Comments by "Stuart Brown" (@stuartbrown8259) on "Grooming Gangs: How The Police Silenced Victims" video.

  1. Excellent summary of where we are at present. I'm 57, i have been awake and aware of what's been going on. However, not the scale. Unfortunately for whatever reason, very few of the victims speak out, totally understandable. Kudos to Tommy, Maggie Oliver, Sammy Woodward, and quite a few others that have been trying to get this story out to the masses for years. As you said, it has cost them big time. I don't know much about Musk, but he is someone who needs to be thanked for using his massive world wide platform for mentioning it. Herein lies the problem with the establishment. It's the main talking point amongst the masses, some MSM, however, the media, government etc are doubling, or even trebling down, that nothing to see here gov as if nothing really happened. Personally, it needs outside people, from maybe a different country, definitely Western, to investigate, we know that won't happen, so IF they open up an enquiry, it will be stuffed with establishment stooges, and lessons will be learned, blah blah blah. The ones who have been covering it up, and of course the perps, will wander off into the sunset. As you mentioned in other replies, probably take many years, and then the findings watered down, that won't be worth it. All this points to multiculturalism DOES NOT WORK, it's a failed experiment, and needs to stop forthwith.
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  2. @BritishLandeur  Hence I said the idea of multiculturalism doesn't work. Anglosphere nations by and large have set standards, that the majority of people follow. Of course we have all got our fair share of baduns, but in general they are dealt with by the authorities. Throw into the mix, which lets face it, an imported group, who are totally different, have different values, in comparison to the West, of course it was always going to cause a problem. Yet they keep coming, and thanks to the establishment, they have that nice card tucked away in their back pocket, ready to use when required, and endorsed by said establishment.
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