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If there is one case that highlights the concerns of fair-minded people of all political and religious or philosophical persuasions, it must be that of Chelsey Wright; a young mother of three who was the undisputed victim of violent assault and rape.

Although this blog is titled in her respect, this case is just one of many where the rule of law appears to be overridden for a variety of reasons here in the UK, and also across the EU, USA and Australia, and it is therefore important to look closely at just what is happening.

In particular, a case that caught my attention started back in 2013, with strikingly similar Modus Operandi, where a school girl was abducted from the street and subjected to repeated rape and also robbery. Although that case led to a successful conviction, it also raised several questions and highlighted a fundamental problem with Justice in today's Britain.

Of course, the scale of what happened in Rotherham points to a systemic and coordinated attack on the British Legal System and the institutions and operation of the State in which we live.

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