Yet they did nothing. In fact, I’d say they facilitated it. I founded the British Renaissance Policy Institute (BRPI) in 2014, precisely because I wanted to see this horrific trend stopped. Not only in Rotherham, but across the country. My men do this on a national level by seeking to shift the Overton window with our work online. On a regional and local level, we protest and hang up posters exposing crimes against children, as my men in the Worcestershire and Herefordshire Branch of the British Renaissance Policy Institute did this past week in Worcester.

The placard, which you can see in the original Worcester News article here, never even mentioned Muslims by name, in spite of the fact they are the sole demographic perpetrating the heinous acts. This was intentional, due to my members’ fears they’d be attacked not only by the press, but by the establishment complicit in the gang rapes they were seeking to expose. Here is a photo of one of the others that were put up by a Worcester branch member:

As you can see, neither are even remotely offensive. All the BRPI member did was put up an old poster that used slightly Asiatic typography, in an attempt to elucidate the nature and religion of the people typically involved in the crimes.