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- Bryan: All right, now let get the media will ready to do it. Jason: ⁓ I'm ready. Bryan: Alright got a lot of information gold Welcome back to the Sentence Insults Podcast. I am Brian. He is Jason. If this is first time joining us, welcome to the family. We're just two regular guys breaking down heavy shit so everyone can understand it. No fluff and no bullshit. Jason: No, I'm Jason. Mm. Bryan: Well, we might have some bullshit, but it ain't because we just bullshit, but no, lies. You know, we will do some bullshit. All right. So that's right. So it was my cock, my cock. All right. This is not going to be a funny episode, but that's just who we are. All right. All right. Well, this week we're going to have a three Jason: I swear that fish was that big, Brian. Yeah. That's about the only funny that it sounds like we're gonna have in this one. Bryan: part episode and this is part one of this episode and this is a sensitive one. ⁓ stick with us because, ⁓ this just, this shit just needs to be discussed tonight. We're asking the tough questions. Do white people feel like it's almost a sin to be proud of who they are? Where is this so-called white privilege that everyone talks about because the working class should the fuck hasn't seen it. We're going to talk about blue collar reality, lost heritage and the resentment towards Western culture. Then we go deep into something horrifying. The UK rape gang inquiry report. How political correctness allowed the systematic grooming and rape of hundreds of thousands of vulnerable girls while authorities look the other way This is a distant history It's a direct warning for what can happen here in America if we keep letting division and fear of being called racist override basic human decency It's going to be long, raw and three parts because this fucking deserves time. This is a sensitive subject, but just stay with me and you'll understand. Please like share, subscribe and follow. We'll have each and every one of you. And we greatly appreciate you spending your time with us. So Jason, you got anything for get jumped into this shit? Jason: No, let's get going. Bryan: horror. First question. This is a question for all the white people. Do you feel as though you aren't allowed to be white? Like it's almost a fucking sin to be white. I asked this because, yeah, I asked, that's all I'll fucking talk. I asked this because we hear of this white privilege, but we don't know where to find this shit. You know, as much as I hear about white privilege, you would assume we're giving this shit at birth, like a fucking birth certificate or something. Or it's on the back of our goddamn Social Security guard. Sorry about the goddamn, but it is. That's a goddamn night. All right. Jason: I'll let it fly. Bryan: But all right, thank you. But I don't know about you. I still haven't found my white privilege card. I mean, do we have to pass? Jason: They they said mine's in the mail. They said it's in the mail and I'd yet to get that thing. Fifty one years old and I still hadn't seen it, so Bryan: All right, so maybe we Maybe we gotta pass the test or something or perform some fucking rituals. Jason: I I guess. Bryan: I don't know how you get it. We hear about white people own everything. Yet we, the white people, or at least the white people I fucking know, have just the basics at best. We hear rich white people apologizing for the wrongs that white people have committed in the past. But those wrongs, whatever you think of them, don't have a fucking thing to do with me. And I just can't wrap my head around why you do this shit. And maybe I can't tell you why, because I didn't grow up rich, nor am I rich now. I worked hard for every fucking thing I have. I literally broke bones and destroyed my back to make a living. And that's not conjecture. That's just the life of a blue collar worker. And I'm not complaining about my life because overall I have a good life, but no one gave me anything. Nor did I let anyone give me anything because I'll be damned if someone's going to hold that shit over my head. Jason: Mm-hmm. That's right. That's right. No, I a hundred percent agree. I mean I didn't have it either, Brian. I Bryan: You agree with that? Jason: We weren't starving but we weren't rich. I mean I wore Walmart clothes and wherever before Walmart came big or whatever, I forget what the stores were. Bryan: We had like TGNY. ⁓ Jason: Yeah, we didn't we didn't get McDonald's and all the dude, that was a treat, like maybe maybe once a month or once a quarter or something like that. If you want to look at that, I mean my mom made roast every roast and potatoes every Sunday for dinner. You know what I'm saying? It was you ate and whatever was put in front of you, you you ate or you went hungry. Bryan: ⁓ yeah. I That's right. And I think we went, we was allowed to smell McDonald's once a year. We go get the smell and we go home and eat whatever. Mama cook. That was your fucking McDonald's. You know. Jason: Yeah. Real quick, did y'all have a launch on silvers? Bryan: No, we didn't have a Long John Silver. That's why I guess I don't like Long John Silver. Jason: Okay, well my mom would get my dad some fish or chicken every once in a while coming through a town that we didn't have it in our town. It was in a town north of us, but to make this quick, it i they'd have all them little crunchies, you know, the bits of the the ⁓ batter that came off in the oil. Yeah, that's what my mom my mom would get me and my sister and brother a little box of crunchies, and that's what we gotta eat. Bryan: Yeah, Jen talks about that shit. Jason: My dad got the protein we all we got was freaking fried batter crunchies. I mean that's but we were happy with it. We thought it was a treat. Now she fed us when we got home, but that shut us up from asking for anything. Cause they didn't have the money for that stuff. They did for dad, but not for us. Bryan: Well, I, yeah, we didn't, we didn't have the crunchies and, but we didn't have hamburger buns either. You know what saying? I mean, we didn't have hot dog buns, you know, we, but we had food. Yeah. There was nothing wrong with that. You know, we didn't have to have certain shit. Jason: No. The welfare burgers. White bread. White bread. Yeah. Bryan: And I can't speak for people in the corporate structure. Hell, I can't speak for all white men. just, but I can tell you the white people in my circle are not racist. You know, now we treat all people accordingly. We will meet you with the same energy that you're giving off. We will respect you until disrespected. And in most cases, if you respect someone, the majority of people are going to respect you back. