By Sammie Jones
The Huddersfield gang guilty of grooming and raping young white girls took advantage of their weak morals, according a psychologist from Huddersfield who insisted on anonymity.
The claim almost puts the blame on the victims, but she points out that weak morals do not give anybody the right to commit an offence against any victims. More especially when the victims are very young. Moral standards are a value judgement, but the psychologists insists it still comes to play in determining why these type of offences occur, but not forgetting that the bad guys are the perpetrators and the evil ones.
” I think it is important to understand how these people see the girls they target, it i s often premeditated because these is how such men see young, impressionable white girls. Drinking at a young age can be caused by many factors including rejection, sexual abuse history, bullying, lack of good parenting, and so forth. The guys who see it this way are hypocritical sexual abusers”.
The sexual abusers of Pakistani origin who manipulated and sexually assaulted their victims were convicted of multiple sexual offences yesterday.
Three trials at Leeds Crown Court this year heard how at least 15 victims were groomed and raped n West Yorkshire between 2004 and 2011. The young girls were between the ages of 11 and 14. An accredited psychologist who doesn’t want to be named spoke to The Eye Of Media.Com about the problem of grooming. She is Pakistani origin, and a graduate of Huddersfield University.
The 34 year old woman said evil Pakistani men of the type guilty of the offences they committed consider young girls who drink to be ”wayward unbelievers”. Men like these, in fact many Pakistani men look upon girls who drink to get drunk as doomed unbelievers who are easy prey for their lustful ventures. The culture is generally men dominated, and women are perceived to be subservient to men. Unbelieving women are even more subservient, especially having limited or no boundaries when it comes to morality.
”The men who reason like this are chief hypocrites because they have no moral values but ignorantly find it more acceptable for men to break Islamic laws than for women to do so. They understand the potential influences of this society and try to over protect their women. Although this is more prevalent in Muslim countries, the level of control also happens within Pakistani communities. Pakistani and Muslim girls generally hold higher moral values than their male counterparts.
”Not many Pakistani girls will go into a house with men and drink, they are brought up in a very strict Muslim environment controlled and run by male dominance”.The woman says it has its advantages in terms of the solid development of girls as they grow up, but detests the level of control by men who violate the principles they seek to force on them. Cultures are different, and just because young girls in Britain are prepared to drink is no reason for men of any background to take advantage of them. It is a really horrible and inhumane thing to do.
It is also important for parents to train their children not to accompany strange men to their homes to drink. In fact, I think it is important to train girls to resist the temptation of drinking when they are under 18. This age is a fair line, and it is the law in Britain. The problem is breaking the law among teenagers is taken for granted”.
”It is important to appreciate that there are many decent Pakistani men, they shouldn’t all be tarred with the same brush. You have the family outcasts and losers, but the vast majority are ambitious and hardworking, always trying to set themselves up in life. A clash of cultures can sometimes arise if a white girls becomes rude to one of these men, because many Pakistani men will not stand rudeness from a Pakistani woman, their tone will change or their look will become very stern. If they are lawless thugs who are drunk, a rude Pakistani woman could be in trouble if she were rude.
A rude white girl they consider an unbeliever, could in trouble, especially if the thug who happens to be Pakistani is drunk with bad intentions. The gang members lured the young girls into a false sense of true relationships before using alcohol or drugs to abuse them. 16 of 20 men were convicted of offences including rape, sexual activity with a child, abduction and trafficking”.
They are awaiting sentencing next month. Although this was not the first time a Pakistani gang has been convicted for grooming and sexual offences, this Pakistani gang has produced the highest number of culprits convinced as members of a single grooming gang in Britain.
One victim attempted suicide and another was thrown out of a moving car outside her home, while under the influence of alcohol and drugs. Three trials at Leeds Crown Court this year heard how at least 15 victims were groomed and raped in the West Yorkshire town between 2004 and 2011.
