racist **** am i , feel free to show me some articles of whites gang raping young teenage girls , and why cunts like you seem to say im a racist because i care about what these cunts are doing all over the nation and **** all is being done about cos cunts like you turn a blind eye , prick.
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I don't need to show you shi*t, to prove you're a racist - you've managed that all on your own.
107 posts in three years, and half of them are about race......the other half are sucking Gigolo's co*ck.
Here's an idea - go fu*ck yourself, you fu*cking twat.
107 posts in three years, and half of them are about race......the other half are sucking Gigolo's co*ck.
Here's an idea - go fu*ck yourself, you fu*cking twat.
gigilo
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Quite the opposite grass,he trys to get me involved on these rancid threads don't know wehere you get the sucking bit from it's been the opposite that's why I never reply you can't argue with people like this.Any offers of sucking c*ck will be gladly accepted though...
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There have been massive white paedophile gangs in this country for decades,did you know this country has the highest rate of sexual abuse in Europe I think that answers your question..have you been campaigning to governmemts against them or doing anything in the past I take that as a no...
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A QUARTER of a million Britons - more than one in every 200 adults - are paedophiles, according to new figures released by Scotland Yard.
The statistics have been compiled by Det Chief Insp Bob McLachlan, the head of the Yard's paedophile unit, who sees them as a "conservative estimate". The figures are likely to rekindle public anxiety about the number of child abusers on the loose.
Demonstrations were staged and homes attacked earlier this year after the murder of eight-year-old Sarah Payne and the publication by the News of the World of the names of convicted paedophiles. Recent Home Office statistics show that 110,000 people in the United Kingdom have convictions for child sex offences.
In October, 2000, there were 5,640 people in prison for sexual offences including 620 in jail on remand awaiting trial. Statistics are not released on how many of these offences involved paedophilia, although the vast majority of sex offenders do come into contact with child pornography.
Using the latest police intelligence on crime patterns and specialist research material, Mr McLachlan has produced figures that show there are now at least 250,000 paedophiles, including those with no convictions. He said that his findings showed "the potential extent of the unnatural interest in children...
More than 600 suspected paedophiles, including doctors and teachers, have been arrested across Britain after a six-month investigation led by the National Crime Agency.
The agency, dubbed Britain's FBI, announced on Wednesday it had arrested 660 suspected child abusers and safeguarded more than 400 children in the first nationwide investigation of its kind.
Of the 660 arrested, 39 were registered sex offenders but the vast majority of suspected paedophiles were off the police's radar. Those arrested include doctors, teachers, scout leaders, care workers and former police officers.
The operation, which had remained secret until Wednesday, targeted people accessing indecent images of children online.
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Phil Gormley, the NCA deputy director general, said: "This is the first time the UK has had the capability to coordinate a single targeted operation of this nature.
"Over the past six months we have seen unprecedented levels of cooperation to deliver this result."
One of those arrested and subsequently charged was a doctor who allegedly kept more than 1m images of child abuse on his computers and had arranged to meet boys.
In another case, a foster carer with no previous convictions or allegations of offending was caring for a vulnerable child when he was arrested. Four computers and one phone have been seized by police and the suspect has attempted serious self-harm, detectives said.
Gormley said the police operation was about influencing potential offenders before they "cross the line" from accessing indecent images to directly sexually abusing children.
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"Our aim was to protect children who were victims of, or might be at risk of, sexual exploitation. A child is victimised not only when they are abused and an image is taken. They are re-victimised every time that image is viewed by someone," he said.
"We want those offenders to know that the internet is not a safe anonymous space for accessing indecent images, that they leave a digital footprint, and that law enforcement will find it."
Chief constable Simon Bailey, the national policing lead for child protection and abuse investigations, said the vast majority of forces in England and Wales were dealing with an unprecedented increase in the number of reports of child sexual abuse.
He said: "Sexual abuse is a complex crime taking many forms. Forces are investigating exploitation of children and young people by groups and gangs, non-recent abuse including large-scale investigations into abuse in institutions over many years and sexusal abuse by parents and family members.
