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THE COVER-UP REACHES THE TOP

The failure to protect working class White girls from industrial scale gang rape from the Pakistani Rape Clans was never just about local councils or rogue police officers. This is about the British state.

Because the people who enabled these crimes - the ones who buried reports, silenced victims, threatened whistleblowers - weren’t just negligent. They were protected. Many of them were even promoted.

Some now sit in Parliament. Some wear party rosettes. Some shape national policy. And that’s why there’s no appetite for justice, because real justice would expose rot at the highest levels of power. It would mean admitting that senior officials, elected representatives, and civil servants weren’t just asleep at the wheel. They were complicit.

Maggie Oliver, the detective who blew the whistle in Greater Manchester, has seen it firsthand. She watched as evidence was suppressed, inquiries sabotaged, and predators protected for political convenience. Now she’s launched the #TheyKnew campaign, pushing for private prosecutions - because the state still refuses to act.

What does it say when a seasoned detective no longer believes in the justice system? It says the cover-up didn’t end. It was institutionalised.

This wasn’t a failure of policy. It was policy. It was the preservation of reputation over the protection of children. Power before principle. Image before innocence.

Until those at the very top are held to account, this scandal is not in the past. It is still happening. Right now.

They Tried to Silence Us. They Failed.

Six years on, we’re still here. Still speaking the truth. Still refusing to back down. Every article. Every video. Every time I’ve stood up and said what others were too afraid to say has only been possible because people like you had my back.