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: And then sometimes even if you're going to disrespect me, I'm still going to give you respect because I just want peace in my life. I just want you to leave me alone and go my other way. You know, I don't need any friction in my life. got enough fucking friction. Yeah. I don't need to think about somebody else to hate. I don't, I don't need that. And don't think that me being respectful and just going the other way is weak though. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: I just don't need that shit in my life. Now, when you look at who holds the wealth and power in the world, you can start to understand the resentment towards the Western culture. And I'm going to call this culture, I'm going to call it the white Europeans. So white Europeans, which includes North America and Europe, make up around 12 to 15 % of the population in the world. And that depends on what senses you're looking at, okay? Yet these people hold 50 55 to 60 % of the world's network. So 12 to 15 % of the population holds 55 to 60 % on the majority of the world's network. Whites hold the most powerful positions in the world. They are the leaders of the top economies. Think of the US president and the European heads of state. The Fortune 500 corporate C-suites are dominated by white people. This isn't a conspiracy. It's the natural result of the industrial revolution beginning in Europe, along with strong institutions and cultural values. Now I can see how this shit causes animosity towards white people. Yet most of us have the same daily struggles as many of you of other races. Most of us have been killing ourselves our whole lives with hopes of retiring one day only to be told that we are privileged to have the fucking job that we have. And to be honest with you, nobody wants my fucking job. Nobody wants to do what I did for a living. Nobody. I mean, it's hard to pay somebody enough money to work 16 hour days in a hull of a boat that is upwards of 140 degrees in some cases with 100 % humidity only to pay Uncle Sam a fuck ton of money. but we do it to make sure our family has what we didn't have. But I'm privileged because I'm a fucking white man. You know, I can understand the resentment when you look at, you know, these guys in suits. I get that, you know, and see these fucks making this money hand over fist and you're out here struggling. But I want everyone to know this. We not the same white, you know, we not. Jason: No. We're pissed off at them we're resentful for of those people too, aren't we not? Bryan: Yes. I got. Jason: If if w if we get a chance to go out on a lake and we're we're boating around on some rental pontoon or something and we see this big ass house with this big cigar boat and pontoon and jet skis and all the nice fixins, I'm like, damn, man, what do what they do for a living? Man, it must be nice to have that kind of money. I can't afford that crap. Bryan: did that just today, going to Sam's, we got to go over a big bridge, not the one y'all went over, but the one on two 10, you go over this big bridge and Lake brains right there. And you can see these beautiful houses and everybody's on the boat. And I'm just looking over the side while I'm driving over the bridge. like, man, that's nice. You know, I, I wish I had that, but I'm going to go to Sam's and get the most from my money, you know, cause I, so I can save my money. So maybe one day I can rent something to go enjoy in the water. Yeah. Jason: Right. Right. Now buy something rent. Bryan: Yeah rent something because I can't afford that. Not only let me say I could afford that but I wouldn't be doing nothing else but going in a boat. know because like all the maintenance and shit I'd be strung along you know pushing my money too tight to say that I'm enjoying something. You know it'd be more it'd be more of a pain for me than enjoyment. Hell, I had well not only that. Jason: ⁓ yeah. I just don't have the time. Between work and a few things, I I I I don't know how these people have time where the money comes from. I don't know. Maybe they're in debt out their ears. I don't know. I'm not I'm I don't I don't know. Bryan: Well, now think about this. Everything that we have to do like today, I had to clean fucking concrete off my wife's car, you know, and I to do some work in the fucking shed and do some work on some shelves in here. And I'm not complaining about that. You have to maintenance your house. You just do if you got a fucking house as you got to maintenance it or those people probably pay somebody to fucking cut the grass and do all this other shit. You know, I'm getting that they're not they're not doing that stuff. So they have time. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: We don't have time because we don't have enough money to pay somebody to do shit that we need to get done. ⁓ all right. Sorry, but this whole thing, Jason: No, no, let it loose, man, because I'm tired of it. I'm tired and there's black people that are tired of it too, of hearing it. I see ⁓ on TikTok and all that. Bryan: Yeah, and And just stay with me, guys, because I'm going to it's going to be a long night. Well, it's going to be three episodes. You watch it how you want. But I'm going to tie all this shit together and you're going to understand why I'm so fucking adamant right now. And it has nothing to do with race, nothing to do with race. All right. Now, white people have always been in the ruling class for some fucking reason, and I don't know why, but they just have. I don't control that. Right. Now, why am I saying this? Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: Well, we're the only ethnic culture that can't be proud of their heritage. If we are proud to be who we are, we were born to be somehow we fucking racist. And let's be clear. I'm going to say again, there's nothing racist about me. I grew up poor, but we had everything we needed to survive. My dad worked his ass off to make sure we have what we needed. ⁓ Early in my life, I knew there was only two races, rich and fucking poor. Jason: Yeah. Bryan: And I knew exactly where the fuck I fit in. You know, my heritage was stolen because you wasn't allowed to speak French in school and public and all my grandparents wasn't. And so you couldn't go to school if you weren't proficient in English. Therefore our French heritage died with my grandparents. And it was an accomplishment in my family to graduate high school yet alone go to college. Jason: ⁓ Mm-hmm. Bryan: Where's that white privilege there? mean, my dad, I think made it to eighth grade. His dad had no education. He couldn't go to school. grandma, she got taught by a nun because she couldn't go to school because she was Indian. So they didn't know she couldn't go to white school and she wasn't black. You see, people don't realize this type of shit, right? So we were, we accomplished a lot if we stayed in school. