New Culture Forum Grooming Gang Inquiry COLLAPSING as Labour COVER UP Deepens + Britain Must Ban the Burqa
Oct 27, 2025
Dr. Philip Kiszely is a senior fellow and political organizer, while Rafe Heydel-Mankoo is a commentator on cultural controversies, and Emma Trimble focuses on community issues. They dissect the stalling of the Grooming Gang Inquiry, with Kiszely revealing the dangers faced by inquiry leaders and Trimble highlighting the struggles of victims. The group also debates the implications of banning the burqa in Britain, weighing cultural cohesion against individual rights. They challenge the complexities of policing extremism and the impact of recorded non-crime incidents on free speech.
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Inquiry Alleged To Be Politically Kicked Down The Road
- Rafe Heydel-Mankoo argues the national grooming inquiry is being stalled to protect Labour from exposure.
- He claims the party prioritized votes over investigating systemic abuse in northern towns.
Victims Were Dismissed And Blamed
- Philip Kiszely recounts victims being labelled "prostitutes" at ages as young as ten.
- He describes police dismissing a child reporting abuse and her being gang-raped the same day.
Use Independent International Chairs
- Amy Gallagher urges bringing in international, independent legal professionals to chair the inquiry.
- She says outside oversight would protect participants and enable robust prosecutions.