Far left UK minister will criminalize misogyny, but shuns Islamic rape gang inquiry

By MICHAEL SLOVANOS
THIS is the face of Keir Starmer’s far left, cultural Marxist UK government: Jess Phillips, the so-called Minister for Safeguarding aka Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Safeguarding and Violence Against Women and Girls.

Phillips has caused outrage in the UK by politely refusing an official request from the Oldham Council to have the Home Office back a public inquiry into child exploitation in Oldham and urging the council to handle it locally.

The crimes against teens and children that have been described in court are horrific, and unbelievably, a Labor MP named Sarah Champion claims as many as a million children have been sexually assaulted by “sex abuse gangs”.

Phillips claims to be anti-political establishment, and has appeared online expressing her dismay at failing to break the blathering politician mould. That is commendable, but being just another far left, globalist ideologue is fundamentally at odds with the populist model that seeks personal freedom and limited government.

For decades, cultural or neo-Marxists like Phillips have made a habit of outlawing certain “ideological behaviour” like “sexism”, “racism” or “discrimination”, which is highly subjective and crosses the line into totalitarian thought and speech control.

The tactical objective of revolutionary New Left neo-Marxists is to divide nation states into warring ideological factions based on class, race, gender, and “sexuality” – a divide and conquer strategy that leads to chaos and totalitarian state control. Britain has reached that danger zone.

A private members bill to make “misogyny” a “hate crime” has recently been passed by the UK House of Lords. Phillips will support the Bill in the House of Commons, despite her concerns that “proving misogyny” will be difficult.

Phillips claims she is not going to involve her ministry in a child rape gang inquiry because that would fit the purposes of “the far right”. And of course, to focus on an issue that largely involves Moslem immigrants, or their descendants, would put her in danger of being accused of “Islamaphobic” or “racist” or “anti-immigrant”. Britons have had enough of this baloney.

Grooming gangs, that have predominantly been Pakistani Moslem, have been a major issue in the UK for at least two decades and are the reason for protests involving the English Defence League (formed in 2009) and their former leader Tommy Robinson.

He is currently serving 18 months imprisonment for “contempt of court” for screening his documentary Silenced, which they claim repeats “false allegations against a Syrian refugee, in breach of an injunction”.

Robinson was essentially stitched up by the UK establishment when Robinson secretly recorded the negative comments made by teachers and others about Jamal Hijazi, a schoolboy at the centre of a massive media campaign portraying him as the victim of a “racist attack” by an English schoolboy at Almondbury Community School in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire in 2018.

Hijazi had in fact been accused of assaulting the boy’s younger sister. He was grabbed, dumped on the grass and had water poured on him. Media and a chorus of other “anti-racism” voices such as Hope Not Hate called it “waterboarding”, invoking the notorious US military waterboarding torture sessions at Guantanamo Bay.

Robinson was accused of making “false claims” on Facebook about about the boy, which lead to the “anti-racism” forces launching a major libel case which resulted in Robinson being ordered to to pay £100,000 in damages.

In 2010 it was revealed that some 1400 young English girls had often been gang raped by these grooming gangs going back some 16 years. Further reports of this sub-culture of grooming emerged in following years but Robinson and his supporters were repeatedly condemned by governments and media as “far right” and “racist” simply for calling for reduced immigration.