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: and graduated high school. That was an accomplishment, big accomplishment in our family. And then my sister, we was also the first generation never go to college. And my sister went to college. She put herself through college as a single mom, you know, and got her own, and went, pushed herself, pushed herself and got a PhD. You know, no one gave her shit. And there's many stories like this, you know, but yet we're told we're privileged. And while it sucks to lose your heritage, assimilating into the greatest experiment on earth known as the United States of fucking America is worth it. You know, as much as I would have loved to have to be able to speak for, I'm can't say I'm glad, but My grandparents did what they had to do to make sure that everyone else had a better life going forward. And we assimilated to the United States. All right. That's what you're supposed to do. This country, whether you believe it or not, has done more for race relations than any other country. And I don't know if you can quantify that, but just think about how many different races are in this country. You know, of course you're going to have racial issues. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: because you have so many different races in one country. How many races do think they got in China? Or Russia? You know, Iran? the I can't tell you to count, but I believe it's not like this. Now, the Europe might have be close to it. We're going to explain. We're going to talk about Europe here in a minute. They might be close to it, but all these other countries that don't have racial racial problems, it's because they don't have a bunch of races in them, probably. You know. Jason: Yeah, they're not segregating people, they're not classifying people. Bryan: because they don't have to they all chinese you know or if they Jason: Yeah. But but you can't tell me all the Asians in China are Chinese. There's gotta be some some original Japanese ty Taiwan or from Taiwan and from Philippines and all that stuff, right? They're all but they don't I I don't I don't know. You just yeah, they're Chinese. You're in China, you're Chinese. Bryan: They're Chinese. Well, if you assimilate, you you can't have a country with so many damn different cultures and make rules or even overlook rules to appease each culture. It just don't work. You know, it's. It just won't work. Everyone has to believe this. Everyone has to want the same thing in order for a society to drive. And it doesn't have to be. Let me want to clear that up. It doesn't have to be that we all agree on the same thing, but we all got to want our country to fucking thrive. We have to say we love the USA. USA is number one. Not come here and start saying that, you Or. Not only even know but like say Argentina, ⁓ I put Argentina above this country within you not a true American Right because you did not assimilate and you should not be here. I just how I believe You know, I'm not being an asshole if I was in Argentina and I was flying my American flag and I was saying it, you know America's better than Argentina. You think the Argentinians gonna like me? You know Jason: That's right. Bryan: It's no damn different, you know, but we wanna make it different. And when I was saying about blue collar people, I think most hardworking blue collar people, white people feel the same way. And this man right here, he says it pretty damn good. Check this out. What do think? Jason: I mean, dude, we we could probably have a six part show on this subject 'cause it's it's out of control. Bryan: It is. You agree with what that man said? Jason: ⁓ a hundred percent. I mean, there was nothing he didn't say that wasn't a b I mean, we chased my genealogy back, which you know, I'm from Kentucky, right? We've had that before in our little jingle song before this new one. You're from Louisiana, I'm from Kentucky. Guess what? I was raised in Kentucky as a one year old. My parents came from Montana. So don't don't tag me with that backwoods. You well you what are you kin to your sister or or or or or not kin to your sister, dating your sister, all this. Bryan: It's good. It's a good possibility. We got brother sisters where I'm at, but I mean, it just, it is what it is. Jason: Yeah, but my my my family came from Montana. They moved down here 'cause of the aluminum factory over here that they had in Montana and then they built one down here and my grandpa transferred down here. What I'm getting at is you can't okay. Bryan: hold on. Let me tell you this story real quick. I grew up with a cousin sister. Jason: Cousin sister, you've gone out to explain that shit. Bryan: I don't know. We would always go. I don't remember what they called it, but we would go around to Alexandria and shit. They used to say, y'all want to go somewhere? I forgot what they called. Anyway, but we was going to visit cousin sister and growing up, it was just cousin sister. You know, I just fuck kid. Where you going? I'm going to see cousin sister. I wouldn't even sit thinking of it as cousin and sister. I just thought it as cousin sister. As I got older, I started questioning why the fuck they call this cousin sister. And I never asked. And I don't know the answer. My sister's on show, my mom and them knew. But I would assume there's a certain reason behind my cousin sister. Jason: Sister. See, and that that's taking it away from Kentucky, 'cause Kentucky they try to say, you know, you know, Kentucky where the women are fast and the sheep are scared. Bryan: Huh. Jason: I mean Bryan: Yeah, I'm not gonna. I know I got a touch of tism, you know what saying? So there's something something's not right in my head anyway, so I'm not going to say we didn't have some brothers, fucking sisters and shit back. And I don't know what happened back then. I don't want to know. But yeah, I'm not going to say that we're not back backwoods and I think we're better now today, but I can't say that my ancestors were. I don't know, you know. Jason: Might. that they were getting outside the family and mingling a little bit. Maybe they've mingled within the family. Bryan: Yeah, we looked at one and I don't want to get off the suck, but we looked at one of my like great, great, great grandfather had like nine wives or eight wives and nine women that he had children with and shit, you know, and I'm sure that that just was documented. You know, this motherfucker got around. So he was pimping back there. I'm a pull that up and showed to you one day. Jason: Dying. Big pimping. Was his last name Maeong? Yeah, Maeong. Yeah, so that's Pim that's Pimp Maeon right there, dude. He was the first pimp of the family. I didn't have that. You know, my sister did a genealogy thing or whatever ⁓ on us and she's gotten it back pretty far. I mean, we didn't have that. Not that we've seen, but Bryan: It was my own, my own, my own, my own. You Well, my grandma saw it. My, forgot about this. My nephew, we always joke that we had black in our family because our butts and our noses and stuff. And my grandma, I'm not going to lie. I'll show you a picture. If you look at my grandma, she really looks like an older black woman. She's just white. And, uh, my nephew, she's home Indian, but now we will call it some, they will call some shady shit back then. So, I mean, they would treat it like black people. They were. Jason: She's Indian though, right? Yeah. Right. Right. Bryan: And, ⁓ which is not good. It's just, but I'm just saying that's how they were treated. But my nephew did the genealogy thing, you know, and the web and shit. And yeah, I mean, we had what they call savages back then. And we've had, they were people of color or savages that was in our family, you know, and it's like, okay, you know, I mean, that's just what it is. We, that's what I'm saying. You don't know everything or who screwed who and who got with what. