The rape gang trial the UK establishment doesn’t want you to know about

Six Pakistani men are accused of abusing children in “the most degrading way imaginable” The trial of six members of a Pakistani ‘grooming gang’ has quietly restarted in Manchester. The retrial hasn’t made the headlines, and looking at the sordid details of the case, it’s clear the British establishment wants to keep it that way.The six suspects were alleged members of the Rochdale grooming gang – a group of Muslim men, predominantly Pakistani, who trafficked, sexually abused, and raped underage white British girls in the northern English town between the 1980s and 2010s. More than 75 men have been charged and 53 convicted since Greater Manchester Police began investigating the gang in 2010.What are the men accused of?The suspects have been charged with 46 counts of rape, sexual assault, and ‘assault by penetration’, with two of the men facing more than a dozen charges each.Tahrir Rashid, 53, 12 counts of rape, 3 counts of indecent assault, 1 count of assault by penetrationMohammed Saleem, 46, 8 counts of rapeSucklane Shah, 46, 2 counts of rapeItfaq Hussain, 45, 3 counts of rapeArshad Mohammed, 55, 5 counts of rapeAmjad Mahmood, 53, 12 counts of rape, 2 counts of indecency with a c...