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300 Daders, minstens 1400 slachtoffers kindermisbruik Rotherham, Engeland
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TheUnknownKnown
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Zeker mee eens, langzaam ontwaakt Engeland uit de illusie die multikultiu-maakbare samenleving heet.
Cameron heeft recent ook gezegd dat moslims in GB zelf veel meer moeten doen om IS en IS sympathieën te bestrijden.
Uiteraard gaat heel verwend moslim UK huilen en huilen want tot voor kort durfden de politiek correcte politici dat niet te zeggen.
Ik zeg het vaker, de islam is als een baby die alles krijgt, als ze een keer nee op het rekest krijgen is men beledigd en boos. Geert Wilders is de NEEN zeggen tegen moslims....die uiteraard gaan huilen.
Cameron heeft recent ook gezegd dat moslims in GB zelf veel meer moeten doen om IS en IS sympathieën te bestrijden.
Uiteraard gaat heel verwend moslim UK huilen en huilen want tot voor kort durfden de politiek correcte politici dat niet te zeggen.
Ik zeg het vaker, de islam is als een baby die alles krijgt, als ze een keer nee op het rekest krijgen is men beledigd en boos. Geert Wilders is de NEEN zeggen tegen moslims....die uiteraard gaan huilen.
virusje
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AboveAndBeyond
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Heb jij ook zo'n verschrikkelijke bloedhekel aan Turken?
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Waar? Die pakistanen hebben zo te zien wel hard gewerkt inderdaad.
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Die 1400 meisjes (en/of jongens?) alvast wel.
Wordt de minimumleeftijd van 9 jaar dan ook gehanteerd?
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Dood aan de hangjeugd!!!!
Brotoscience
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al 2 decenia zevert men hetzelfde: langzaam ontwaakt xx land uit de multi culti onzin, terwijl de realiteit is dat alle eu landen meer niet-eu burgers hebben dan pakweg 5 jaar geleden. Ammehoela dat men 'ontwaakt'
Voor de rest, waar gaat dit thread over ? multi culti bashing, pakistani bashing of wat er nu precies is gebeurt met die kinderen en wie gefaald heeft. Zogezegd 1400 kinderen zijn mishandeld en daders zijn allemaal pakistanen en ze zijn ongestraft geweest omdat de overheid niet wou inzien dat het pakis waren. Zeer geloofwaardig
Voor de rest, waar gaat dit thread over ? multi culti bashing, pakistani bashing of wat er nu precies is gebeurt met die kinderen en wie gefaald heeft. Zogezegd 1400 kinderen zijn mishandeld en daders zijn allemaal pakistanen en ze zijn ongestraft geweest omdat de overheid niet wou inzien dat het pakis waren. Zeer geloofwaardig
Is zo naar buiten gebracht door de Engelse autoriteiten.
Brotoscience
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Door degenen die het onderzoek publiceerden, beetje een functie a la OM, de boel een beetje aandikken. Koppen moeten rollen natuurlijk 
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-28939089
Dus de flikken zijn wel verbeterd in hun laatste jaren. Mss waren ze dan opeens niet meer bang om als racist bestempeld te worden ofzo..
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-28939089
Dus de flikken zijn wel verbeterd in hun laatste jaren. Mss waren ze dan opeens niet meer bang om als racist bestempeld te worden ofzo..
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The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is to investigate Wiltshire Police's handling of an alleged claim of child sexual abuse made about former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath.
The probe was launched following allegations that were made about the force's handing of the original investigation, which dates back to the 1990s.
The complaint is understood to have been made by a retired senior police officer. Wiltshire Police is now appeal for anyone who thinks they might have been a "victim" to come forward.
An IPCC spokesman said: "It is alleged that a criminal prosecution was not pursued, when a person threatened to expose that Sir Edward Heath may have been involved in offences concerning children.
"In addition to this allegation, the IPCC will examine whether Wiltshire Police subsequently took any steps to investigate these claims."
A Wiltshire Police spokesman said: "Following the announcement today regarding an independent investigation by the IPCC into allegations concerning how Wiltshire Police handled an alleged claim of child sex abuse made in the 1990s, we are carrying out enquiries to identify if there are any witnesses or victims who support the allegations of child sex abuse.
"On becoming aware of the information, Wiltshire Police informed the IPCC and later made a mandatory referral. The IPCC investigation will specifically consider how the force responded to allegations when they were received in the 1990s.
"Sir Edward Heath has been named in relation to offences concerning children. He lived in Salisbury for many years and we would like to hear from anyone who has any relevant information that may assist us in our enquiries or anyone who believes they may have been a victim.
"We are working closely with the NSPCC to ensure that any victims are appropriately supported. They provide trained helpline counsellors to listen and provide assistance.
"We take all reports of child abuse, either current or that occurred in the past very seriously. Victims will receive support throughout any investigation and associated judicial process.
"If there is evidence of offences having been committed we will ensure that , if possible, those responsible are held to account through a thorough and detailed investigation. This includes any other parties who are identified as having been involved in child sex abuse.
"Some people may never have spoken out about the abuse they have suffered but we would urge them to please contact us and to not suffer in silence."
