The new leader of the UK Labour party Sir Keir Starmer has promoted MP Naseem ‘Naz’ Shah who infamously shared a tweet stating “Those abused girls in Rotherham and elsewhere just need to shut their mouths. For the good of diversity” to “Shadow Minister for Community Cohesion”.
The British-Pakistani Labour MP for Bradford West liked and shared a tweet in 2017 admonishing white, English girls who spoke out about being raped and sexually enslaved by organised gangs of Muslim paedophiles but later claimed this was an accident after a major backlash.
Following the controversy former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn also promoted Shah to a frontbench role as Shadow Minister of State for “Women and Equalities” in his Shadow Cabinet the following year.
The UK has been rocked by a never-ending stream of scandals involving predominantly Muslim men targeting non-Muslim English girls from working class backgrounds for sexual exploitation.
Most shockingly of all is the fact that authorities and the mainstream media were aware of this for years if not decades but refused to act, even when girls and parents pleaded for help, for fear of being accused of racism by PC fanatics.
The Labour MP for Rotherham, a town where Muslim child raping gangs were allowed to operate for years with impunity, Sarah Champion, has said that up to 1 million English girls are likely to have fallen victim to Muslim rape gangs as of 2016.
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