British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s far-Left Labour Party blocked a push by the Conservative Party to open an investigation into child rape gangs that garnered significant international attention in recent weeks.
The Labour Party killed the push in a 364 to 111 vote, which comes after Elon Musk has repeatedly drawn attention to the Pakistani gangs that have predominately targeted young white children.
“The Prime Minister cannot tell the House the full scale of the scandal,” said Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch. “He does not want questions asked of Labour politicians who may be complicit. He won’t listen to the victims who are calling for a National Inquiry.”
She called the scandal “one of the worst in British history.”
BREAKING: Keir Starmer’s far-left Labour Party votes against opening up an investigation into child rape gangs
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Earlier this week, Starmer accused those who were wanting an investigation of jumping “on a bandwagon of the far-Right.”
Musk fired back at Starmer on X: “What an insane thing to say!”
“The real reason is that it would show how Starmer repeatedly ignored the pleas of vast numbers of little girls and their parents, in order to secure political support,” Musk said. “Starmer is utterly despicable.”
The British newspaper The Telegraph highlighted the coverup of the mass rapes by British officials who were worried that exposing the crimes could lead to mass civil unrest and disrupt social cohesion.
The report highlighted extremely graphic and highly disturbing detailed accounts of the violent sexual assaults that the rape gangs inflicted upon young girls.
Related: Britain’s Keir Starmer: Those Who Want Probes Into Rape Gangs Are ‘Far Right’
