Before I take through on a Brahman's latest hatred to pieces, let me just begin by

clarifying something. I don't believe there is any such thing as a decent conservative politician.

A certain type of liberal tries to conjure up the whole decent Tory thing now and then,

basically when some Tory MP says, well actually I think the king-heavened

policy of killing all newborns is a bit unseemly, a bit rich from my tastes.

And then we get all this, well it's great to see there are some decent

Tory's out there who are willing to stick their heads above the parapet.

And then the Tory goes and votes for the king-herid bill and they're like, oh how

disappointing. So that notwithstanding, while there might not be any, in my view, decent Tory MPs,

given the horrendous policies that they voted for over the last 13 years, some are clearly

a lot worse than others. Treaty we are blessed with a spectrum ranging from influenza to

bubonic plague. Now the worst of the whole lot, in my view, has to be so relevant,

has to be so relevant, who I refuse to actually believe exists. She's a disturbing

parody of a pantomime villain for whom cruelty appears to be an end in itself.

Now today she did a tour of TV studios, let's just have a little listen to what she had to say.

What's clear is that what we've seen is a practice whereby vulnerable white English girls

sometimes in care, sometimes who are in challenging circumstances, being pursued and

raped and drugged and harmed by gangs of British Pakistani men who've worked in child abuse

rings or networks. We've seen institutions and state agencies, whether it's social workers,

teachers, the police, turn a blind eye to these signs of abuse out of political correctness,

out of fear of being called racist, out of fear of being called bigoted. And as a result,

thousands, we're not talking small numbers, we're talking large numbers, thousands of children

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