The Rape of Britain > Most important trial of the year being ignored by media in the UK

 

The rape gang trial the UK establishment doesn’t want you to know about

Six Pakistani men are accused of abusing children in “the most degrading way imaginable”

Published 25 Aug, 2026 19:01 | Updated 25 Aug, 2026 20:05

Three alleged members of the Rochdale grooming gang pictured outside Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester, England, January 14, 2025 ©  Getty Images ;   Peter Byrne ;   Christopher Furlong

The trial of six members of a Pakistani ‘grooming gang’ has quietly restarted in Manchester. The retrial hasn’t made the headlines, and looking at the sordid details of the case, it’s clear the British establishment wants to keep it that way.

The six suspects were alleged members of the Rochdale grooming gang – a group of Muslim men, predominantly Pakistani, who trafficked, sexually abused, and raped underage white British girls in the northern English town between the 1980s and 2010s. More than 75 men have been charged and 53 convicted since Greater Manchester Police began investigating the gang in 2010.

A view of the Golden Mosque Islamic Centre beside high-rise flats in Rochdale, England, February 19, 2024 ©  Getty Images;   Christopher Furlong

What are the men accused of?

The suspects have been charged with 46 counts of rape, sexual assault, and ‘assault by penetration’, with two of the men facing more than a dozen charges each.

• Tahrir Rashid, 53, 12 counts of rape, 3 counts of indecent assault, 1 count of assault by penetration

• Mohammed Saleem, 46, 8 counts of rape

• Sucklane Shah, 46, 2 counts of rape

• Itfaq Hussain, 45, 3 counts of rape

• Arshad Mohammed, 55, 5 counts of rape

• Amjad Mahmood, 53, 12 counts of rape, 2 counts of indecency with a child, 1 count of indecent assault, 2 counts of assault by penetration

All of the suspects’ alleged offenses took place between 2003 and 2008, and involved two girls who were as young as 13 when they were “passed around” between the gang, according to prosecutors. Rashid, the alleged ringleader, is also accused of raping a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s.

What happened in the first trial?

The six men were tried last year, but the trial collapsed with no explanation in December. When reporting restrictions were lifted a month later, it was revealed that the jurors had formed a WhatsApp group to discuss the case, and had shared documentaries on the subject of grooming gangs. 

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As the jury had been banned from talking about the case outside of court, the judge concluded that “no course of action that I can reasonably take can cure the position that now exists because of these multi-layered difficulties,” and halted the trial.

Before the trial collapsed, the court heard how the group abused two girls in the “most humiliating and degrading way imaginable.” One of the victims, identified only as ‘Girl C’, was collected from school by Rashid, plied with alcohol, and raped repeatedly by the gang. ‘Girl C’ was raped a dozen times by Shah over several months, prosecutors alleged.

Mohammed told the other victim, ‘Girl A’, that he ran a modeling agency as a ruse to take nude photographs of her. She was allegedly raped by at least three members of the gang.

Both girls were described by the prosecution as “very vulnerable children with chaotic home lives,” which made them “easy prey for men with an unhealthy interest in having sex with children.” All six suspects pleaded not guilty.

Why do the British authorities want this kept quiet?

The proliferation of grooming gangs – or ‘rape gangs’, as right-wing politicians label them – is a national embarrassment for all levels of the British state. Manchester City Council and Greater Manchester Police were warned of the gang’s activity in Rochdale as far back as 2007, but refused to investigate allegations of organized rape by Pakistani gangs until 2012, for fear “of being tarnished with a race brush,” according to an independent review published in 2024.

An excerpt from the 'Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Rotherham', or 'Jay Report', published August 26, 2014

A 2014 report on rape gangs in Rotherham found that social workers, youth workers, and police officers ignored reports that 1,400 children had been abused by the gangs, partly for fear of being seen as racist. A nationwide audit published this year concluded that authorities in 50 towns and cities were reluctant to investigate the gangs due to the fact that the overwhelming majority of perpetrators were of Pakistani origin.

The most shocking report, funded by Restore Britain MP Rupert Lowe and published in June, found that Pakistani rape gangs operated in 149 of the UK’s 317 municipalities. The report determined that a “bare minimum” of 250,000 women and girls had been raped by grooming gangs since the year 2000, and that senior politicians helped the gangs escape prosecution. 

These politicians included London Mayor Sadiq Khan, of Pakistani descent, who denied the existence of grooming gangs in the British capital, despite having evidence proving otherwise, and former Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who as director of public prosecutions between 2008 and 2013, let 13,000 pedophiles off with warning letters instead of prosecuting them.

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Lowe’s report was published at a time of heightened racial tension in the UK, coming a week after a Sudanese migrant attempted to behead a man in Belfast, and six months after British police handcuffed a dying white teenager after the man who stabbed him falsely accused him of racism.

