All civilised countries need some form of police force otherwise there is the danger of anarchy or unrest. Britain partially started to learn this lesson as a result of the Gordon Riots back in the 18th century, when London was trashed by anti-Catholic rioters. These riots were difficult to suppress as there was no standing police force to deal with the disorder and it was either the army or haphazardly organised local guards who had to face the rioters.
Eventually, Britain got a police force in the 19th century, a force that policed the population by consent and whose members were not military in nature, but instead were uniformed civilians sworn to uphold the law. Over time, these local police forces became on the whole trusted by the British people. At last after much political bickering, Britons got the police forces that we deserved.
But, today’s Britons are not getting the police forces that we deserve and certainly not police forces that guard the rights of everyone equally. Instead we have highly politicised and aloof police forces that make decisions based on political expediency and ideology, forces that for those reasons treat certain groups, namely Muslims, with kid gloves and everyone else like dirt.
There is no greater and starker example of this than the behaviour of West Mercia Police in connection with the Islamic Rape Gang epidemic that has hit the town of Telford, and probably I’m sad to say, other towns and cities that are under West Mercia’s purview. In Telford it has been alleged that West Mercia Police refused to execute Sexual Risk Orders made by the courts against at least 20 suspected child sex offenders in the town because it was ‘too much trouble’.
Yes, you heard that right. Police chiefs, public servants who are paid handsomely by the taxpayer, refused to carry out even the most basic of actions that may have prevented the 1.8% of the population of Telford’s that is Muslim from preying on the children of other communities in the town. Doesn’t the phrase ‘couldn’t be arsed to deal with Muslim sex offenders’ really and truly sum up how low and bent our police forces have become? I feel that all Britons deserve much better policing than we are getting from the likes of West Mercia Police.
The Daily Mirror, which has done a lot of reporting on the Telford Islamic Rape Gang Scandal in which at least 1000 girls and young women were raped and sold into sex slavery by Telford’s Muslims, is claiming that police didn’t want the bother of dealing with Telford’s Muslim sex crime problem. Senior West Mercia Police officers are said to have refused to execute court orders that may have prevented at least some of the grooming of children by Muslims and also refused also to look for any potential links between different individual Islamic sex crime cases. It is possible that if West Mercia has carried out either of these actions, then a lot of children and young women may have been spared rape and sex slavery at the hands of Telford’s Muslims.
West Mercia Police seem to have made active decisions not to protect the children and young women of Telford from the most awful, debasing and murderous attentions of the Muslim community in Telford. In effect, West Mercia police threw the children of Telford’s non-Muslim residents to the wolves.
With every new revelation about the Telford Islamic Rape Gang scandal I find myself becoming more and more disgusted with the actions, or rather the inactions of West Mercia Police. They have abandoned their sacred duty to prevent crime and keep order by pandering to Telford’s Muslims and failing to enforce the law upon them.
The situation in Telford is so bad and the police’s cover up of the crimes and failure to tackle them so egregious that I can’t help but wonder about how many other towns and cities that are in the West Mercia force area, could be suffering from similar Islamic sex crime, crimes which senior officers are turning a blind eye to, or are failing to stamp out. Could there be other examples of Islamic sex crime in other places served by West Mercia, places like Worcester, Droitwich, Kidderminster, Bromsgrove, Hereford or Shrewsbury where the police may have taken a similar ‘can’t be arsed’ attitude to Islamic sex beasts preying on Britons? Sadly, I would guess that this is highly likely to be the case as the orders to go easy on the issue of Muslim sex criminals in Telford, didn’t come from relatively junior officers, but appear to have come from West Mercia Police’s senior management team. West Mercia Police could be sitting on an enormous can of Islamic sex crime worms of which Telford is but the first part of this can to be opened.
As I said at the beginning of this piece, civilised societies need honest and effective policing. Unfortunately this is not what the residents of the West Mercia Police area have got from those charged with protecting them. Instead the residents of the West Mercia area have got a force that fails to deal with obvious problems, panders to particular religious groups such as Muslims and has let them get away with mass rape and sex trafficking for decades. We all, no matter who we are, deserve much better and more honest policing than has been dished out by the officers and management of West Mercia Police. This force is not one suitable to protect and serve the citizens of a civilised society, it has now become so bad that it the sort of force that would even bring disgrace to some sort of banana republic let alone an advanced country like the United Kingdom.
Were some of them bought by perps or ‘interest groups’, I wonder.
It could well be that local police are taking bungs from local Muslims, it’s not something that should be dismissed out of hand. However, the most likely motive for doing the square root of sod all about Moslem rapists in Telford may well be ideological. The ideology that says that Muslims are oppressed when they are not and need to be handled with kid gloves may have played a large part in why the police threw these girls to the Islamic wolves. In any event the Telford case shows that there is a dire need for a clean out of the upper echelons of Britain’s police forces.