U.S. Launching WAR Against IRGC In Iran
Posted: 15 Jan 2026 00:37
Over 12,000 protestors now confirmed dead.
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Tousi is Iranian so he is definitely not unbiased. His father is still in Iran. The UK government has tried to shut him down several times. A UK government that allows Islamists to get away with all kinds of violence But WRT to people like Tommy Robinson, who was the reporter that uncovered the Rotherham child sex trafficking's scandal get throw in prison on a regular basis.
There has been ZERO support for the child victims by the local or national government. JUST CYA once exposed. And note that the criticism includes that statement "Robinson has no formal journalistic credentials" "and has been convicted of contempt of court, fraud, and breach of the peace." among others. So he is guilty of mot have the correct credentials meaning that only those with the correct credentials can tell the truth and the charges revolve around his coverage of the governments coverup of it own scandal. A scandal that so called credentialed journalist in the UK had no interest in exposing. And guess who was responsible as head prosecutor in Rotherham at the time of the crimes?Tommy Robinson has been linked to the Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal, a case involving the abuse of an estimated 1,400 children—mostly young, white British girls—by predominantly Pakistani-heritage gangs between 1997 and 2013. Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, rose to prominence by highlighting the scandal, claiming authorities ignored the abuse due to fears of racial tensions and political correctness.
In November 2018, Robinson visited Rotherham and filmed a "rant" outside Riverside House, alleging that hundreds of Muslim men were under investigation for child sexual exploitation (CSE). He claimed nearly 20% of Rotherham’s Muslim population were rapists, a figure widely criticized as inflammatory and false. The Rotherham Advertiser and local officials condemned his statements as deliberately misleading, noting that being investigated does not equate to guilt and that reporting restrictions exist to protect victims and ensure fair trials.
Robinson has no formal journalistic credentials and has been convicted of contempt of court, fraud, and breach of the peace. Critics argue he exploits the Rotherham scandal to promote an anti-Islam and far-right agenda. In August 2024, during a wave of far-right riots in Rotherham targeting a hotel housing asylum seekers, Robinson was reportedly in Cyprus but continued to amplify unrest through social media, drawing criticism for inciting violence from abroad.
Prominent figures like Elon Musk and JK Rowling have recently referenced the Rotherham scandal, with Musk calling for Robinson’s release from prison, where he is serving an 18-month sentence for contempt of court. While some support Robinson for exposing institutional failures, many, including local residents and journalists, argue his actions exacerbate racism and undermine genuine efforts to support victims.
A GOVERNMENT that tonight mass arrested anti-IRGC protestors beating many of them. Ordering reporters to leave as they were filming the police beating the protestors. Police that had no interest in arresting violent Islamists and pro-Hama protestors.Keir Starmer has been drawn into controversy over the Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal, primarily due to his role as Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) from 2008 to 2013, which overlapped with the period when abuse occurred (1997–2013). A 2014 report by Professor Alexis Jay found that around 1,400 children were sexually exploited in Rotherham, mainly by men of British Pakistani heritage, and highlighted systemic failures by authorities to act, often due to concerns about race and community relations.
While Starmer was not directly responsible for local Rotherham decisions, critics have questioned the Crown Prosecution Service’s (CPS) handling of grooming gang cases during his tenure. However, no evidence suggests he blocked prosecutions. In fact, in October 2013, near the end of his term, Starmer revised CPS guidance to improve prosecution rates by removing barriers such as victim behavior, clothing, or substance use from being used to discredit testimony.
Jayne Senior, a key whistleblower in the Rotherham scandal, accused Starmer in 2020—when he was opposition leader—of snubbing her and refusing to launch an inquiry into alleged Labour efforts to discredit her. She described his response as "shocking" and "dismissive", and later resigned as a Labour councillor, citing harassment.
More recently, Elon Musk intensified scrutiny by accusing Starmer of being "complicit" in the abuse due to his DPP role, prompting Starmer to defend his record. He emphasized that under his leadership, the CPS reopened closed abuse cases, secured the first prosecution of a grooming gang, and improved conviction rates in sexual abuse cases.
In June 2025, facing mounting pressure, Starmer announced a national inquiry into grooming gangs, reversing earlier resistance. The move followed criticism from victims, whistleblowers, and political figures who argued that past recommendations had not been implemented and that justice for victims had been delayed.