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: You know, it's just the way it is, you Jason: I mean, you may have hooked up with somebody at the family reunion. It was just convenient and it was there and they were you were attracted. Bryan: Well, we're going to go over a family in Utah in a couple of weeks. That that's all they do pretty much just to keep their bloodline true. ⁓ it's yeah, I got a bunch of information on it. Let's let's get moving on this. Jason: That's disgusting. Well yeah, let's get moving 'cause we can get in on that that that family from West Virginia too that's already gotten publicized on the web. But anyways go it. The dude making That's all you can do is make weird noises. Bryan: All right. All right. So normally, yeah. Yeah. I'd seen some shit. But that was awful. Well, I'm going to I'm glad you said that because I'm going to put that in with this one. All right. All right. So normally I wouldn't talk about race, but tonight we're to go over some racist shit. All right. And it stems from white people not wanting to be racist. Jason: Bless their heart. But I mean, dude, ⁓ yeah, it is. It is. Good. All right. So Bryan: I know that doesn't sound right. I want you to stick with me because we're going to see this. All right. This stigmatism of white people being racist anytime they disagree with someone of another race has to end. You know, we are conditioned in white people to cower at the thought of disagreeing with someone of a different race, even when it's the right thing to do. What is right should not depend on race. And what I'm about to go over didn't happen in the US. But if we continue on the track we're on now, it damn well can happen here. And again, please stay with me. I'm going to link all this shit together. I know I went a lot of different places, but trust me, just trust me. I don't know if you heard of the rape gang inquiry report from the UK. Jason: Mm-hmm. Mm-mm. Bryan: So this is a 219 page report on what it just says, you know, a rape gang. And it is sick for multiple reasons. I read most of it and I watched an interview of the author of the report and he said the hearings he held to put this report together were two of the worst weeks of his life. And based off of what I read in the report, I can guarantee. That what these little girls went through in just one day of many years of fucking abuse was more than any of us can fathom. The stories were just fucking horrible, but they need to be told. And while we're going to go going over this shit, don't think we're far away from this happening in the U S if we keep villainizing each other and don't come together as a whole. not as white, not as black, as Asian, Hispanic, or so on, but as fucking Americans. First and foremost, according to the report, they estimate at least 250,000 mostly white British girls were raped and tortured by Muslim gangs in the UK. But to make matters worse, they were let down by the systems put in place to protect them. All because the people in these systems didn't want to be fucking racist. These rape games were basically protected because they were all Muslim. Most of them were Pakistani. The police, hospitals, care homes, schools, and just about any program or institution that should have your child's best interest in mind failed every one of these victims. Some of what we'll go over from this report is disturbing. But I wanna go over this because I our 10 listeners to understand what happens to these young girls. I feel that's the least we can do, right? Again, this could happen here in the U.S. also just as easily as that happened in the UK. If we keep playing this racist game. While we're discussing this, I want you to keep in back your mind that this shit will likely have never gotten to the levels that it did had the white people in the UK stood up for the white girls that will be in rape. The same shit was tried with the girls of the Sikh community in the UK. But the Sikh people pushed back and protected their own. They educated their kids and came together as a community to fight this shit. That's what you're supposed to do for your people. Now, to be fair, in the case of Whitney, she was protected by her uncles. And then Marlon, he tried to help his daughter, but was fought by social services and the police. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: But when you're villainized all the time, you know, like the white man's the devil and you only care about yourself or you only care about your political gains, you accept that this is a problem, but it's not one big enough to make waves. Why? Because it doesn't fucking affect you. The adults and all officials failed these kids. There were so many chances to stop this shit. didn't. Shit, this shit still going on. It's almost as if it was intentional, almost as these kids were fucking meant to be sacrificed of some sort. Everything I'm going to go over is from this actual report. I'm not going to go over the entire report because we'd be here for a long fucking time, but I'm going over enough to give you a clear picture of what went on and is likely still going on in some places. Jason: Peace. Bryan: You got anything, Jason? Jason: No, it's just ⁓ y I don't understand. They got all this info and all this and it's still going on. Why? Bryan: you're going to see, I don't know. I don't know why it's still going on. They don't have the answer to this just to give you a little background in this investigation. And I forgive me for forgetting the author's name, but the author put this together and he got a panel together and I'm going to tell you a little bit about like that. But from, from what I gather, the government didn't help. They had to raise their money on like a go fund me. to put this together to get enough money to investigate this shit and get where they're at now. This is not the government that this. From what I understand, this was an independent group that did this. