"You know, in certain older, civilized cultures,

When men failed as entirely as you have ...

There is no absolution for this, no forgiveness, no redemption possible.

… they would throw themselves on their swords.”¹

Rupert Lowe’s (Minister of Parliament) Rape Gang Inquiry Report has been released.

It is … so much worse than I had feared.

“It is a national scandal of industrial-scale child rape and modern-day slavery enabled, protected, and prolonged by the deliberate failures of the British state at every single level.”

…

“Every institution that existed to protect children instead enabled the gangs. Police forces across England and Scotland discouraged reporting, criminalised victims, destroyed evidence, allowed known rapists to walk free on bail, and in some cases actively participated in or shielded the networks.”

…

“The media self-censored the ethnic and religious pattern for fear of being labelled racist.”

…

“The evidence is now overwhelming and irrefutable. The rape gangs did not operate in the shadows, but with the active or passive consent of the British state. The betrayal was total.”

I urge everyone to download a copy of this report before it gets memory-holed. I further encourage everyone to read every brutal, infuriating, sickening page.

If you’ve been reading The Bugscuffle Gazette, we’ve been mentioning the rape gang scandal in Britain for a while:

Blind pig finding an acorn, and all that.
Doing the honourable thing.
A government that blames the children.

Even so, I was not expecting to learn that the grooming gangs have been operating since 1955. Seventy-one years. At least two generations of British children have been savagely sacrificed on the altar of multiculturalism, willingly helped and encouraged by not only the State, but by our “Journalistic Betters”.

I was not expecting to learn that the victims number a quarter of a million. At minimum.

The least job of a society — the very minimal function expected — is the protection of the innocent and the defence of those who cannot protect themselves.

The Government of Great Britain — from the least to the highest — not only failed in this most minor of duties, but actively aided and abetted the destruction of the innocent and the depredation of the defenceless — with the enthusiastic assistance of “professional” “journalists”.

Seventy-one (71) years. Two-hundred and fifty-thousand (250,000) children raped. Trafficked. Tortured.

I don’t ever bloody well want to hear any English person tell me I don’t need guns again. “The police will protect you” you say, with that supercilious smirk. Read that report again — especially the part about the police failing to protect children, CHILDREN for God’s sake — and then get sodding bent.

I am furious. I don’t want apologies — I want officers executed. I want politicians hung in the public square, their possessions seized. I want journalistic edifices chained shut and set on fire.

I want the bloodshed and retribution visited upon those responsible, those who enabled, and those who willingly ignored to be of a level that will snarl softly to British people for ages to come:

“Do. Not. Fail. Again.”

Bastards.

Ian

1. Quote from the 2005 movie “Serenity”.