Telford .....and still it goes on!

[perrykneeham]

Tuh-riggerrrrrrrrrrrred.

[ootlg]

You get the point though. Of course you do. But you'll split hairs just to whitewash the history which doesn't support the archaic vision festering in your head.

[perrykneeham]

The historically accurate vision, you mean.

[ootlg]

Hahaha... you're supposed to be triggered by that. Play the game.

[perrykneeham]

It's all going South.....

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-61455926

[mids]

Lest we foget.

"A Labour MP has been criticised for sharing a Twitter post telling Rotherham sex abuse victims to ‘shut their mouths for the good of diversity’.

Naz Shah, who represents Bradford West, shared and liked a post tweeted out from a parody account of newspaper columnist Owen Jones."

metro.co.uk/2017/08/23/mp-shares-tweet-saying-abuse-victims-should-shut-their-mouths-for-good-of-diversity-6872181/

[mids]

It does seem to be never-ending. Do the left support this sort of thing?

[perrykneeham]

"
Twenty-one people have been convicted for their parts in the largest ever child sex abuse case investigated by West Midlands Police.

The offending against seven children, who were 12 years old or younger, took place over nearly a decade in Walsall and Wolverhampton.

The abuse came to light after concerns were raised following a hospital visit by one of the victims.

Thirteen of the defendants have been jailed with four to be sentenced later."

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-65189785

Funny that the BBC affords anonymity to the convicted. Not a courtesy they usually extend.

[happyhammerhead]

They are named.

[perrykneeham]

Must have been typing them up as I was moaning about it. The names weren't there earlier.

Good. I hope their mums all get dogshit through their letterboxes tonight.

[perrykneeham]

Nine women amongst them. I wonder what the target group was. They don't look churchy.

[mids]

I saw that the other day but I didn't post about it because, I dunno, it somehow didn't seem like an interesting case. Not sure why. Just one of those things...

[voice]

Nasty, job waiting for them at the Met when they get out.

[Repat Van]

Apr 5, 2023 12:53:57 GMT perrykneeham said:

"
Twenty-one people have been convicted for their parts in the largest ever child sex abuse case investigated by West Midlands Police.

The offending against seven children, who were 12 years old or younger, took place over nearly a decade in Walsall and Wolverhampton.

The abuse came to light after concerns were raised following a hospital visit by one of the victims.

Thirteen of the defendants have been jailed with four to be sentenced later."

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-65189785

Funny that the BBC affords anonymity to the convicted. Not a courtesy they usually extend.

Not sure the BBC had any choice in whether they could be named or not.

[Repat Van]

Apr 5, 2023 14:35:37 GMT mids said:

I saw that the other day but I didn't post about it because, I dunno, it somehow didn't seem like an interesting case. Not sure why. Just one of those things...

…

[Repat Van]

“The case can only now be reported because a series of trials which began last year has ended.”

I am assuming this was just to ensure no mistrials could be declared. Jesus Christ - sick fucks. It’s absolutely right they’re named although hopefully doing this does not inadvertantly disclose the identity of the victims.

And it is mind blowing to me that a 71 year old woman was involved. Wonder if it’s linked to some kind of youth or church group.

[moggyonspeed]

So, for consistency with other paedophile rings around the UK, what we now know is that the white West Midlands demographic is pretty much one of institutional paederasty.

[mids]

"paedophile rings"

Ew.