Sir Edward Heath was leader of the Conservative Party from 1965 to 1975 and was Prime Minister between 1970 and 1974. He retired from Parliament in 2001 and died four years later in 2005.
Wiltshire Police and Crime Commissioner Angus Macpherson said: "Wiltshire Police referred the allegations to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, and advised my office of the referral.
"The progress of this investigation has been monitored by my office at every stage and I am satisfied that the necessary momentum and engagement with the IPCC has been maintained by Wiltshire Police since the information was received.
"It is important that the IPCC investigation is given full co-operation. I will be watching closely to see if any evidence of corruption or poor practice is uncovered.
"My priority as Commissioner is to put the interests of victims at the heart of everything we do, as well as holding the Force to account for its performance.
"I would like to encourage any victims, or anyone with information which could help the investigation, to have the confidence and courage to come forward.
"We have often seen from high profile national cases that victims, who have not spoken of their abuse for many years, find their voice and speak out. I want any victims of child sex abuse, whether current or historic, to know they can have confidence in the service they will receive from Wiltshire Police.
"I'm pleased that the NSPCC have experienced advisors standing by to offer support to anyone for whom news of this investigation has rekindled troubling memories."
NSPCC chief executive Peter Wanless said: "It's important that people who believe they have been victims of abuse have the confidence to speak out knowing that their voices will be listened to.
"Whether abuse happened in the past, or is occurring today, whether those being accused are authority figures or not, allegations of crimes against children must be investigated thoroughly.
"While some people wait years before speaking out we would urge them to act quickly so they can get help as soon as possible. Our trained helpline counsellors are always on duty round the clock to listen and provide assistance."
The probe was launched following allegations that were made about the force's handing of the original investigation, which dates back to the 1990s.
The complaint is understood to have been made by a retired senior police officer. Wiltshire Police is now appeal for anyone who thinks they might have been a "victim" to come forward.
An IPCC spokesman said: "It is alleged that a criminal prosecution was not pursued, when a person threatened to expose that Sir Edward Heath may have been involved in offences concerning children.
"In addition to this allegation, the IPCC will examine whether Wiltshire Police subsequently took any steps to investigate these claims."
A Wiltshire Police spokesman said: "Following the announcement today regarding an independent investigation by the IPCC into allegations concerning how Wiltshire Police handled an alleged claim of child sex abuse made in the 1990s, we are carrying out enquiries to identify if there are any witnesses or victims who support the allegations of child sex abuse.
"On becoming aware of the information, Wiltshire Police informed the IPCC and later made a mandatory referral. The IPCC investigation will specifically consider how the force responded to allegations when they were received in the 1990s.
"Sir Edward Heath has been named in relation to offences concerning children. He lived in Salisbury for many years and we would like to hear from anyone who has any relevant information that may assist us in our enquiries or anyone who believes they may have been a victim.
"We are working closely with the NSPCC to ensure that any victims are appropriately supported. They provide trained helpline counsellors to listen and provide assistance.
"We take all reports of child abuse, either current or that occurred in the past very seriously. Victims will receive support throughout any investigation and associated judicial process.
"If there is evidence of offences having been committed we will ensure that , if possible, those responsible are held to account through a thorough and detailed investigation. This includes any other parties who are identified as having been involved in child sex abuse.
"Some people may never have spoken out about the abuse they have suffered but we would urge them to please contact us and to not suffer in silence."
Sir Edward Heath was leader of the Conservative Party from 1965 to 1975 and was Prime Minister between 1970 and 1974. He retired from Parliament in 2001 and died four years later in 2005.
Wiltshire Police and Crime Commissioner Angus Macpherson said: "Wiltshire Police referred the allegations to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, and advised my office of the referral.
"The progress of this investigation has been monitored by my office at every stage and I am satisfied that the necessary momentum and engagement with the IPCC has been maintained by Wiltshire Police since the information was received.
"It is important that the IPCC investigation is given full co-operation. I will be watching closely to see if any evidence of corruption or poor practice is uncovered.
"My priority as Commissioner is to put the interests of victims at the heart of everything we do, as well as holding the Force to account for its performance.
"I would like to encourage any victims, or anyone with information which could help the investigation, to have the confidence and courage to come forward.
"We have often seen from high profile national cases that victims, who have not spoken of their abuse for many years, find their voice and speak out. I want any victims of child sex abuse, whether current or historic, to know they can have confidence in the service they will receive from Wiltshire Police.
"I'm pleased that the NSPCC have experienced advisors standing by to offer support to anyone for whom news of this investigation has rekindled troubling memories."
NSPCC chief executive Peter Wanless said: "It's important that people who believe they have been victims of abuse have the confidence to speak out knowing that their voices will be listened to.
"Whether abuse happened in the past, or is occurring today, whether those being accused are authority figures or not, allegations of crimes against children must be investigated thoroughly.
"While some people wait years before speaking out we would urge them to act quickly so they can get help as soon as possible. Our trained helpline counsellors are always on duty round the clock to listen and provide assistance."
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Jwdoetookmee
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Wat is dat toch met die pakis en indiase eikels enzo. Ga gewoon werken. Lijken wel eenden, die gaan ook altijd vrouwtjes verkrachten uit verveling.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rif6EhnV1xk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rif6EhnV1xk