As the implications of the UK Rape Gang Inquiry Report sink in, the feeling grows that no one is asking enough questions. I have many. And first I want to challenge the assumption that all of this revolves around something called ‘immigration’. That word conjures up images of nice families sitting around the table having earnest conversations about whether or not they could have a better life in another country. That is happening, yes, and it has happened throughout history – the number of migrants today is nothing compared to the mass migrations of the 19th century, which are a part of what made New Zealand a viable modern nation.
What is happening now is fundamentally different in two ways. One, people are not merely being allowed in but are being deliberately brought in by governments. Two, they are coming, not to make their own lives better, but to make their new countries worse.
Why is this happening? Why are governments all over the Western world bringing in busloads and shiploads of violent young Islamic men? The scale of it is equal to an invasion or a war. It is not adequate to frame the discussion around why governments are not doing enough to stop it. They are deliberately perpetrating it themselves.
Who is telling them to do this? Sorry for not doing the investigative journalism myself but where are their orders coming from? And how can all the civil agencies be so entirely complicit? How have they been able to induce all of their employees – all the doctors, nurses, teachers, social workers, police and judges – to do nothing and say nothing about it? These are people with families of their own, with hearts and minds and consciences. What are they threatening them with that is so bad that they will turn a blind eye to unspeakable atrocities, not just once, but year after year after year?
It’s not good enough to say that they are afraid of being labelled racist. People get called things all the time. What would happen to them if they were labelled racist that is so terrible they would rather allow helpless girls to be violated, brutalised and murdered on their watch?
I’m a very insignificant little pen-pusher. The experienced journos know how to dig up dirt and they need to ask harder questions. They need to ask why the governments of the Western world are waging war on their own people, who is threatening them and who is rewarding them. Mere incompetence will not explain it. Who profits from the crime?