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: That is that shit fucking alarm you. Jason: Yeah, that the government's not getting involved. It's somebody else had to go do it. Bryan: Yeah, that's your alarm everybody and Now, I'm gonna go over this shit. I know you haven't heard it. So just anytime you got a question, anytime you want to, know, interject, just stop me to say, all right. Jason: All right. Bryan: I want you to be part of this, but it's a lot. Jason: No, no, no, take over because I'm I'm learning. I I'm like our viewers. I'm learning this. I had no idea about this. Bryan: Why? Okay, yeah, because you know, I wrote this script and you know, and I'm gonna go over it and some of it I'm gonna have to read verbatim because it's quotes and some of the stuff and I know I read like a three year old, you know, but just stick with me and we'll get through this shit. All right. So Jason: I I'll give you at least a four or five. Stop being stop being hard on yourself. Bryan: All right, so here's a little background on a report. The rape rape gang inquiry report was established to examine one of the most horrendous scandals in the long history of the UK. It was the systematic targeting targeting of vulnerable girls, overwhelmingly white British girls, and it was mostly done by Muslim Pakistani gangs across towns and all the cities in the nation. This. rape gang inquiry report was survivor led. So every day a panel sat down with Sammy Woodhouse, she's a survivor turned activist and they had experts, you know, also sit in with them and the parents and the carers described their experiences, experiences and the whistleblowers who had previously been ignored gave evidence and policing and justice failures would document it. Nothing was off the table. The political correctness and cultural sensitivities played no part in these proceedings. Survivors were finally given the platform they had been denied for so long. The rape gang inquiry was necessary because the state and its institutions have failed catastrophically over decades. There was a provable lack of political will to confront these gangs. These rape gangs destroyed the lives of hundreds of thousands of children. Survivors live with permanent physical and psychological damage that no institution has ever properly fucking addressed. Not one. They carry lifelong PTSD, complex trauma, addiction, chronic pain, interrupted education, criminal records. They lost children and lived with permanent fear. Many attempted suicide and sadly some succeeded. Others lost their children to the same system that failed them. The state did not only fail to protect these survivors, but the state compounded the harm by criminalizing them, discharging them from hospitals without support, removing their babies from them while leaving them in an environments where they were abuse can continue. And above all, they labeled these kids as prostitutes and insinuated they wanted this fucking abuse. They were fucking children. They children. They don't know. The evidence shows a natural pattern of lifelong devastation inflicted on children who were raped, trafficked, impregnated, and abandoned by every agency meant to help them. It was previously established that at least 250,000 young girls have been subjected to this abuse of these Muslim gangs. And the true number they say is probably higher. They just had to extrapolate the numbers and try to figure this out. So this is the number that came up with. And just to be clear, these were all Muslim men that did this. Most of them were Pakistanis with smaller groups from Somalia, Iran, Syria, Turkey. and other Muslim origins. So before I get in, how does it work? You got anything, Jason? All right. You understand it? Okay. All right. So how did this shit work? So girls as young as 11 will initially be friended by a young Muslim man who then treated the young girl like an adult and then would start providing them alcohol, drugs, and cigarettes and shit. Jason: No. It's Yeah, yeah, I'm following you. Keep going. Bryan: And after a few months of this casual relationship, the girls would be start being collected at school gates and homes and in streets and taxis. A lot of these guys had taxis. And the reason is to get a taxi license over there. was just easy for whenever it, and it was, it's pretty much, you just filled out a form, gave them you thing, and they gave you a taxi license, you know, as long you paid your money. It was a joke. So they were taking the houses, flats, restaurants and hotels where they were repeatedly by groups of men, tortured, filmed for blackmail and told they were white trash. And they would be punished. Many became pregnant while still children. Some miscarried under trauma, Others endured abortions and some gave birth to children who were later removed by the state. Now, when I say forced abortion, I'm not talking about forcing them go to the clinic or abortion clinic or something. talking about back alley shit, you know, or they just beat the kid out of them. Jason: They performed it themselves. Yeah. Mm-hmm. That's disgusting. Bryan: This report found the same unspeakable crimes occurred in at least 149 local districts, which is close to 40 % of all districts across the UK. Think about that. Roughly 40 % of the UK had this shit going on. Can you imagine if we had 40 % of the United States with this shit going on? Think about it. Jason: And the cops didn't know nothing. The government didn't know n ⁓ come on, man. Bryan: Yeah. Now, to be fair, Jason: Bullshit. I guarantee they were paid off. I guarantee they were paid off. You watch those movies, man, like Takin and any of that stuff that kind of ⁓ Jet Lee was in one, you know, where he went over there and got that one girl that was a prostitute out or whatever, the one where he had ⁓ the kiss of the drag or it it was ⁓ he had those needles on his armband and he could put them in you yeah, yeah, I forget what I'll have to look. Bryan: I didn't see it. Jason: later. But anyways, they don't just come up with this shit, dude. Movies like that, they don't just come up with that. It's based off of stuff that they know that's going on. Bryan: Yes, they seem to gave him an idea. I heard about I agree with you. I'm not not saying this wrong. Jason: And it it it's how crooked this shit is, man. The police are supposed to protect I mean, this is sick, dude. Bryan: It's And I'm glad you think that way because we haven't even got to see a kid. And I'm going tell everyone that's listening or watching. I, I, I make, I took this down a notch, a few notches. If you go and read the report and I suggest all of you at least check it out, you'll be astonished by what is in there. I mean, it is just, it's pretty bad, you know, and we're to go over some of the quotes and some of the stuff they did in the next episode. want all y'all to join our next episode. We will go further into that in the last episode. I'm going to wrap all this shit up on how it can happen here in the United States. All right. Now, to be fair, we probably have more trafficking victims than the US than we fucking know about, But these girls were not only abused authorities, the state and medical establishments failed them. I would think that if I trafficked victims, and I'm hoping I'm