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Liz Wheeler: Britain’s rape gang scandal could not have happened without help

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The horrifying details from Britain’s grooming gang scandal have been revealed through the "Rape Gang Inquiry Report" — and BlazeTV host Liz Wheeler finds it all almost impossible to comprehend.

“My mind has been spinning for hours because I can’t read the account of this sexual torture of young children,” Wheeler begins.

“What was done to these girls in Britain, these young white girls, 250,000 of them, is actually beyond the scope of human imagination,” she says.

“How did this happen?”

And Wheeler believes there's only one answer to that question.

“The scope of the crimes that were committed is so widespread and so extreme that the only explanation is that it was allowed to happen,” she says.


The girls were as young as 11 years old and were “systemically raped and trafficked by Muslim men in Britain.”

“We know this because of the ones who have been charged, 87% of these perpetrators who have been convicted were Muslim,” she explains.

“This is not a generalization. This is not a negative stereotype. This is not bigotry or Islamophobia or whatever the left is going to accuse us of engaging in for simply acknowledging what is happening here,” she continues.

According to the report, these men worked through “organized networks of perpetrators” who “built coordinated operations that transported victims between locations, supplied them with drugs and alcohol, recorded abuse for distribution and blackmail, and passed girls between multiple adult men.”

The report also explains that “police forces ignored repeated reports, criminalized victims instead of perpetrators, destroyed evidence, and allowed known rapists to walk free on bail.”

Social care services even placed children “in trafficking hubs,” “closed cases despite clear indicators of exploitation, and retaliated against whistleblowers.”

Meanwhile, the National Health Service recorded genital injuries, STIs in children as young as 13, pregnancies from rape, suicide attempts — but still discharged these children back to their abusers.

And when politicians were asked about the abuse, they did nothing but reverse the blame.

“The mayor, Sadiq Khan, London mayor ... when he was asked publicly about these allegations, said that it was fake, that they were false allegations. And he turned it around, and he blamed the victims and ... falsely accused them of being politically motivated,” Wheeler explains.

However, a Daily Express report revealed that Khan had access to documents from the police detailing the crimes.

“It’s almost beyond comprehension to understand how someone could see this happening and not turn their life upside down to try to stop it,” Wheeler says.

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DOJ Investigates NYC Coffee Chain Over Lawmaker Ban

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The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division has opened an investigation into a cafe in Brooklyn, New York, after the business publicly stated it would have refused service to a Jewish member of Congress because of his political views and support for Israel, a senior ...

Socialist House Candidate Melat Kiros: Freedom to Abort Unborn Babies Equals 'Economic Freedom'

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The "freedom" to stop the heartbeat of an unborn child equals "economic freedom," Melat Kiros, a socialist congressional candidate in Colorado, suggests in her campaign platform, ironically nailing precisely what critics have said modern day feminism now stands for.

The post Socialist House Candidate Melat Kiros: Freedom to Abort Unborn Babies Equals ‘Economic Freedom’ appeared first on Breitbart.

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See you later, Alligator Alcatraz? Detention facility gets big news

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The controversial immigration detention facility known colloquially as "Alligator Alcatraz" has reportedly received some news about its future.

The facility is shutting down permanently, according to sources that confirmed vendors have been told to demobilize.

'Clearly from a security perspective, if someone escapes, there’s a lot of alligators you’re going to have to contend [with].'

Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis hinted in recent months that the facility might be shut down when he said it has already served its purpose by cycling about 22,000 migrants.

CBS News reported that four sources confirmed the facility vendors were told that the "demobilization" clause in their contracts had been triggered, meaning they would be paid for shutting down.

"All vendors got the notice," said one source.

The facility has been plagued by legal challenges that prevented federal funding from reimbursing Florida for the reported $1.2 billion price tag that ballooned from the initial $450 million annual estimate.

On Wednesday, Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Lauren Bis said that all of the detainees at the facility had been moved to other locations, but she claimed it was a response to hurricane season.

The facility opened up in July 2025 on an 11,000 foot abandoned airport runway in the Florida Everglades.

Critics have claimed the facility puts migrants in dangerous and cruel conditions including lack of bathroom facilities, rotten food, and little to no access to the outside world, including their immigration attorneys.

"The state and federal government must permanently close this facility and commit to never detaining people there again," said Amy Godshall of the American Civil Liberties Union, which has sued the facility.

WFOR-TV reported in its news video that there was no sign yet that the facility was being dismantled.

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The facility was designed to hold about 3,000 detainees to ease the housing burden on immigration officials.

"Clearly from a security perspective, if someone escapes, there’s a lot of alligators you’re going to have to contend [with]," DeSantis said about the facility in July 2025. "No one is going anywhere once you do that. It’s as safe and secure as you can be."

He also stressed at the time that the facility was temporary.

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Hit Piece Against Wisconsin Republican Candidate Cites One Anti-Trump Podcaster Backing Another Primary Candidate

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Establishment-leaning news outlet Axios ran a piece citing "backlash" against Wisconsin Republican candidate Michael Alfonso, citing one Badger State podcaster who no longer supports President Donald Trump and is backing another GOP primary candidate. 

The post Hit Piece Against Wisconsin Republican Candidate Cites One Anti-Trump Podcaster Backing Another Primary Candidate appeared first on Breitbart.

Sean Moran