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A brief summary of the Rape Gang Inquiry Report.
It is one of the worst scandals in modern Britain, I think we can all agree! 😞
The courage and resilience of each victim is undeniable, and the failures are truly unforgivable 💔
Women For Restore retweeted
Guys, my friend @S4R4H1976 has been selected to represent Restore Britain for the county of Cheshire.
Let's show Sarah, @RESTORECHESTER and @W4Restore some appreciation. 🇬🇧🫡
Women For Restore retweeted
We will deliver a Britain where the waiters and shop workers are British teenagers, not grown Indian men.
I'm really pleased to share that, following my complaint, the @TheOxfordMail has reviewed its Facebook post about the Bicester march over asylum accommodation and removed the phrase "far-right".
Their editorial team confirmed the label didn't seem to apply to the story, and that no political parties were mentioned in it.
The people on that march were simply mums, grandparents, daughters and local residents standing up for their community and asking reasonable questions about the safety of women and girls.
How labels like this are used matters, and inaccurate reporting should always be challenged and put right.
I've now written back asking the Oxford Mail to publish a correction notice so that readers who saw the original post know it has been changed, and to confirm how they'll avoid this happening again in future.
A great result so far.
On 10 October I contacted the Oxford Mail about its Facebook post calling the planned Bicester march "far-right".
I asked them what the label was based on, why it appeared in the caption but not the headline, and why they illustrated it with a photo of local residents, many of them women.
I gave them 7 days to reply. They haven't. So here is the letter in full.
Women raising concerns about safety in their own community are not "far-right", and local papers shouldn't be telling readers they are. If the Oxford Mail can't back up that label, it should correct it.
I've now asked them to treat this as a formal complaint, and I'll be taking it to IPSO if they don't put it right.
The media must be held accountable when they attach damaging labels to people based on nothing more than opinion.
I will keep you all updated...
@MaxineFothergil @RestoreBritain @watton_stuart @lizzie_hawes
Women For Restore retweeted
Congratulations to our new Restore Britain members 🎉
@OmicronPersei10
@Maclurite
@Septicpeg257
I will DM each of you to arrange sign up. Welcome on board, patriots 🇬🇧
Women For Restore retweeted
Horrific. I can't imagine the strength it took for her to relive this and speak out.
I'll never understand how the word "racist" came to hold more power and outrage than rape itself.
Women For Restore retweeted
RAPED. BEATEN. THREATENED WITH DEATH.
A 57-year-old British mother brutally attacked in Dewsbury by a convicted sex offender who SHOULD NEVER HAVE BEEN ON THE STREETS.
Probation failures. A family destroyed. A life changed forever. I've heard her story. Now Britain needs to hear it.
WATCH THIS.
Women For Restore retweeted
I see I am being ritually insulted for my support of this man
The uneducated call me a racist
I am not a racist
I am a culturalist
I believe that some cultures are better than others
I prefer cultures to do not advocate stoning, pederasty,
wife beating, female genital mutilation, and beheading opponents
Call me old-fashioned...
On 10 October I contacted the Oxford Mail about its Facebook post calling the planned Bicester march "far-right".
I asked them what the label was based on, why it appeared in the caption but not the headline, and why they illustrated it with a photo of local residents, many of them women.
I gave them 7 days to reply. They haven't. So here is the letter in full.
Women raising concerns about safety in their own community are not "far-right", and local papers shouldn't be telling readers they are. If the Oxford Mail can't back up that label, it should correct it.
I've now asked them to treat this as a formal complaint, and I'll be taking it to IPSO if they don't put it right.
The media must be held accountable when they attach damaging labels to people based on nothing more than opinion.
I will keep you all updated...
@MaxineFothergil @RestoreBritain @watton_stuart @lizzie_hawes
Women in Bicester said they were worried about their safety. The Oxford Mail's response was to call their march far right.
Think about what that tells every woman watching.
We are told to speak up. Report it. Trust your instincts. Then the moment women do exactly that, they are mocked and branded extremists.
