikhism five years before his conviction. At the time he was involved with the grooming gang he was a Muslim. His name when he was committing these crimes was Mohammed Dhaliwal.

(2) This trial lasted two months. The local newspaper reported on a few days of the trial, but fell silent throughout most of the trial. The Rotherham Advertiser reported on the trial on September 4th, 12th, 17th, 20th and October 8th, 26th. The BBC also reported the first day of the trial and then fell silent (see https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-45412512). Even a supposedly very right-wing news site only reported once during the duration of the trial (see https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1015373/rotherham-child-sex-abuse-trial-sheffield-crown-court). Effectively, the national media ignored the trial throughout its duration of two months. Since the local newspaper was reporting on the trial sporadically throughout the trial, we must conclude that a decision was made by the editors of local and national media that no more than the beginning and end of the trial were to be reported. Even when the trial ended major national news programmes (for example, ITV) did not even mention the trial or the convictions in their 30 minute flagship news programme.

(3) This trial took one year to complete. But it received virtually no publicity during that entire year. It cannot be argued this trial is not newsworthy. The area where it happened was the first place in the UK where the media ever said there was a problem (2003, 2004). The outcry to this reporting by Muslims, Leftists and the rest of the media meant that there was virtually no more reporting until after the EDL began marching in 2009. In 2004 the Chief Police Officer for the area said there were no Muslim grooming gangs there, and closed down the investigations. He was then made into a national hero by the state. Moreover, since around 2014 mothers in the area have been demanding an inquiry into the rape gangs who have been known to be operating in that area for at least 30 years, and they have been thwarted at every turn. None of this was deemed significant by the complicit news media.

(4) Whilst this criminal sounds English based on his name, looking at his photo he looks just like the rest of the Pakistanis convicted in this trial. In a recent trial a Muslim converted to Sikhism shortly before the trial started. In other trials they claim to be "of no fixed abode" (presumably to conceal their connection to their family). I suspect that shortly before the trial this one changed his name to one that sounded English.

(5) Two men were "not named for legal reasons". One explanation for this is that these two men are also part of some other on-going, related criminal prosecution.

(6) The area of Manchester in which this gang were raping schoolgirls is an area surrounded by mosques. Note also that the judge commented that other members of the gang have escaped to Romania without standing trial.

(7) Some were "not named for legal reasons". One explanation for this is that these unnamed men are also part of some other on-going, related criminal prosecution. There are multiple trials where a group of men have been left unnamed.

(8) Someone named "Kamran Khan" was convicted as a lone offender in the rape of an underaged girl in Oxford in 2009. The man in 2009 was aged 27 at the time of the conviction. Nine years later the Kamran Khan of this case was nine years older than the convicted rapist in 2009 case, so they could be the same man (see https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/4257457.rapist-jailed-for-attack-on-girl-14/ ). In both reports Khan's address was listed as Bolton. The crimes in this 2018 case relate to 2007. If this is the same man then it is astonishing that following his conviction in 2009 it took another nine years before he was convicted for his crimes in 2007. This could be further evidence of the way in which these criminal activities form a network across the country.

(9) He was part of a group of 35 men in Huddersfield who were convicted for grooming and sexually assaulting or raping girls there from 1995 to 2006. The first convictions came at the end of 2018, nearly 30 years after this industrialised grooming was going on in that town.

(10) This conviction was quashed in 2020.

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