Authorities ignore Muslim grooming gangs, targets 'misogyny’ among boys.
After Muslim grooming gangs carried out systemic sexual assaults and trafficked thousands of British girls, the Starmer government and its Pakistani Muslim Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood have announced that the real crisis is ‘sexism’ as practiced by English schoolboys.
The new ‘War on Boys’ program announced by Starmer and Mahmood will train teachers to “spot early signs of misogyny in boys”. Boys who are flagged for misogyny will be directed to special classes on the dangers of ‘toxic masculinity’ and the crime of being born male.
“Every parent should be able to trust that their daughter is safe at school, online and in her relationships,” Prime Minister Keir Starmer, whom many blame for the cover-up of Muslim sex grooming gangs that targeted thousands of vulnerable underage girls, claimed. “This government is stepping in sooner – backing teachers, calling out misogyny, and intervening when warning signs appear to stop harm before it starts.”
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch blasted the ‘War on Boys’ stating that, “It’s not 11-year-old boys in school who are perpetrating violence against women and girls” and urging the Starmer regime to “stop people who come from cultures that don’t respect women coming into our country.”
Media coverage of the new anti-misogyny classes has referenced Andrew Tate, a black Muslim social media influencer, who, along with his brother, has been entangled in accusations of rape and sex trafficking. Tate has been championed by woke right figures like Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson, but the media has been much more reluctant to discuss his Islamic religion, and his decision to carry a Koran when arriving in court in Romania over alleged human trafficking.
Surveys show that Tate is far more popular among Muslims in the UK than among the native population. 72% of young Muslim men, the population most likely to commit sexual offenses, like Tate, while only a minority of British people do. Despite that the media is using young white boys as the face of their ‘anti-misogyny’ campaign rather the actual Tate Muslim fanbase.
Foreign nationals, often migrants, accounted for 1 in 7 sex assault convictions in 2024. An increase of 62% in four years. Foreign nationals make up over 1 in 10 sex offenders in prison with a rate of increase three times that of the native population. Pakistanis make up one of the four countries dominating the list of foreign sex offenders in prison.
Rather than deal with the real problem, the Starmer government and Home Secretary Mahmood have decided, in the words of the BBC headline, “Schoolboys to be target of UK’s violence against women strategy.” This comes even as the country is reeling after a video showed two Afghan Muslim migrant refugees dragging away a 15-year-old girl into the bushes while she pleads for help and then raping her. The two Afghan invaders claimed to be 17-year-olds.
But these are not the ‘schoolboys’ that Starmer and Mahmood are going to war against. --->READ MORE HERE
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When Shabana Mahmood declared violence against women a 'national emergency,' the government's response was a mere £20 million. Is this truly enough?
This government must think Britain’s women are as thick as they are. Shabana Mahmood this week declared violence against women a “national emergency” and launched a new scheme to tackle misogyny and sexual violence which she says will halve it in a decade. And for that gargantuan task, Mahmood allocated the piddling sum of £20million.
Let’s put that into context – ministers are splashing out £570million resurrecting the Erasmus scheme which pays for thousands of British students to study abroad for a year and thousands more to come here with little or no benefit to the British people.
But when it comes to the rape and abuse of women, there’s just £20million in the pot, which says how serious the government is about the problem – IE not at all.
Part of this new scheme will train up teachers to lecture schoolboys on the perils of misogyny which is a total waste of time and money because it isn’t 11-year-old boys doing the raping and assaulting. Why isn’t Mahmood or Jess Phillips, the minister for safeguarding, looking at the root causes for rocketing sexual violence against women, a major one being the abject failure of multiculturalism.
We have certain religions here that subjugate women and treat them as second class citizens. And every day we see hordes of undocumented young men pouring into our country from alien cultures where women are seen as meat to be used and abused at will. We’ve seen these men roaming the streets of our towns and cities attacking women and girls.
Yet in its much-publicised bid to protect women, the government makes no mention of the effect mass immigration has had on violence against women, no mention of Pakistani grooming gangs. It just wants to faff around lecturing 11-year-old boys on respect and misogyny. Phillips’ predictable response to criticism is simply to say: “All cultures include misogyny.” Actually, they don’t. But why would we expect sense from Phillips who, in the last election, clung onto her seat with just 800 votes and will no doubt ignore the data to avoid losing more of the Muslim vote. --->READ MORE HEREFollow link below to a relevant story:
+++++Want to educate young boys about misogyny? Run a lesson on Pakistani rape gangs - Carole Malone+++++
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