Posted on 05/14/2014 1:27:28 AM PDT by Mount Athos
Edited on 05/14/2014 1:59:32 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Police in Oxford say a further 50 to 60 young women have been identified as potential victims of a paedophile ring operating for eight years in the city.
Exactly a year ago, seven men were convicted of raping and trafficking six girls aged from 11 to 15 between 2004 and 2012.
(Excerpt) Read more at bbc.co.uk ...
This story is like Boko Haram coverage, where the press is also willfully ignoring the Islamic justification/motivation angle.
“The court heard how the men - two of east African origin and five of Pakistani origin ...”
On the contrary, that was extensively discussed in the UK press at the time of the trial.
That looks like a Sikh turban.
Tip out the iceberg, and they haven’t gotten around to Hollyweird yet either
I was unaware that Bill Clinton had returned to Oxford.
“The court heard how the men - two of east African origin and five of Pakistani origin ...”
Get used to this; these people are inheriting the earth while Westerners won’t breed. Eventually they will be able to use the democratic process to get laws protecting children from them removed from the books; in the meantime they’ll just do this crap on the down-low. A few years back there was a fire in NYC where some women and children died in a three-family house; no men were present (contrary to myth, welfare quees usually do have a man - who may be the bastards’ daddy or may not be - living in their gubmint housing with them). Turned out that they were the three families of a West African Muslim immigrant’s three wives; probably never legally married (to maximize the welfare and prevent criminal charges of polygamy), but living as though they were thousands of miles and a dozen centuries away...
Wouldn’t you know. They are all mooselimb wogs. Surprise? Not at all.
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