Barry

Right. Farage has just made an important admission. He said it was when I started talking about mass deportations that it was the moment he realised he ‘had to get rid’ of me. What did I actually say that Farage felt he had to ‘get rid’ of me over? The following position. Please read, and let me know who you agree with… I stated that if communities of foreign nationals knew that their husbands, cousins or brothers were industrially raping vulnerable white girls, and did nothing? Then yes. They should all be deported. Dual nationals involved in the rape, then yes - they go too. We must revoke their citizenship, and remove them from our country. As we have seen in our inquiry, this was happening ALL OVER towns. Thousands of foreigners knew about the rapes, and thousands were involved. Yes. I would deport them all. I would actually give the death penalty to many too, to be entirely honest. This is vile, vile evil. Please listen to me when I say this. Do not underestimate the extent of that evil. It goes on and on and on. So if a Pakistani woman knew her foreign husband was gang-raping a 12 year old in the basement, and didn’t tell the police? Then yes. She is complicit, and she should be sent back to Pakistan. The husband might not be so lucky. I have now heard the personal story from those 12 year olds. Dozens of them. I am beyond furious at what these women have been through. ANYONE who knew must feel the full brutal force of the law. I make no apologies for that. WHATSOEVER. Farage wants these savage animals free to roam around British streets, fine. That’s his choice. If he disagreed, he should have said so behind closed doors rather than the Reform leadership reporting me to the police, getting the armed police to raid my home and trying to unsuccessfully put me in prison. My position remains consistent and clear. I want to round these foreign rapists and their accomplices up, and I want to remove them all from our country. Restore Britain will do exactly that, I promise you. If you agree, vote for us.

Listening to testimonies it is abundantly clear that countless women in these Pakistani communities knew EXACTLY what their relatives were doing, but said nothing. In these towns, thousands and thousands knew. The scale of rape would mean it’s impossible not to. Impossible. I spoke to one survivor who stated that the imam knew all about it because his son was raping a 15 year old friend of our witness, impregnating her. Her words? ‘They look after their own community.’ Please think about what that means, from somebody who understands the consequences of that far better than all of us. In my view, all of these complicit individuals are as guilty as the rapists themselves. This is the ugly truth that almost nobody in parliament wants to confront. But it’s there, it has been for decades. We must now have the courage to call it out.

I've consulted with our inquiry legal team, and targets have already been identified for private prosecutions. Alongside that, we are exploring the potential for civil litigation against negligent public officials. We are not just talking, we are aiming for justice.

A testimony presented to our inquiry today by the mother of a rape gang survivor.

Testimony presented to our inquiry hearing from the mother of a rape gang survivor. This is all so much worse than anybody realises.

A testimony provided to our inquiry hearings today from the mother of a rape gang survivor. I am firmly of the view that police forces across the country need investigating.

It was very difficult listening to the testimony from this brave woman.