Hey, good evening everybody and I am hugely honored to have Gemma return for a part two.

Gemma's story is going to be a hard-hitting heroin story, talking about gang, S.A. by grooming gangs. And, you know, obviously, warning, get the kids out of the room, that kind of a thing.

Gemma is one of the most powerful speakers we've ever had on the channel. She's so charismatic and emotional.

It's just absolutely mind-blowing.

So you've seen this Keir Stahma versus Boris Johnson.

I'm sorry, Kirstehmur versus Elon Mustafa all over the news.

And it's made the grooming gang topic, you know,

become really viral right now all over the world. People looking at this. So, you know, become really viral right now all over the world, people looking at this.

So, you know, it's the right time for Gemma to come back on and do this part too.

So I'm just going to let you introduce yourself briefly, Gemma.

I've got something beeping in this room that I'm just going to turn off.

If you could just say a little bit and I'll be right.

So my name's Gemma.

I go under the alias bipolar mum journey.

And the reason I'm telling my story on a public platform is to end the shame for all survivors of SA.

Because we internalise the shame after we've been SA'd and we need to end that.

And we also need to end grooming scandals up and down the country.

How we've been treated at the hands of these groomers is awful.

And we know it happens across the board.

We know it happens across the world.

But tonight, we are highlighting

these South Asian and Middle Eastern groomers operating in the UK and being covered up again.

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