Musk single-handedly catapulted our shameful grooming/r*pe gang scandal into the global spotlight

But it was the survivors and whistleblowers who originally exposed the abuse—against all odds.

Here are some of their stories and what they had to endure. Thread 🧵 Following on from the first thread on survivor and whistleblower Sammy Woodhouse...

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There's been a lot of insanely informative posts on the grooming/r*pe gang scandal

But don't think anyone has done a deep dive on the original whistleblowers who exposed the horrific, horrific abuse

So here are some of their stories and what they had to endure. Thread 🧵 1. Sammy Woodhouse

In 1999, Arshid Hussain, the 24-year-old leader of Rotherham’s Pakistani Muslim r*pe gang, started grooming and repeatedly r*ping Sammy, who was just 14-years-old.

Meet James McSweeney, ex-parliamentary researcher turned whistleblower

He recently sat down for interview, recounting his experiences

It didn't get too many views but what he divulged was shocking...

Shocking enough to change the way people view UK governance. Thread 🧵 When former parliamentary researcher James McSweeney approached an unnamed minister about a significant problem concerning the UK’s energy supply, he was met with a reaction he did not expect.

This is Jacqui Wakefield...

She is a BBC "disinformation" reporter.

Recently, she published an article, detailing how @StevenBartlett spreads "health misinformation".

In reality, she omitted a lot of key detail.

This is how much of a shit show the BBC has become. Thread🧵 The state-funded British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has become known for its journalistic malpractice in recent years and last week was no exception.

There's been a lot of talk of Bovaer in the last few weeks...

So many citizen journalists have published some incredibly insightful posts about it.

Yet, the most scandalous info hasn't necessarily been about the product itself.

Thread 🧵 To recap, on November 26th, Arla Foods Ltd. announced a groundbreaking partnership with Tesco, Aldi, and Morrisons to trial a methane-reducing feed “additive” called Bovaer.

Its purpose is to curb emissions in the UK dairy industry.

Thread continued...

Concerns about such domestic conflicts and corruption in the green energy industry, however, pale compared to events in the macro. If farmers are forced to sell their land to stay out of the red—who will they sell to? Will it be the state or the transnational corporates?

Either way, the result looks to be the same.

If only Clarkson talked about this...

Some context on British farming in light of the recent 13,000+ protest in Westminster, the Arla Foods saga, and Starmer's recent meeting with Blackrock.

Thread 🧵 When Jeremy Clarkson spoke at the farmers’ protest in Westminster earlier this month in light of the government’s recent tax raid, he drew a lot of eye-balls.

But it’s what he missed about the larger picture that could have really opened the public’s eye.

Britain's speech laws are among the most extensive and subjective in the democratic world, giving police the power to regulate speech arbitrarily.

They rely on five specific laws to do so.

Concise summary 🧵 Section 19, Public Order Act 1986 criminalises written material “likely to incite racial hatred.”

The vague “likely” threshold gives police and judges wide discretion to prosecute. It has also been used against peaceful protesters.

The Allison Pearson saga has finally ended but it again raised serious questions about free speech in Britain...

Some say such concerns are ill-founded and that we have nothing to worry about.

So here's an objective look at past "hate" policing so you can decide for yourself 🧵 1. Kate Scottow

In Dec 2018, police arrested Kate Scottow at her home in front of her 10-year-old daughter and 20-month-old son after she misgendered a trans-identified male online.

Scottow sent tweets referring to the accuser as "he", "him", and "a pig in a wig".

This is a picture of the farmers' protest in London earlier this morn.

Thousands came together to fight back against Labour's tax raid, which will cause many to sell up.

The truth is Labour's actions are part of a much bigger plan—one that you may or may not know about... 🧵 In Feb, @SuccessfulGardn sat down with researcher @sandiadams2030 to discuss the increase in farmer protests across Europe...

She explained how they were less reactions to isolated domestic policy than a revolt against a transnational agenda involving an intergovernmental org.

Today, a major British newspaper announced it’s boycotting X...

They blamed Trump’s election, the “far-right,” and conspiracies.

So here's a thread on some of the worst acts of “journalism” in recent years—including from The Guardian 🧵 1. Smearing/Shaming

In Feb, Scottish vaccine-injury victim John Watt confronted then-Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, urging him to "do the right thing" and expedite compensation for those harmed by the Covid jabs.