"During this operation we've targeted offenders accessing child abuse images. Police must continue to use a range of investigative techniques targeting all forms of abuse if we are going to protect children and bring offenders to justice. Chief officers are committed using all the tools available to them because nothing is more important in policing than protecting vulnerable people."
Another suspect admitted when interviewed by police that he had viewed child abuse images for three decades, since he was 16. The man also admitted that he travelled to Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand "for sexual purposes".
Detectives said that one suspect was part of an online group that shared films in which he abused a child, including footage featuring "the most serious form of abuse against very young children".
Another suspect, whom police described as a registered and violent sexual offender, was already being prosecuted over the rape of a 13-year-old girl when police officers discovered a stash of child abuse images at his home. The images displayed a wide range of abuse, police said, ranging from "erotic posing through to the most severe forms of abuse".
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Greg McGill, the head of organised crime for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), said: "These abhorrent offences only contribute to the cycle of harm suffered by the victims in such cases. Specialist CPS prosecutors continue to work with the NCA, police partners and other relevant agencies in the fight against child sexual abuse and exploitation.
"We are committed to helping safeguard young people and, wherever we are able to, we will prosecute where there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest."
Donald Findlater, the director of research and development at the Lucy Faithfull Foundation and Stop it Now!, said: "The Stop it Now sexual abuse prevention line is taking an increasing number of calls from men who are concerned about their online behaviour as well as from their families and friends. Thousands of men have called following their arrest for possession of indecent images of children. Thousands of (mostly) women have called because of a partner's arrest or simply because of a concern about their partner's sexual behaviour towards children."
The Stop it Now helpline provides confidential advice, support and help to try to keep children safe. It supports those who have offended online to take responsibility for abusive behaviour and advises their family and friends on how to manage future risk.
Findlater said: "However many are arrested for possession of indecent images, there are hundreds of thousands more who have viewed such images and have not yet been arrested.
"We urge all such men – young and old alike – to contact the helpline for help to stop their illegal and harmful behaviour.
"Not only do children continue to be harmed by this inappropriate use of their images, but also the offender risks losing friends, family, job, reputation and more should their offending come to light. Call 0808 1000 900 for confidential help before it is too late."
• This article was amended on 5 August 2014 because an earlier version said the National Crime Agency had taken more than 400 children into care. This has been corrected to say the agency has safeguarded more than 400 children
The statistics have been compiled by Det Chief Insp Bob McLachlan, the head of the Yard's paedophile unit, who sees them as a "conservative estimate". The figures are likely to rekindle public anxiety about the number of child abusers on the loose.
Demonstrations were staged and homes attacked earlier this year after the murder of eight-year-old Sarah Payne and the publication by the News of the World of the names of convicted paedophiles. Recent Home Office statistics show that 110,000 people in the United Kingdom have convictions for child sex offences.
In October, 2000, there were 5,640 people in prison for sexual offences including 620 in jail on remand awaiting trial. Statistics are not released on how many of these offences involved paedophilia, although the vast majority of sex offenders do come into contact with child pornography.
Using the latest police intelligence on crime patterns and specialist research material, Mr McLachlan has produced figures that show there are now at least 250,000 paedophiles, including those with no convictions. He said that his findings showed "the potential extent of the unnatural interest in children...
More than 600 suspected paedophiles, including doctors and teachers, have been arrested across Britain after a six-month investigation led by the National Crime Agency.
The agency, dubbed Britain's FBI, announced on Wednesday it had arrested 660 suspected child abusers and safeguarded more than 400 children in the first nationwide investigation of its kind.
Of the 660 arrested, 39 were registered sex offenders but the vast majority of suspected paedophiles were off the police's radar. Those arrested include doctors, teachers, scout leaders, care workers and former police officers.
The operation, which had remained secret until Wednesday, targeted people accessing indecent images of children online.
Guardian Today: the headlines, the analysis, the debate - sent direct to you
Read more
Phil Gormley, the NCA deputy director general, said: "This is the first time the UK has had the capability to coordinate a single targeted operation of this nature.
"Over the past six months we have seen unprecedented levels of cooperation to deliver this result."
One of those arrested and subsequently charged was a doctor who allegedly kept more than 1m images of child abuse on his computers and had arranged to meet boys.