right, and you have a traffic victim, they go to the hospital that our hospitals would not release them back to the trafficker. I would hope that we at least better than that, you know? Now London stands exposed as the epic center of the institutional denial in this grooming gang scandal. Yet the mayor of London, I can't really say his first name is like Sadiq or some shit like that, S-A-D-I-Q, last name Khan. That's the mayor of London, has repeatedly insisted there were no grooming gangs operating in or around London. But Susan Hall, the leader of the conservatives in the London assembly, states the rape gang phenomenon is in fact a major problem in and around London. Now after challenging Khan about the presence of such gangs in London, Hall was inundated with calls from women and girls claiming to be victims. However, Khan describes evidence from whistleblowers as malicious and politically motivated. Now I wanna note Khan, the mayor of London was born in London. after his parents immigrated to the UK from Pakistan. So now we have the mayor of London, Pakistan. We have Pakistani guys doing all this horrible shit to all these girls. They can't, that all gotta be great. know that? That's all I'm open up. It's also important to note that the Muslim people started migrating to the UK in the 1950s when this shit started. Most of the Muslims that are part of these rape gangs now, they were citizens of the UK as they are children of the early immigrants. So there's some illegal immigrants involved, but there's a lot of legal immigrants in that country. Survivors described daily rapes, extreme torture, traffic in between cities, and institutional disbelief that compounded their suffering. Some girls were even trafficked to the Middle East where they would endure Islamic marriage. These Muslim gangs operated under an honor and shame based code that treated non-Muslim girls, especially white working class girls, as property available for sexual use. Still with me? Jason: Yeah, I'm still with you. Bryan: Okay. So we're about to talk about Dr. Ella Hill and ⁓ Cardinal Wikipedia, both Dr. Ella Hill and Sammy Woodhouse were part of the 2014 J-Report, which covered the abuse of roughly 1400 British white, ⁓ white girls by Muslim men in Rotherham area from the late 1980s until 2013. This was kicked off by the murder of Laura Wilson. Now, Lauren Wilson was 17 in October 2010 when she was stabbed 40 times and thrown in a canal by her 17 year old ex-boyfriend who was also Muslim. The police called this act an honor killing. Why Wilson had a baby four months earlier by a 21 year old married man. The families of the men, both Pakistani heritage, did not know about these relationships or the baby. Now. Oh, Wilson. was tired of this being a secret. So she decided to tell the family. Days later, her ex-boyfriend murdered her. Now, both these men stood trial. The older man was acquitted and her ex-boyfriend was jailed for 17 years and six months. This girl had an IQ of around 56 and a reading and spelling levels at six year old. Wilson had been the target of localized grooming from the least the age of 11. Jason: Geez. Bryan: And that's not part of this report. That's the 2014 report. Now, Dr. Ella Hill, she's also a survivor ⁓ of these groups and now she's a qualified doctor. She courageously shared her experiences and reflections in multiple public forums after that report came out. And her report is entirely consistent with the evidence that was heard at the rape gang inquiry. Following years of repeated sexual violence, severe beatings, and attempted murder by her abusers, her family members were forced to change their surnames and relocate to another part of the country. Jason: Mm-hmm. Bryan: so that she could complete her schooling and later pursue it and obtain a medical degree. In her accounts, she has consistently described the abuse as being both racially and religiously aggravated. She was explicitly told during rapes that the attacks were happening because she was white and because she was a Christian. She explained that she was initially groomed and trafficked by a Pakistani Muslim boyfriend to groups of Muslim men. She was repeatedly taken to various houses and flats where she was raped, physically assaulted and tortured. Even after she tried to escape and hide her main perpetrator tractor down, broke into her home and attempted to kill her on five fucking separate occasions. On at least five occasions, she approached the police, presented medical evidence of her injuries. Yet each time she was told there was nothing they can do and her evidence was not accepted. Jason: Huh. Explain that. Bryan: Dr. Hill emphasized that verbal abuse she endured was saturated with both racial and religious slurs. While being beat, she was repeatedly called a white slag, a white whore, a white cunt, and simultaneously condemned as a non-Muslim who deserved punishment for failing to follow Islamic rules. Her abuses, she said, operated according to what she termed groomed gang ideology. under which they believe their crimes were religiously justified. Think about that. Jason: White privilege, isn't it? Bryan: White privilege. Do see where I'm going with all this? Jason: Да ладно. Bryan: And this is all because the white people didn't want to fucking be racist. That's my point. That's what pisses me off so much. And don't get me wrong, I'm sure some of them are getting paid off, but they didn't want to push the issue because they didn't want to be fucking racist. Jason: Yeah. Yep. Yeah. Bryan: So we're go over Dr. Ella Hills account. All right, this is in our own words. This is what she put down and I'm gonna do my best to read this to y'all. Hope we don't need to fucking bouncy ball. But this is is Dr. Ella Hill. I was gonna do AI voice with this and just let it do it. But you know, fuck it. This is who I am, right? I'm not doing fucking AI voice. If I stumble, I stumble, but this is what I am. That's right. So. Jason: Just read it. Bryan: I was told I must respect their religion. This was the first of many confusing lies that I was forced to believe. I was told to show them, Muslims, respect. I mustn't eat pork. I was told that Muslim girls are good and pure and stay virgins until marriage. But all white girls are slags and they all sleep with hundreds of people. I was told white girls are trash. They're all whores. They were lowered in the shit under your shoe. They don't obey Allah, so they deserve to be punished. Anytime you want to stop and comment, just let me know. All right. They don't dress modestly. Muslim women are pure because they cover down to their ankles and down to their wrists. And the hem of their top comes down below their knees. White girls show their curves of their bodies, so they're asking for it. They should be raped as punishment for not obeying Allah. Kafir. Jason: No, just keep going. Bryan: non-Muslim girls are worthless. Sex with a Kafir girl doesn't count as