Christ

I want to be really clear in my response. I am not going to retract anything, I stand by every single word. Labour are calling for me to apologise. The answer is no. Industrial rape across almost every town and city in Britain. Sexual torture. Murder. Endless rape. I sat there for two weeks, listening to these girls. I heard how one girl was raped by a dog, as Muslim men bet on what the animal would do. Girls drugged and locked in cages, like rats. Another, raped by 700 men over three years. Dozens and dozens of these stories through our inquiry, and we are barely scratching the surface. This was allowed to happen EXACTLY because politicians were cowards, refusing to discuss it. I will not make that same mistake. I said what I said, and I meant it. The Labour Party have blood on their hands, yet they think they can demand an apology from me for highlighting the systemic evil they allowed to infect our entire country? They can piss off. I am angry about it. Furious. When you hear directly from these girls about what they have been through, it changes the way you see politics. Forever. Our report will be out very soon. When that happens, I don’t want any apologies from the Labour Party. I don’t care about that. I want to see those politicians responsible for covering up this atrocity behind bars for what they have done to these girls.

🚨UPDATE: 10 flotilla activists detained in Libya The named individuals (including two doctors) are: • Alicia Armesto Nuñez (Spain) • Laura Kwoczała (Poland) • Jenelle Jones (USA) • Maria Paula Giménez (Argentina) • Lucas Ezequiel Aguilera (Argentina) • Matias Alvarez Rodriguez (Uruguay) • Ana Margarida França Santana Baptista (Portugal) • Ashraf Khoja (Tunisia) • Domenico Centrone (Italy) • Leonarda Alberizia (Italy) They remain detained by eastern Libyan authorities (linked to the Government of National Stability/Salvation). Reports mention they may face deportation and were initially treated as illegal migrants/immigrants. They were charged with violating entry permit procedures and are reportedly in Benghazi or nearby. Some improvements noted, such as better conditions (showers, clothes). Consular access remains inconsistent. Italian authorities have visited their two nationals. Other governments (Spain, Poland, USA, etc.) are engaged diplomatically, but no uniform updates for all. The flotilla organisers describe the detention as arbitrary and are calling for international pressure for their immediate release. No confirmed violence in the latest updates, though earlier reports mentioned the group being “beaten and dragged” during the initial incident. No releases have been reported yet. The Global Sumud Land Convoy officially announced the end of its overland mission on May 28. The broader group (hundreds of participants) faced obstacles, including a nighttime raid/scattering near Sirte, clashes involving tear gas, and forced evacuations, and has now withdrawn or concluded operations short of reaching Egypt/Rafah. This remains a developing story with limited mainstream coverage outside activist channels and a few outlets.