UK MP needs police security for saying “Britain has a problem with British Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls”

Note that MP Sarah Champion didn’t even refer to the rape gang epidemic as a problem with Muslim men, only describing the perpetrators as “Pakistani.” She even admits ignorance about the Islamic justification for such behavior, saying: “The real frustration is that I don’t know what motivated these gangs. Other than being of Pakistani heritage, what is the commonality?” It might be that they went to the same school. People sloppily call them ‘Muslims’ but are they Muslims? I don’t know. They could be Pakistani Christians.” This is ridiculous, and it fails to speak the whole truth: these gangs are are Muslim. They follow the word of Allah and the example set by Muhammad.

Anyway, Britain DOES have a problem with “Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls,” although it is not a racial problem. They’re not doing it because they’re Pakistani and the girls are white; they’re doing it because they’re Muslim and the girls are non-Muslim. Still, what Sarah Champion said was broadly accurate. That her words were denounced by her own party and that she now receives threats shows how far Britain has fallen. Now telling the truth gets you demonized and ostracized. The land of the Magna Carta is dead. By its own hand.

And once again, Islam is not a race. Rape is not a religious right. The West has got to get a grip.

“Sarah Champion MP Under Threat After Calling Out Pakistani Grooming Gangs, But Vows ‘I’m Not Done,’” by Jack Montgomery, Breitbart, August 13, 2018:

Sarah Champion MP says she has “aged” after the Labour Party threw her off its front bench for calling out “British Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls” and now requires enhanced police security — but vows “I am quite a long way from done.”

The Member of Parliament for Rotherham told the Telegraph she has required enhanced police security since she made her remarks, and that “If a stranger comes up to me I’m wary, which is difficult because my job as an MP is to be in the public domain.”

“Britain has a problem with British Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls,” Champion wrote in her Sun article in 2017.

“There. I said it. Does that make me a racist? Or am I just prepared to call out this horrifying problem for what it is?

“For too long we have ignored the race of these abusers and, worse, tried to cover it up. No more. These people are predators and the common denominator is their ethnic heritage.”

Whether or not Champion’s sentiments were “racist” they were evidently too unpalatable for the Labour Party’s hard-left, pro-multiculturalism leadership, who promptly expelled her from the Shadow Cabinet.

The furious reaction to Champion’s more or less uncontestable observation is all the more surprising considering she is by no means a right-winger, let alone ‘far-right’, as her politically correct comments to the Telegraph help underline.

“The real frustration is that I don’t know what motivated these gangs. Other than being of Pakistani heritage, what is the commonality?” It might be that they went to the same school. People sloppily call them ‘Muslims’ but are they Muslims? I don’t know. They could be Pakistani Christians,” she said weakly.

Christians make up a mere 1.2 percent of Pakistan’s population, and are subject to brutal persecution and sexual exploitation there themselves….