adultery, only sex with a Muslim woman counts as adultery. If you're not a virgin before marriage, you should be beaten. Many times I was told that the Quran says, if one of your wives disobeys you, beat her. This was often quoted to me before they beat me with their own hands. They believe they had a position of religious moral superiority over non-believers. They believed it was their duty to punish us as they believe doing so made them good Muslims. This is what they were taught by their mothers. They were taught that witches in Pakistan are blonde, so blondes were more evil and they deserve worse punishment. I was told that in Islam, If a girl or woman looks at a man who isn't her brother, father or husband, then that means she wants to have sex with him. So I was told to look at the floor when a man was around Muslim men, when I was around Muslim. So when I did look at a waiter in a restaurant, I was taken away to be gang raped as punishment. I was told according to their faith community, girls are old enough to have sex when they start their periods, basically age 11. Many of us had to endure sexual act of thying, which I am now told is a religiously sanctioned way of molesting children according to some Islamic scriptures. So what is thying? Thying is you have to lie down on your back with your legs straight together and they straddle you and fuck you between your thighs. I was beaten, strangled, suffocated, and my head was held underwater, tortured, kicked, and raped over 100 times. I was told that if you don't scream when you're raped, then you're consenting to your rape, so you should be stoned to death. I was told that Muslim girls know this because the Quran says that Aisha's silence was her consent to the marriage to Muhammad. So Muslim girls know to scream, but white girls don't. So that's their fault then, because they're not Muslim. When I did wear a hair scarf, to try to protect myself from being raped, I was told to get it off and then they raped me again. I know all these so-called ways to protect yourself from being raped or rape myths used to excuse perpetrators criminal behavior. She now knows that. Sorry. They threatened to kill my parents if my parents tried to stop me from seeing them. I was intimidated with guns and threatened with body parts being cut off with knives. When I tried to escape, I was told that I had offended their honor, so they had to spill my blood. They did this an honor attack. All of the sexual abuse that I experienced was linked to spiritual abuse or religious abuse. Religious scriptures will use this tools to control. They will use this tools of control to force me to conform to their will. I was not allowed to question these religious beliefs. They use their religious moral authority and self-proclaimed elitism to control me through the use of scripture, forced confessions, censorship of decision-making, requirement of secrecy and silence. isolation, excessive shaming and punishment around sexuality and requiring unquestioning obedience. I experienced this as a deeply personal, terrifying physical, emotional and spiritual attack. Every time they quoted scripture, it was very hard to argue with. To them, it was like I was arguing with God. To me, it was actually like I was arguing with the devil. They use their so-called religion, religious moral authority to do the most horrific immoral acts imaginable. And that's Dr. Elderhill. You say. Jason: That's just that's I mean it's demonic, dude. It's not how how can you support a religion that allows that? Bryan: I don't know. Now, to be fair, I don't know the Muslim religion. I don't know if they just lie and just say that's part of that. It could be, but if the religion does allow that, I agree with you. How do you support that? Jason: Well, share a law or whatever, look how women are treated and all that stuff. And that's what they ⁓ people keep bringing up with like ⁓ Madame being elected over in New York and what's going on in Detroit. Bryan: Thank you brother. Cause you gonna bring us into our last part when we're gonna go over all of that shit. Jason: If we keep putting these people in in power, they're gonna convert this stuff over here and guess what? They're bringing their beliefs with them on it. Bryan: You damn right, Dale. You damn right, Dale. Jason: And it has nothing to do with race. It doesn't have to do with that. But you're not gonna come over here and I'll I I won't be I'll be six foot before I allow it where I'm at. Bryan: Yeah. These episodes about Muslims because the Muslim rape gangs in the UK, that's why we're to talk about them. It's not about race. could have been any race over there that did this. It's fucking sick. You know, if it was a bunch of white people, it's still sick. Jason: Yes. Muslim's not a ra well Muslim's not a race. Muslim's not a race. Same thing as Jew. Being Jew is not a race. It it's a religious, yes. Yes. Bryan: ⁓ yeah, well, yeah, religious, right. Well, even a religious attack, but still, even with that, I'm not criticizing Muslims. I'm criticizing this act of what these people done and they're all Pakistani Muslim or mostly Pakistani Muslims. If it was all white people, let's look at Jeffrey Epstein. I think all of them are sick. That could be all fucking white people makes no fucking difference to me. They're fucking sick. Something needs to fucking be done about those people. You know, it's not race. Jason: Yes. Yes. Yes. Right. Right. It's across the spectrum. And people need to understand that. They want to hone in on Trump and ⁓ he supports pedophiles and all that, but nobody's doing anything about this. It's it's everywhere. We need to stop it all. It needs to all stop and get the damn race out of it. See, they're being protected. They keep making these laws, protecting certain people and protecting certain religions, and protect that that shit needs to stop. Bryan: It's. ⁓ All this shit needs to stop. Yep. All this shit. That it does. Jason: 'Cause w why are they needing protected, Brian? Bryan: Evidently because. Jason: Is the bell ringing? Well, you can't keep doing this if you're not protected. If you're protected, you get to do this. You see what I'm getting at? That's what I'm getting at. ⁓ dude. And there's money out the yin yang. How do the patels come over here and buy up all these gas stations and hotels? They got money. Bryan: You got to have a lot of protection to do this. You have to have a lot of. ⁓ they got Yeah, I'm not gonna say they don't. Jason: I'm those countries have money. Look at Kuwait. I'm gonna have to dig I'll dig that up. I keep saying that maybe I'll dig it up in between sessions here. But the amount of money that a natural born Kuwaiti gets as soon as they're born every year from the oil revenue. ⁓ dude, it's crazy. We learned that over when we were over in Iraqi ⁓ Operation Iraqi Freedom. Natural born Kuwaitis. Bryan: Really? I didn't know that. That's wild. Jason: Did you know a majority of