IS THE 250,000 FIGURE CITED BY RUPERT LOWE'S RAPE GANG ENQUIRY FALSE? Also, A Tribute to Marlene Guest

Since the publication of Rupert Lowe’s rape gang enquiry report the other day, there has been much speculation as to where he obtained the figure of 250,000 victims and if this number is realistic. This questioning, particularly with the emphasis on an attempt to debunk this figure and thereby dismiss the whole report as a fabrication, has largely come from the extreme left and non-White men largely of Asian and Muslim background. This ought to come as no surprise, as left wing extremists and Muslim terrorists have now become strange bedfellows. Two of the most vocal have been the current leader of the Green Party Zack Polanski, a homosexual Jew, and former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf, a Muslim anti-White racist who introduced laws to curtail the free speech of indigenous Scots.

 

 

 

DAVID STARKEY IS A GATEKEEPER

I have often wondered where the historian David Starkey’s political loyalties lie. He has always played the conservatard while nodding and winking to proper Rightists. Indeed, one of his more explicit outbursts got him in quite a bit of bother. In 2011, during an episode of Newsnight, Starkey pronounced:

 

"What has happened is that the substantial section of the chavs that you wrote about have become black. The whites have become black; a particular sort of violent, destructive, nihilistic gangster culture has become the fashion."

 

Of course, Starkey crumbled under pressure during the inevitable media backlash, retracting everything he said and making grovelling apologies, which usually makes no difference, but as a homosexual and disabled man (tick two boxes), he retained his employment and social standing in a way that people like Ron Atkinson, Danny Baker and John Torode never managed.