In another case, a foster carer with no previous convictions or allegations of offending was caring for a vulnerable child when he was arrested. Four computers and one phone have been seized by police and the suspect has attempted serious self-harm, detectives said.
Gormley said the police operation was about influencing potential offenders before they "cross the line" from accessing indecent images to directly sexually abusing children.
Advertisement
"Our aim was to protect children who were victims of, or might be at risk of, sexual exploitation. A child is victimised not only when they are abused and an image is taken. They are re-victimised every time that image is viewed by someone," he said.
"We want those offenders to know that the internet is not a safe anonymous space for accessing indecent images, that they leave a digital footprint, and that law enforcement will find it."
Chief constable Simon Bailey, the national policing lead for child protection and abuse investigations, said the vast majority of forces in England and Wales were dealing with an unprecedented increase in the number of reports of child sexual abuse.
He said: "Sexual abuse is a complex crime taking many forms. Forces are investigating exploitation of children and young people by groups and gangs, non-recent abuse including large-scale investigations into abuse in institutions over many years and sexusal abuse by parents and family members.
"During this operation we've targeted offenders accessing child abuse images. Police must continue to use a range of investigative techniques targeting all forms of abuse if we are going to protect children and bring offenders to justice. Chief officers are committed using all the tools available to them because nothing is more important in policing than protecting vulnerable people."
Another suspect admitted when interviewed by police that he had viewed child abuse images for three decades, since he was 16. The man also admitted that he travelled to Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand "for sexual purposes".
Detectives said that one suspect was part of an online group that shared films in which he abused a child, including footage featuring "the most serious form of abuse against very young children".
Another suspect, whom police described as a registered and violent sexual offender, was already being prosecuted over the rape of a 13-year-old girl when police officers discovered a stash of child abuse images at his home. The images displayed a wide range of abuse, police said, ranging from "erotic posing through to the most severe forms of abuse".
Advertisement
Greg McGill, the head of organised crime for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), said: "These abhorrent offences only contribute to the cycle of harm suffered by the victims in such cases. Specialist CPS prosecutors continue to work with the NCA, police partners and other relevant agencies in the fight against child sexual abuse and exploitation.
"We are committed to helping safeguard young people and, wherever we are able to, we will prosecute where there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest."
Donald Findlater, the director of research and development at the Lucy Faithfull Foundation and Stop it Now!, said: "The Stop it Now sexual abuse prevention line is taking an increasing number of calls from men who are concerned about their online behaviour as well as from their families and friends. Thousands of men have called following their arrest for possession of indecent images of children. Thousands of (mostly) women have called because of a partner's arrest or simply because of a concern about their partner's sexual behaviour towards children."
The Stop it Now helpline provides confidential advice, support and help to try to keep children safe. It supports those who have offended online to take responsibility for abusive behaviour and advises their family and friends on how to manage future risk.
Findlater said: "However many are arrested for possession of indecent images, there are hundreds of thousands more who have viewed such images and have not yet been arrested.
"We urge all such men – young and old alike – to contact the helpline for help to stop their illegal and harmful behaviour.
"Not only do children continue to be harmed by this inappropriate use of their images, but also the offender risks losing friends, family, job, reputation and more should their offending come to light. Call 0808 1000 900 for confidential help before it is too late."
• This article was amended on 5 August 2014 because an earlier version said the National Crime Agency had taken more than 400 children into care. This has been corrected to say the agency has safeguarded more than 400 children
agreed of course there are white nonces , that report says Britons ,not whites , what race are most doctors in briton now ? ,they should show what ethnic background the nonces are from but they wont , because they would say it is racist to show high % of asians at it .
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Foster homes in 70s and 80s was rife thousands abused by white staff certainly not muslims,scout camps,the church,foster hiomes it's a known fact that whites are the majority of abusers they even travel to poorer countrys on their holidays to abuse Asians and Africans ffs it's just common knowledge..No ones disputing these evil Asian gangs trying to turn it into a race thing whites will always come off second best,think Britain and Australia are two of the worst countrys in the wprld..that's my last word on it...thought this was common knowledge..