It detailed a litany of crimes committed against white girls, with one victim “raped by between six and seven hundred different men over the course of three years,” and others raped by dogs, cut with knives, and “subjected to penetration with objects.” Lowe’s report, and earlier government-backed reports, found that some children were trafficked to Pakistan by the gangs.

Starmer’s ruling Labour Party voted en masse against a Conservative motion calling for a national statutory inquiry into the gangs last year. Starmer’s party eventually backed down under public pressure and opened a probe earlier this year, which is ongoing.

Are there more trials to come?

The six suspects currently on trial were charged in 2023 as part of Greater Manchester Police’s ‘Operation Lytton’. Active since 2015, Operation Lytton is aimed at arresting and prosecuting suspects who were overlooked by earlier investigations. The operation has resulted in 32 convictions to date.

Fourteen suspects are currently awaiting trial, according to the most recent information from Greater Manchester Police.

Outside the greater Manchester area, six other large-scale grooming gang trials resulted in convictions this year. In Bradford, where 20% of all residents are of Pakistani descent, 15 men were sentenced in June for 88 rape offenses against the same 14-year-old girl. 

Eight men in south Wales have been charged with raping eight children, with their trial due to begin in early 2028.

The Rape of Britain > Were there really 250,000 young British girls groomed and raped by Pakistani Muslims in the UK?

Selene Mariposa

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I watched Elon Musk’s interview with The Economist and heard him claim 250,000 girls were systematically raped by grooming gangs in the UK. It sounded too monstrous to be real, so I did what I always do. I went to check the receipts myself. I wish I hadn’t. It is worse than the number. A warning first. If this kind of thing enrages you, if you have children, if you do not have the stomach for it today, stop reading here. You do not have to carry it. Honesty first, because I do not post numbers I cannot defend. The 250,000 figure is not a documented count. It is an extrapolation scaled up from local cases. Here is the hard truth though: it might be accurate, and it might even be low. Nobody can say, because there has never been a full national audit or an investigation of every town. The number is unproven precisely because the country has refused to go looking for it. That refusal is its own answer. Here is what the government’s investigations did find. The 2014 Jay Report: in Rotherham alone, at least 1,400 children sexually exploited over sixteen years, and that was the conservative estimate. Baroness Casey’s 2025 national audit confirmed the same pattern across Rochdale, Oxford, Oldham, Telford. Nearly 19,000 children flagged as exploitation victims in England in a single year. The Met is re-examining 9,000 cases. No one knows the true total, because for decades the people paid to count deliberately did not. Both reports found the convicted offenders in these networks were Pakistani Muslim men. And officials avoided recording that fact out of fear of being called racist. Let that land. They stayed silent about who was doing it because they feared an accusation more than they feared the abuse. Girls as young as eleven were written off as troubled teenagers making lifestyle choices. The system did not fail to see it. It chose not to look. Then the punishment. Some got what Britain calls serious sentences. Shabir Ahmed, the Rochdale ringleader, 22 years for 30 counts of child rape. Others 35. In much of America a single count could mean life. There, 30 counts draws 22 years, and then they let you out early. Ahmed served 14 years and walked free this July, shielded from the deportation his victims were promised by a 1971 immigration loophole. Several offenders held dual British-Pakistani citizenship, which is exactly why removal was promised and exactly why the failure to deliver it is so damning. Qari Abdul Rauf served two and a half years of six and is still in Rochdale, seen shopping in the town where he abused children. Adil Khan, who impregnated a 13-year-old, called his case racist and a laughing matter in court and argued he should stay because his son needs a role model. And the coldest part. For years the trouble was not the abuse. It was talking about it. Britain’s speech laws have only tightened since, with people jailed over social media posts, one woman handed 31 months for a single tweet. A nation that struggled for a decade to jail child rapists moves overnight to jail citizens for the wrong words online. That is the whole sickness. Rape a child and you may serve half a soft sentence and stroll home. Post the wrong thing about it and the state finds its spine. So make the sentences serious and mean it. Deport who can be deported. Protect the people exposing this, not the institutions that buried it. And count them. Every town, every case, no matter what the number turns out to be. Failed by their abusers, the councils, the police, the courts, and a state more offended by a tweet than by their suffering. Every betrayal preventable. These are children. Say it out loud, whatever it costs, because the silence is what let it happen. Thank you, Elon, for the reminder that when something sounds too awful to be true, the only responsible thing is to go check the receipts yourself. The number was unproven. What sat underneath it was worse.

