[nomadking]

Originally Posted by Maggy J

So where's the proof?

Of what specifically?
There definite proof that people working in the same business, street, or town have no trouble collaborating. Nobody that they approached said no or reported them to the police.
To achieve that requires a very high concentration of potential participants. The lower the concentration, the further afield you have to look.
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Over 15 years, from the age of 14, Caitlin Spencer was raped by thousands of men.

And how many of those thousands prosecuted? How did the gang find them? Even the most hardcore non-Muslim paedophile gang wouldn't find that many to actively take part.
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Rotherham, Oxford, Rochdale, Derby, Banbury, Telford, Peterborough, Aylesbury, Bristol, Halifax, Keighley, Newcastle... now Huddersfield. The list seems endless… and there will almost certainly be more.

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In total 20 men, from Huddersfield, Sheffield, Bradford and Dewsbury, have been convicted and sentenced for their part in the abuse.
The court heard many other perpetrators have not been identified and girls spoke of being abused by men they heard being called "Mangos" - a term used for men from Pakistan who did not really speak English.
Prosecutor Richard Wright QC told the court: "These men cared only for themselves and viewed these girls as objects to be used an abused at will.
"These men did not only control the girls by grooming them, they were also quite capable of employing threats of violence if the need arose, on occasion using violence and threats to control them and force them into sexual activity against their will."

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British-Pakistani researchers have found that 84% of all people convicted since 2005 for the specific crime of gang grooming were Asian.
Mr Afzal also warned gang grooming was not the most common form of child sexual abuse.

Of course that doesn't include Somalis and other Muslims in the term "Asian" and those taking part but not identified and/or prosecuted.

"British white men they tend to work individually. They tend to work online where they groom and they are the majority of perpetrators. When it comes to Asian men or Pakistani men they tend to do it in groups," Mr Afzal said.

Quilliam's researchers found 264 people have been convicted for the specific crime of gang grooming since 2005, and of those offenders 222 or 84% were Asian.

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Thirteen men, all of Somali origin, have been convicted of the systematic sexual abuse of vulnerable girls as young as 13 in Bristol and officers are investigating claims against 49 other suspects.

Add those 13 to the 222 and you get a minimum of 89% Muslim.