No one who claims to care about women's safety should be comfortable with that.
If the Government says new arrivals at these sites need guidance on how to behave towards women and children, local women are entitled to ask what extra safeguards are in place. It's a fair, common-sense question.
You can disagree with these women if you like, but you don't get to shame them into silence.
I have contacted the @TheOxfordMail directly, not only to ask why they chose this dangerous and dismissive label, but to call for it to be retracted with an apology.
I have given them 7 days to respond, and then I will publish the letter and any reply in full.
A sick pervert, Ian Whyte, 62, from Edinburgh, put vodka in a BABY'S bottle before sexually assaulting her when she was under a year old.
She was just one of six victims, aged from a baby to 15 years old, that he abused over two decades, between 1978 and 1998.
He denied all of it and called them liars. But on Wednesday he was finally jailed for 12 years.
And this wasn't his first conviction either. He had already served four years in the late 1990s for other sexual assaults. The system had him, let him go, and then left these victims waiting decades to be believed.
12 years. For six children.
Our courts keep telling us they take child protection seriously, yet sentences like this tell a very different story.
Under Restore Britain, monsters like this will face real justice.
Paedophile who spiked baby's bottle with vodka before abuse jailed. news.stv.tv/east-central/pae…
Women For Restore retweeted
Attention all Scottish patriots 🏴👇🏻
To celebrate the amazing success of Restore Britain’s membership exceeding 13,000 and becoming the second-largest political party in Scotland, I will be giving away three one-year memberships to anyone who is not currently a member but would like to be.
All you need to do is share this post and leave a comment. Winners will be chosen at random on Friday 23rd October.
@RestoreBritain
@RupertLowe10
United we stand, divided we fall 🫡🇬🇧
Former Prime Minister Keir Starmer will be summoned to give evidence at the national grooming gangs inquiry, where he has been listed as a core participant.
The public hearings are expected to open on 14th December.
I hope he's the first of many to face questions…
Women For Restore retweeted
The disgraced Sir Keir Starmer will be summoned to give evidence to the Labour Party’s national grooming gangs inquiry.
This footage shared by a new mother is very hard to watch. ⚠️
She says it was recorded the day she came home from hospital after giving birth to her son. That should have been one of the happiest days of her life, instead she was exhausted, still healing, holding her newborn, and being threatened.
Thankfully she and her son are now safe, but many women are still living with this behind closed doors, trapped by the mental and physical control that comes with domestic abuse.
In one year, around 2.2 million women in England and Wales experienced domestic abuse. Police recorded 816,493 domestic abuse-related crimes, 15.4% of all recorded crime.
And it's not just physical violence. Threats, intimidation, being called names and being controlled are all abuse too.
October is Domestic Abuse Awareness Month. If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Abuse Helpline (free, 24/7) on 0808 2000 247.
If you're in immediate danger and can't speak, call 999 and press 55.
Women For Restore retweeted
A Personal Statement Regarding the Rape Gang Inquiry.
I would like to announce that I will no longer be working alongside MP Rupert Lowe and his team as lead on the Rape Gang Inquiry.
Firstly, I would like to thank Rupert for launching the inquiry and ensuring that the findings were published for the world to see.
I would also like to thank everyone who generously donated to make the inquiry possible.
But most importantly, my heartfelt thanks go to the survivors, family members, professionals and whistleblowers who came forward, shared their experiences and provided vital evidence.
Without you, none of this would have been possible.
Together, we have helped expose the horrific abuse, exploitation and institutional failures that have taken place across our country for decades, raising awareness and presenting evidence on a global scale.
Your bravery, strength and courage never fail to amaze me. I know how difficult it has been for so many of you to speak out.
It has been an absolute honour and privilege to work alongside each and every one of you.
Although my time working on the inquiry has come to an end, my fight to protect children, expose government corruption and hold those responsible to account will continue.
I wish Rupert and all the participants the very best as they move forward with private prosecutions.
Thank you.
