First of all the report clearly says "most of them were pak origin " when it says so it is so...there is no scope for a guess work that what if all of them were pakistanis.
'most of them were of pak origin' - thats exactly a guess work (or rather, a ho-hum way of saying), until they openly provide with clear specifics. if not, its as good as (intentionally; theirs, not mine) saying "they're almost all pakis. one odd man out here and there. but yes, pakis."
that's why i wrote to safely assume that all were pakis. if they can't bother to mention (repeatedly) who the 'other' men involved were, i would be least bothered to adhere to frivolous details. besides, tells a good deal about their 'sensibilities' when they are gladly ever ready to put every accused in the crime in the basket called 'pakistanis'/'asian's; these were the same people who kept mum for more than a decade for the sake of political correctness, and after mounting pressure, convicted some 5, and now amusingly coming out as politically incorrect by labelling all the culprits as 'almost all were pakistanis'. i think asia should take a strong objection to this racial bias!
also, you earlier wrote that the british media did good by not labelling the culprits as 'muslims'. well, but then they also didn't do so good by breaking the pitcher on pakistan's head alone!
Can a crime be reported with out mentioning any details not even sex or nationality ? I don't know it's possible or not...it can be debated though. but generally the accepted norm and practice is that media houses report the prime identity/ of the accused..like nationality. Why didnt they use British national in the news ? Because it happened in britain itself.when an indian commit a crime in inda media/police doesn't say indian national commited it...because it's in india so nationality is not impotrant id unless it's a foreign national. When in india if a keralite commit a crime in mumbai then general identificstion is " keralite " but he commits same crime in kerala then the tag "keralite is irrelavant " then the tag would be his locality inside kerala...that's how this thing works.
yes, you are correct. and hence, instead of racial profiling (which would inspire bias among the public), they should've just reported that so-and-so '
people' have been identified/arrested in relation to the crime. Indian media also reports that way.
Religion suppose to be a personal affair, religious identity is mentioned only when its relevant in the case. If you argue accused sharing a unifirm religion means its the motivation then every incident where gangs of hindus involved should also be termed as relgiously motivated..such over simplied tagging is not right.
Besides in this case the UK police never found any evidance of this crime being motivated by anykind of religious fundamentalist ideology or ajenda..so there is absolutely no question of invoking religious tag.
am sorry to say, your understanding of (political) islam is highly, shall i say, insufficient. i don't tout myself to be an all-knower, but still....islam is a cult, the 'protocols' of which are repeatedly invoked for subversion and dominance (the Quran has been repeatedly modified to that end). its no religion in the sense that we understand, and has less of 'personal life practice' than a communal/community life practice. using the blatantly false equivalence (am being perfectly rational here!) of 'Hindus doing such crimes in gangs means religiously motivated' is of no consequence, as there're no commandments in 'Hinduism' or its treatises to act so nor have its generals or holy men commanded its soldiers/followers to ever do so (using the females of infidels for pleasures and spreading the faith through progeny). if it would've been otherwise, i would've accepted.*
the same govt./police that abetted the crime to save its politically correct face and phoney multicultural pride can't be trusted to bring forth the said 'evidence' of the motivation behind the crime (they were super-hesitant to use the term 'muslims'; then why would they say the culprits did it out of religious obligation? can't buy; esp. when their PM has the usual line to parrot). i would rather trust their elite security agencies.
rape -->
beastly act to satisfy lust for domination/power/what-have-you
rotherham accused were -->
rapists/predators
acted in an -->
organised way for years
were of -->
paki origin ('pak' IS identified for/by its religion! there's no pakistan without religion/islam. its a AAA country, identified for - Allah, Army, America. when one mentions 'paki' as a race, 'islam' by default gets binded to the picture. exceptional cases should be treated separately and in a rather benign manner. at the outset, this may seem as an irrational hatred for a 'race', but i assure you, when the same things are repeated over-and-over and when all other possibilities have been meticulously discounted, then whatever distillate remains should be accepted without any prejudices, however 'irrational' it may seem.)
targeted -->
ONLY whites
motive then -->
lust for (sexual) domination coupled with hatred for others' race/religion.
if they were not racially/religiously motivated, then why did they target only the whites? easy prey? perhaps. but then why the several of the jihadi groups active in the UK under the tender care of the UK police, openly profess & advertise their 'hidden' agendas and issue open threats to the brits of making them and their children suffer the same fate as the victims of the grooming-gang, with an added bonus of 'conversion to islam'?! that's one of the dire correlations here.
now where this kind of 'motive' stems from, can be much better studied by referencing the literary and revelatory works of none other practising muslim WOMEN. for an agnostic gentleman, can expect from you to be a bit rational and objective in your approach, rather than toeing the same line over-and-over as a fundamentalist (like the paki-gang kinds).
you are going by the written lines and we by what's in between them, correlating them to the usual trends & practices. this isn't an isolated case, which happened to all and sundry and for just a few days. Allah doesn't like women (in the words of Ms. Noor Zaheer), and esp. the women of the infidels, and esp. esp. those of the whites; he relegates them (through his minions called maulanas, hazrats, et al) to be used as tools for pleasure-seeking in the harem and for propagating the 'faith'. the rotherham criminals may not be on a jihad officially that way, but WHAT made them act as they did, and keeping in mind the specifics of the whole 'business', a correlation can be safely established.
@asingh10 - you had posted some 'beautiful' instances of the obligations a pious one is implored to follow in the way of the deen. could you pls reproduce them here for our general benefit?