Over the course of the past few months some people have claimed my campaign against Pakistani grooming gangs has brought shame on the community, on the contrary I would like to say that these groomers are in ones who have brought shame on their families, community and friends.
My record since 2007 has been consistently campaigning against these grooming gangs, the sad reality is that in the case of on street gang grooming there is an over representation of Pakistani men, until British Pakistanis accept that this is a problem for our community we will not be able to eradicate this evil. Burying our head in the sand as the usual response is not good enough.
This is not a white conspiracy dreamt up by the far right or victimisation of the Pakistani community as some claim. This is a concerted effort by a minority of Pakistani men who have groomed, abused and raped young white girls.
This is a form of racism and we shouldn’t hesitate to condemn it.
Blaming or deflecting attention away from the evil men who carry out such actions is despicable. Just remember these were someone’s daughters or sisters
. If you choose to ignore it then you are subjecting others to the threat of these groomers.
surely the mosques and elders and parents of bradford/keighley by now are working in the community and their own families to make sure nothing like this ever happens again.
This cannot be undone and I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.
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