Operation Bullfinch and the Oxford sex ring

The trial in the Oxford paedophillia case (aka Operation Bullfinch) began today.

I have to confess I had only vaguely followed it until now. Clearly some aspects of the media (that means you, The Daily Mail) are whipping themselves into a frenzy about it.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2262723/Gang-men-groomed-young-girls-sex-drove-terrified-victim-14-woods-night-threatened-cut-head-off.html

I find it rather off-putting – siding with the Mail, but on this occasion I can feel it happening. And that is despite the fact that the paper features a video with a BNP protest.

Nine defendants – all God-fearing Muslims who’d want to chop off hands and heads if they thought you'd looked at their sister in a lecherous manner – brutally abusing young girls in Oxford.

As has been shown in recent years, this is by no means an isolated episode and is evidence of the howling double standards of Islam.

The accused are listed as Kamar Jamil, 27, Akthtar Dogar, 32, Anjum Dogar, 30, Assad Hussain, 32, Mohammed Karrar, 38, Bassam Karrar, 26, Mohammed Hussain, 24, Zeeshan Ahmed, 27, and Bilal Ahmed, 26.

But who are they and where do they come from? Are they all British born or are there some asylum seekers in there? No doubt all will be revealed.

Either way, this is another disgraceful episode and one that again shows how the pussy-footing politicians seem to be missing the point.

If this was the other way round – and it was Muslim girls being abused – the offenders would not have had chance to come to court.

They would have no doubt been dragged around the back-streets of Oxford, Bradford, Oldham or wherever tied to the back bumper of a car with their genitals stuffed in their mouths.

Islam is nothing if not medieval (OK, put the car to one side for now and imagine it's a horse or a cow or something) and its adherents like nothing more than a good old bit of genitals-in-your-mouth vengeance.

Chloe Green defends ultra-rich lifestyle

Chloe Green, daughter of multi-millionaire Topshop boss Sir Philip Green has been accused by The Daily Mail of being out of touch with reality. 

Just a little bit smug, perhaps?

As evidence, The Mail points to a recent Elle magazine interview in which 21-year-old Ms Green attempts to defend her privileged lifestyle. 

Talking ahead of the launch of her forthcoming shoe range, CJG – wonder how she got that gig? – she reveals that, contrary to popular opinion, she doesn’t insist on a private jet when she travels. 

In fact, she is perfectly happy to fly BA, she adds. Though not, one suspects, at the back of the bus. 

‘At no point in my life have I ever taken anything for granted,’ she told Elle. ‘I'm not saying to my dad, “Because we have a jet can I borrow it and fly down to France?”. If my dad says, “Would you like the plane?” then I'll say, “Sure, if you don't mind.” But if not, BA is fine. 

Speaking of the Belgravia flat her father bought her, she says: ‘I spent a year or two finding something that I liked and then said to my dad, “I think this is a great flat, a great investment, whether I live there or not. Let's buy something”. That's how the conversation went, it wasn’t like I went, “please buy this for me”.’ 

The Mail also points out Ms Green has a housekeeper who comes in to hoover the flat three times a week, but the rest of the time she is ‘very independent’ and even fills up her own car.

The comments of Mail readers suggest they’re not convinced. ‘She looks like a horse,’ suggests one.