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Are Labour politicians complicit in atrocities in their constituencies? Are governments scared to act? (Thread)
Over the last few years situations have come to light in predominantly Labour constituencies where victims have been exploited, from sweat shops to grooming gangs...
Over the last few years situations have come to light in predominantly Labour constituencies where victims have been exploited, from sweat shops to grooming gangs...
...and governments with the police have been scared to act.
Is this a coincidence?
The recent situation in Leicester in which Boohoo employed staff for a little a ÂŁ3ph, even less for some, screams of modern day slavery. Leicester has 3 MPs, a mayor, and 52 out of it's...
Is this a coincidence?
The recent situation in Leicester in which Boohoo employed staff for a little a ÂŁ3ph, even less for some, screams of modern day slavery. Leicester has 3 MPs, a mayor, and 52 out of it's...
...54 councillors, all Labour politicians. There is an estimated 10k victims in Leicester alone.
27 cities in the UK, yes 27, and counting, have witnessed grooming gang convictions in the last decade. Out of these 27 cities, 23 had Labour MPs, and all but one had councils...
27 cities in the UK, yes 27, and counting, have witnessed grooming gang convictions in the last decade. Out of these 27 cities, 23 had Labour MPs, and all but one had councils...
...that had Labour majorities. There is an estimated 10k+ victim's of these atrocities in the last decade.
Jeremy Corbyn forced Sarah Champion out of the Labour Party shadow cabinet because she dared to highlight the truth regarding the perpetrators that were responsible...
Jeremy Corbyn forced Sarah Champion out of the Labour Party shadow cabinet because she dared to highlight the truth regarding the perpetrators that were responsible...
for committing these crimes.
Let's not forget the 2014/15 Trojan horse scandal at Park View in Birmingham, that involved 25 schools, where the plot was to install sympathetic extremist school governors.
Let's not forget the 2014/15 Trojan horse scandal at Park View in Birmingham, that involved 25 schools, where the plot was to install sympathetic extremist school governors.
I'm not saying this is all on Labour, governments have also not acted on these matters and many situations have been swept under the carpet, this highlighted by the Police watchdog (OPC) admitting the matters were covered up due to fears of being branded racist.
I want everyone protected, the young white girls form being groomed, and the victims in these sweatshops that are predominantly Asian and vulnerable. We have to highlight these situations from the ground up, from constituency leaders, to the top of government...
...and not let them be swept under the carpet due to sensitivities.
If the BLM movement get so much traction and outrage for something that happened 4000 miles away, isn't it about time similar movements happened here from atrocities happening within our shores?
If the BLM movement get so much traction and outrage for something that happened 4000 miles away, isn't it about time similar movements happened here from atrocities happening within our shores?
Or will everyone stay silent, including the MSM, and continue to let this happen and enable those responsible who will continue getting away with it.
