The piece I'm proudest to have written

PERMISSION TO WRITE

Delighted to have this republished today, at Free Speech Backlash. It was first published two years ago by International Times. It’s also available as a free ebook.

The brilliant cover image above will doubtless be ‘offensive’, to those who want to hide away from the reality of what happened and is still happening.

Seven men were recently jailed for this endemic crime ROTHERHAM TRIALS. One of the victims had her pleas - about two of her abusers being returned to Pakistan - condemned and censored by the lawyers and judge, despite the evidence these men specifically came to England to abuse her:

In her original uncensored victim statement, the woman, who began to suffer sexual abuse from grooming gang at the age of 11, wanted to say that she would:

“like to request that after sentencing and upon Rudy [Mohammed Amar] and Showabe’s [Mohammed Siyab] release, that they should be deported back to Pakistan as this is where they originated from and came here to exploit children. Thank you.”

Her ‘Thank you’ is heart-breaking and shaming, on our legal system and its grasping free-loaders like Keir Starmer. She counted for nothing in their eyes - now sporting £3k free specs in 2TK’s case.

This is my latest poetry/prose collection, with more on these woke nightmares. An account of my leaving teaching for taking on the trans-indoctrination rampant in classrooms:

THE POETRY OF GIN AND TEA