the people in Kuwait aren't even Kuwaitis? They're from other countries working for them. You see what I'm saying? So they're that's you you got peasants over there. A majority of the people that live over there are peasants, but the natural born Kuwaitis they weren't for nothing, dude. They're they're loaded. I'm sure Saudis built the same damn way. So no, it's yeah, it's crazy. As soon as they're born. Bryan: I didn't know that either. I'm not the look in the... I never knew that. Jason: They start getting royalties from the oil. And if if you sit down and look at this, dude, this Bryan: Yeah, I didn't know that. Jason: With money comes power and with money you do what you want to do. Bryan: I'm actually just the disbitch you all. Jason: ⁓ yeah. It's disgusting and I and I I'm sorry I've read a little bit farther into part two and it's gonna get even more nasty and disgusting. Bryan: or it was going to get bad. And it's not as bad as it actually in the report. And just think about this. You know, they they toned it down for the report to you can about imagine what it was like listening to this in the hearing. Jason: Yeah. And nobody and it's still going on. Bryan: And well, here's the thing. How many people know about this? Jason: I didn't know about it. Bryan: I mean, why is this not on our news? Jason: I know. Bryan: You know, this is a big thing. It I don't Jason: Okay, can we go do do you think it's starting to they're doing it over here, probably? Bryan: I don't know if they're doing it to this extent. I know we have traffic and victims. I've talked to some people that been in some areas and yes, there's definitely traffic in an area. mean, you see the billboards up now and signs everywhere. So yeah, I think we're no, we're trafficking people. Do I know think it's like this and people I'd hate to think that that some people are actually turning their heads. You know, I would like to think that if a kid Like I said earlier, a kid gets brought to the hospital and they can tell has been abused, sexually abused, that it would not take that kid and give them back to the abuser, you know, without having child services come in and the police, you know, I'm getting that. I would hope that here in the United States would be better, but I'm not going to say they're not doing this to an extent and having like treatment, like their own treatment, you know, kind of like the mob would have just the You're not going to the hospital. You might end up at the vet, you know what I'm saying? Not trying to be mean, but yeah, that's me. I would hope it would be like that. Now if that's happening because, and the only reason I say that is because if they go into the hospital and they being released in this country, yeah, we got a problem. Jason: Right. No, no, yeah. ⁓ no, they're not gonna take ⁓ to a public place like that. They're gonna have some backwood paid off doctor or veterinarian or whatever because I'm d d animals and humans take about the same medicine. I worked for a veterinarian on a horse farm for a little bit. And when I wasn't feeling good to do was trying to give me antibiotics out of the back of his car. Bryan: You took them? Jason: 'Cause he wanted me working. Yeah, I did. Hell it saved me money. Yeah it did. I mean I started scratching behind my ear and shit and pissing on Bryan: It worked. you go. So so is he your pharmacist now? Jason: Yeah, he's my dealer now. I'm hooked on it. But I'm just getting at the it's yeah. Bryan: Yeah, they could bring them to a vet and a vet can get them going. Yeah, I understand. Jason: Yeah. Yeah, and they know surgery and all that. They know how to do stuff. They get they know how to go in there and do C sections on dogs and horses and cows and Yeah, they know vets know how to do that so they can perform Bryan: ⁓ really? didn't know that. Well, I didn't know the animals had C-sections. Jason: ⁓ yeah, our our Frenchie, that one that we had pups, she had a C section. Bryan: Yeah. ⁓ I know that Jason: They're not really designed to give natural birth. Their hips aren't big enough. So some of ⁓ allowed them to have ⁓ but most of the time they d recommend you take ⁓ in and they do a C section on ⁓ So we took her in, we got a phone call, you got five healthy puppies. Come pick her up. So Bryan: You got anything else? Jason: But no, it's just yeah, and it's I I didn't realize I mean I thought we were gonna talk about some stuff, but this is pretty bad, so yeah. Bryan: Well, in part two, I'm going to go over the victim stories with everyone. And like Jason was saying, these stories are disturbing, but they need to be heard. No. Jason: They do, they do. They don't need to be silent, so we're not gonna shy away from it, but Bryan: No, I mean, like I said, I'm not going to go in great detail, but it's going to be enough to give you an idea of what these children went through. And then to some people, it might be too much detail, you know, and I went over this with my wife, trying to numb it down and trying to dumb it down just so I didn't nerd out too much or put too much descriptions in it. So I did try, you know, so if it offends you, I'm sorry, you know, I tried. Jason: Well, it's only Yeah, and and people stop being offended, be educated. Knowledge. Knowledge is where it's at. Knowledge is key. Knowledge is good. So what I'm what I get upset about real quick, and we'll end this and we'll jump into part two here in a sec, is what did I say? The lower you go on age, the more I start getting upset. I'm not gonna say a 30-year-old woman gets d deserves to be treated like this or a 50 or 60 or whatever. But dang, when you start getting into eleven-year-olds and twelve-year-olds and thirteen And and even lower than that, it's disgusting. You want to go get our weapons and go start hunting. Hunting season's open. Bryan: Yeah. And the bad thing is, if you did that and that guy could have raped a hundred girls. Yeah. Jason: That's a hate crime. That's a hate crime. If we w if we went over there and retaliated against that. That that'd be a hate crime. Yes. Yep. Yep. Bryan: Well, even if he did it here, yeah, even if he did it here, it would be a hate crime. It might not now. It might not hold up in court. But you know where you at? You know what state you're in as a hate crime, but it would damn sure be on the fucking news as a hate crime. And no matter what happened in court, in public opinion, you would be a fucking racist the rest of your life. You. That's sad. You know, they would never look at exactly what that guy raped 100 girls, 100 kids. Jason: Right. There it is. Yeah. Bryan: but they won't look at that. They will say to that white dude, shot that Muslim guy, know, fucking shit. All right. Everyone please join us for the next episode. Thanks everybody for joining tonight. It was a pleasure spending time with you guys until next time. This is the sense and senseless podcast. I am Brian. He's J's all peace. Jason: Yep. No, I'm Jason. Peace.