A map of the county of Suffolk

The county of Suffolk used to be relatively safe, at least when compared to London. Suffolk is a semi-rural area with agriculture, fishing, horse-racing, famous painters and light industry being what the county used to be known for.

Sadly Suffok although previously a good place to live is now yet another place that is becoming afflicted with Islamic rapists.

The BBC reports:

“Two men have been jailed for holding a 16-year-old girl in captivity before raping her.

The victim was attacked at a property in Foxhall Road, Ipswich, last June.

Jama Abdullahi, 23, and Badrdyen Saeed, 20, both of London, were found guilty of rape and false imprisonment in January.

Both men have been jailed for eight years. A 17-year-old boy, found guilty of false imprisonment, was put on an 18-month rehabilitation order.

Ipswich Crown Court was told how the girl visited a flat in Foxhall Road on a Sunday afternoon to meet the boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, and two men after exchanging text messages with them.”

Although the Beeb say that the juvenile cannot be named because he is a juvenile, I’d bet a pound to a penny that he is yet another Islamic savage.

The BBC added:

“She was shown to a room by the 17 year old, who told her one or more of his friends wanted to have sex with her.

She said no but the boy left the room and locked the door behind him.

Saeed, of Camel Road in London, then entered the room and “orally raped” the girl. When he left he locked the door behind him.

Abdullahi, also of Camel Road, went into the room a short while later and also forced her to perform oral sex against her will before allowing her to leave the flat.

Det Con Annabel Hicks said: “Abdullahi, Saeed and the 17 year old had come to Ipswich from London and set up a drug den at the address in Foxhall Road.

“They preyed on their victim, luring her to the flat by sending her text messages.

“On the day in question she came to the flat and made it clear that she had no intention of having sex with anyone, but was held against her will and orally raped by the two men.

“The girl was incredibly brave to contact the police the same day and was able to identify the flat so we were able to make the arrests that evening.”

Not even areas like Suffolk are safe from Islamic rapists and sex criminals. The saving grace of this story is the actions of the police. Suffolk Police did not act in similar manner to how too many of our police forces have reacted in the face of an Islamic rape wave by dismissing the case for ‘community cohesion’ reasons. The police in this instance acted quite quickly and swiftly made arrests.

Islamic attitudes to women and non-Muslim women in particular are at the heart of offences like these. Women are generally not respected in Islam and non-Muslim women are seen as even lower than that. A ‘right to rape’ non-Muslim women is coupled with the Islamic sense of ‘entitlement’ and their own feelings that Muslim men are ‘the best of people’. The misogynist head-space that is created by Islamic indoctrination does mean that men brought up in an Islamic culture seem much more likely to engage in crimes such as these than other groups. Although Muslims are a minority in the UK they have produced the vast majority of members of on-street grooming gangs. Sex offenders can come from any group but certain types of offences, namely on-street and in-kebab-house grooming, seem to be dominated by Muslim offenders.

If places like Suffolk can be affected by Islamic rapists and Islamic groomers then nowhere in Britain can be said to be truly safe from the affliction of Islamic sex crime. Those who think that they can secure the safety of their children by moving away from areas with a lot of Muslims are mistaken.

You cannot move away from this problem because it is spreading, Islamic sex crimes, especially crimes against children and young people, cannot be run away from, they need to be fought. These Islamic sex offenders and those who make excuses for or try to lessen the crimes of these criminals, must be fought at the ballot box, in the debating chamber, on the streets and in the home. The best way we can help our sons and daughters is to tell them the truth about Islam and not lazily leave it to the schools, who are too often conduits of pro-Islam propaganda.