Watt described how his life “crumbled” after his 3rd booster.

There's a lot of chat going on about the terrorism charges levelled at the Southport child murder suspect...

Here's an attempt at a fair summary of events and what it might mean.

Starmer could be in serious trouble.
Thread 🧵 Earlier today, police announced that they have formally charged 18-year-old Axel Rudakubana, the suspect of the vile Southport child murders, with two new offences.

Moderna has been in the news a lot recently...

And it's no surprise. The big pharma corp has been caught doing all sorts.

Here's a concise summary of their most shady conduct over the past few years. Thread 🧵 1. Offering Cash to Kids for Trials

At the start of this month, it was found that a Moderna representative offered £1,500 to children to take part in their Covid booster trials.

An unnamed doctor, acting on behalf of an NHS trust, messaged 12 to 18-year-olds via WhatsApp.

Brits have expressed a lot of concern about the state of free speech of late...

One place we might expect it to still thrive is in our local councils.

But it isn't. Campaigners concerned about the safety of young girls recently experienced this. Video thread 🧵 Background: A group of campaigners from @ProtectTeach attended a Teignbridge District Council meeting in Devon.

They wanted to ask q's about council policy allowing biological men to use female changing rooms and bathrooms.

But something interesting happened when they did...

The British government and its depts have suppressed a lot of data over the years.

One infamous example... the Iraq WMD falsehood.

Since then, they've become increasingly cosy with hiding more and more. Here's a look at what they've suppressed recently. Thread 🧵 1. Immigrant Tax, Welfare, and Crime

In Dec 2023, MP Neil O'Brien emailed HMRC, asking for records on the amount of tax paid by nationality, along with tax credit and child benefit claims.

To his surprise, our taxing authority revealed they’d discontinued publishing the data.

It has been exactly 48 days since Keir Starmer and The Labour Party won the general election by default...

In that timeframe, various plans have come to light, which some call assaults on our civil liberties.

Here is a brief summary of those plans. Thread 🧵 1. Misogyny Extremism

Days ago, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper ordered a review into tackling violence against women and girls in the same way as far right and islamic extremism.

This will focus on the rise of "misogynistic influencers" who are reportedly radicalising young men.

There has been a lot of outcry about authoritarianism in Britain this last week...

Various commentators have claimed there is a two tier policing standard and that free speech is effectively dead.

Here's a look at some specific cases to help provide some clarity. Thread 🧵 1. Tyler James Kay

On Aug 9th, Northants Police announced that a 26-yr-old, father-of-3 had been sentenced to 3 years and 2 months for "stirring up racial hatred" online.

Some said this was a violation of free speech.

There's a lot of horrific footage circulating of riots and protests from last night.

Political hacks are selectively using specific clips to push their narratives.

Here’s an attempted honest summary of events, which they and the mainstream are unlikely to provide. Thread 🧵 1. Stoke-on-Trent

A group of men who looked of middle eastern ancestry assaulted a man who looked of anglo-saxon ancestry reportedly because of his race.

However, we can't be sure of the cause from this video alone.

There is a lot about Keir Starmer that the wider public does not know.

Over the last few years, various underreported investigations have revealed more about him and his loyalties.

Matt Kennard has provided valuable insights on this topic. Thread 🧵 1. Involvement with Assange Case

There were serious irregularities in how the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) dealt with the Assange's case when Starmer was in charge.

Curiously, the service he was a head of also destroyed a lot of records pertaining to the case.

Government advisers too accepted payments from Covid vaccine and treatment manufacturers

It wasn't just our celebrity doctors...

In fact, these conflicts extend to
key figures within government oversight and advisory committees. Thread 🧵 1. Professor Christopher Brightling

Brightling, a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences, was a member of SAGE, who advised both the govt and members of the House of Lords on Covid and related treatments.

It's not been a good month for our "impartial" TV doctors...

Many were caught encouraging vaccination while receiving direct payments from C jab manufacturers.

What you might not know is that others have been paid by companies that made Covid treatments and tests. Thread 🧵 1. Dr Sarah Jarvis is a GP and broadcaster. Sarah has been the resident doctor for the Jeremy Vine show on BBC Radio 2 for the last 16 years. She has presented on the BBC’s One Show for the last 10 years, and on Good Morning Britain on ITV.