Another week, another British top official forced to issue an apology.
A month after Minister Lucy Powell had to apologize for minimizing the Pakistani Groomer Gangs, calling it a ‘dog-whistle’ issue, another member of the Cabinet is also ‘eating humble pie’ and asking for forgiveness for events linked to the rape gangs .
Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips has had to apologize to MPs after the Labour party missed the deadline to ‘publish its plans for inquiries’ into the scandal.
GB News reported:
“In late April, Phillips had vowed: ‘The framework for what local authorities will be tasked with will be released later in May, as will Baroness Casey’s review, which I have committed to publishing’.
‘All those things will be dependent on each other. I cannot stand here and say exactly what that will look like, because I do not know what Baroness Casey will say about any particular area and what I might need to focus on’.
‘I will follow the facts; wherever they tell me that there are victims who need help, that is where I will go’.
Today (2), Phillips apologized for the delay in the publication of the plan, and told MPs that ‘Baroness Casey had requested a ´short extension´ to her audit’.
The Baroness’ review is expected very shortly.
“Baroness Casey has requested a short extension to her work from the Home Secretary and the Home Secretary has informed the Home Affairs scrutiny committee of this and we expect it very shortly. And when we have the report, the Government will respond to it, and lay out its plans with all the evidence in hand.”
The Labour Party’s poor handling of Britain’s rape gangs has become a scandal in itself, following the old formula ‘it’s not the crime, it´s the coverup’.
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