The Rape of Britain in Scotland and Wales > Glascow police deliberately misidentify Muslim child rapist; Welsh child victims of grooming gangs being ignored in inquiries

 

Glaswegian Police Describe a Muslim Rapist as

a ‘Tanned European’

Jul 10, 2026 2:00 pm By Hugh Fitzgerald19 Comments

In Glasgow, Scotland, a man grabbed a 16-year-old girl, dragged her behind some bushes in Springburn Park, and raped her. The police told the public that the rapist was a “tanned European.” If you are thinking he was someone along the lines of Marcelo Mastroianni, think again. More on this deliberate misidentification can be found here: 

Teen girl (allegedly) raped in park by a Muslim migrant, officials refer to him as a ‘tanned European’

by Olivia Murray, American Thinker, July 7, 2026:

“England, your ‘police’ are not police. They are the janissaries of your invaders.”…

But, the comment also applies to the Scottish “police,” who recently spoke to media about a rape of a minor girl in a Glasgow park, describing her attacker as a “tanned European” man—the rapist had escaped after the crime, and was on the lam. Here’s how The Scottish Sun reported the sicko’s description:

ATTACK MANHUNT Girl, 16, raped in Glasgow park by ‘tanned, European’ man as cops issue fresh update

The man is described as being in his 30s with tanned complexion, possibly European, and being of an average height and build.

If you didn’t know better and you were only going off what the cops said, you’d be on the lookout for…a tanned European man. But, if you’re someone with any sort of political awareness, you’d take the description with a grain of salt, acknowledging the chances a “tanned European” man raped a young girl in a park were next to zero, and something was amiss. And you’d be right—they quickly caught the alleged rapist, and he actually ended up being Hamid Wali, a Muslim invader….

Why did the Scottish police misidentify someone whose crime (rape), and victim (underage girl) suggests very strongly that he is a Muslim migrant, given what we know about the large percentage of rapists of young girls in the UK — think of the hundreds of Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs, and the hundreds of thousands of their non-Muslim victims. The police in Scotland, like those in England, are fearful of being accused of “racism,” of “Islamophobia,” of “jumping to conclusions” prematurely.

So to avoid this headache, they identified the rapist they are looking for as a “tanned European.” He was not tanned, but brown-skinned, and not a European, but a Muslim named Hamid Wali.

The police all over the UK need to stop misleading the public, whose members could be of assistance in the search for criminals if only the malefactors were properly identified. Memo to police in Glasgow and everywhere else in the UK: get over it. Stop worrying about the names that Muslims, playing the victim, will call you. Think only of the victims.

UK: More Muslim rape gangs discovered operating in Wales, one girl was raped over 1,000 times

Jul 14, 2026 1:00 pm By Robert Spencer

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Welsh victims of the Muslim rape gangs are being entirely ignored. Not only does the British political and media establishment remain utterly terrified of charges of “racism” and “Islamophobia,” but it doesn’t care about Wales. And so the suicide of Britain proceeds merrily apace.

Darren Millar, Senedd Cymru / Welsh Parliament, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0

New grooming gangs scandal erupts in another part of UK

– ‘raped more than 1,000 times'

by David Williamson, Express, July 12, 2026 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):

Survivors of grooming gangs in Wales feel “overlooked and ignored” with the long-awaited inquiry’s investigations focused on English areas, the leader of the Welsh Conservatives has warned. Plaid Cymru and Labour, its predecessor in power in the Welsh Government, are accused of refusing to “back the comprehensive investigation that victims deserve”.

Welsh Tory leader Darren Millar pressed for action, saying: “We know that child sexual exploitation has been happening in Wales because brave survivors have come forward to tell their stories.”

He wants the Welsh Government to commission its own inquiry if the one chaired by Baroness Anne Longfield treats Wales as an “afterthought”.

Mr Millar said he spoke to one survivor who described “how she was groomed, trafficked and raped more than 1,000 times”….

The Senedd member is disappointed that the areas chosen by the Statutory Independent Inquiry into Grooming Gangs for local investigations are all in England – Bradford and Keighley, London and Oldham.

He said: “Not one of the local investigations announced by the inquiry to date is located here in Wales. And that decision is leaving survivors here feeling overlooked and ignored, and struggling to understand why they will need to wait longer for answers. Rather than standing up for Welsh victims and pressing for Wales to be included, the new Plaid Cymru Government appears to have simply accepted that decision. I do not believe that is good enough.”

Adamant that abuses on the Welsh side of the border must not be ignored, he said: “Grooming gangs have operated in Wales, in cities, in towns, and in rural areas. There are victims, perpetrators, and those who could have done more to protect people. Serious questions need answering. People need to be held to account. And victims deserve justice.”…

Mr Millar insisted that fear of causing offence must not deter investigations.

He said: “Some argue that politicians have been reluctant to confront aspects of these crimes because many offenders in some cases elsewhere in Britain have come from particular ethnic backgrounds. We must never stereotype entire communities, and the overwhelming majority of people of all backgrounds are appalled by these crimes. But protecting children must always come before political sensitivities. Fear of causing offence can never become an excuse for failing to investigate serious crime wherever it exists. If Wales continues to be relegated to an afterthought in the national inquiry, Wales must hold its own.”…