UK MP's grooming gang inquiry to look at role of National Health Service: "They should go to prison"

X ^ | Feb 9 | Rupert Lowe MP

[RandFan]

@RupertLowe10

Today at the inquiry we're focusing on the NHS, who in my view have as many questions to answer as the police.

Young girls presenting with sexually transmitted infections, miscarriages? Wounds from obvious beatings? Clear signs of rape?

Did nobody senior enough in these hospitals think to seriously sound the alarm? When hundreds of young girls are coming in, beaten?

Individuals across senior management in certain NHS trusts knew EXACTLY what was going on, and did nothing.

They should go to prison.

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[RandFan]

This is a good point actually what do we think, Freepers? Clear signs of rape and clinicians did nothing?

[Nateman]

Isn’t diversity wonderful! After years of that rapey stabby stuff you get the pleasure eventually of a civil war where the Mozlems fight to take it all! Allah Fubar!

[A_perfect_lady]

I think everyone in the UK knew it was going on. There's a long-running (like 27 years) crime drama called Silent Witness, about forensic pathologists solving murders, and they did a two-part episode back in 2012 titled "And Then I Fell in Love." The whole plot was showing, in great detail, how these rings of Pakistanis roped young white girls into the sex trade, and girls certainly ended up dead as a result. Of course, they tried to clean it up by having ONE Pakistani guy be the nice guy who saves one girl (highly unlikely), but... it's clear this was common knowledge.