A shocking Rape Gang Inquiry Report on Britain’s grooming gang scandal has exposed widespread sexual abuse at the hands of immigrants that’s been allowed to continue for years with little to no mainstream reporting, and BlazeTV host John Doyle is among the few sounding the alarm.

“If you live in London, your backyard; if you live in the southwestern part of the United States, this stuff is actually happening. This is not just, like, some fun mythology you get to talk about where you’re connecting dots and patterns,” Doyle says.

According to the report, girls as young as 11 were targeted by perpetrators from Pakistani Muslim and other Muslim backgrounds who “operated under an honor- and shame-based clan code that treated non-Muslim girls, especially white working class girls, as property available for sexual use.”

“I’m sure it’s surprising to people who are actually finding out what we’ve known for literally over a thousand years, for 1,400 years, that you can’t actually co-exist with people. They’re not actually peaceful,” Doyle says.

“And yeah, we find out that this literally happened to the tune of 250,000. And local media is not even reporting on it. What should be maybe the biggest scandal of all time is not being reported on by mainstream news,” he says.

“Genuinely I struggle to think of a governing body more evil than what is going on right now in England,” he adds.

The report details the NHS’ recording of “genital injuries, multiple sexually transmitted infections in children as young as 13, pregnancies caused by rape, and suicide attempts.”

“The rape statistics rising so spectacularly, it literally boggles the mind. Something from about, you know, 8,500 to 70,000 in the time this report is seeking to expose,” Doyle comments.

“This is easily proven, by the way, statistically, as England is now quite literally the rape capital of the world. Currently sits at the highest rate. It’s like 117 per 100,000. And it’s pretty much entirely because of what can be described as an invasion of Britain by foreign hordes,” he explains.

“And maybe that per capita number isn’t enough, because from the inquiry they found that over 250,000 women had been victimized, with 87% of them being victimized by Muslims. And it’s not like the other 13% were all just, like, white British guys,” he continues.

“No, actually that was also mostly just, like, the non-Muslim immigrant groups like Nigerians, Indians, what have you,” he says. “And it’s incredible, too, because the very same leftists who have already facilitated and planned exactly this outcome for decades, they exist in a Venn diagram that’s literally a bubble with feminists who would very much also want to portray the face of rape as being, like, some white frat dude.”

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A protest against police was broken up with tear gas over the lethal police shooting of a 1-year-old baby at a Walmart in Mississippi on Sunday.

Police said the driver was trying to run over officers who were investigating an alleged shoplifting incident at the store in Senatobia.

‘By the time I set my baby down, it was like three to four shots. … One of the shots hit him in his rib cage, and the other shots hit her in her arm and her thigh.’

Benjamin Crump, the attorney known for taking cases lauded by Black Lives Matter, released a statement criticizing police.

“A 1-year-old child is dead after police officers in Mississippi opened fire on a vehicle in a crowded Walmart parking lot in Senatobia,” he wrote.

“His mother, who has not been charged with any crime, says she was trying to communicate to officers that there was a baby in the car,” he added. “They fired anyway, leading to the death of an innocent 1-year-old. We intend to seek justice for baby Kohen and the life that was stolen from him.”

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation released a statement about the events that led to the shooting incident.

Law enforcement officers were responding to a shoplifting call when they encountered two subjects and a juvenile fleeing from the store and into a vehicle, according to MBI.

“Officers attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver drove in the direction of the officers, almost striking one,” the MBI continued. “An officer then discharged their weapon and the vehicle fled the scene. The subjects arrived at a local hospital where one juvenile child in the vehicle was pronounced deceased, and another subject had critical injuries.”

The agency said it would continue the investigation into the incident and share its findings with the attorney general’s office.

The Senatobia police indicated that the shooting officer was placed on administrative leave and added that the office was dedicated to “full transparency” in the case.

Crump identified the mother involved as Vellesiya Wiley and said they had gone to Walmart for diapers. Wiley claims her friend had been stopped, but she kept walking because “it had nothing to do with me.”

She said she had gotten to the car with her baby when her friend got inside. They encountered police, and Wiley described her response to the officers.

“I raised my baby up trying to show them that he was in the car,” she said.

She said her friend hit another car while Wiley’s door was opened, and then she heard gunfire from police.

“By the time I set my baby down, it was like three to four shots,” she said.

“One of the shots hit him in his rib cage, and the other shots hit her in her arm and her thigh,” she added.

She also denied that her friend tried to run over police.

“They was all on the right side, and she was driving towards the left,” she claimed.

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Mississippi Public Safety Commissioner Sean Tindell said that police body camera footage would not be released until after the investigation was completed and the results were presented to the attorney general’s office.

On Tuesday, community activists protested outside the store, and the Walmart closed down temporarily. Police responded by deploying tear gas to break up the demonstration.

“The only violence came from the police department when they decided to tear-gas peaceful protesters,” protest organizer Marquell Bridges said.

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A 15-year-old female is accused of stabbing two people at a hair salon in Wilmington earlier this month — allegedly after her braids didn’t come out to her liking, Delaware State Police said.

State troopers responded to Fransiah African Braids in the 3900 block of North Market Street for a report of a stabbing around 4:30 p.m. June 7, police said.

‘Maybe it was self defense.’

During the incident, the teenager threw items inside the business before taking a pair of scissors from the hairdresser and entering a restroom, police said.

A short time later, she exited the restroom and confronted the stylist while threatening her with the scissors, police said.

After a verbal altercation, the teen assaulted and stabbed the hairdresser multiple times, police said.

A bystander tried to intervene and restrain the teen but also was stabbed during the incident, police said.

Both victims were taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police said.

Responding troopers found the teen outside the business and took her into custody without incident, police said, adding that she was taken to Troop 1, where she was charged with the following offenses, police said:

Second-degree assault (felony);Aggravated menacing (felony);Third-degree assault; andDisorderly conduct.

Justice of the Peace Court 11 arraigned her, and she was committed to the Department of Services for Children, Youth, and Their Families on a $10,100 secured bond, police said.

RELATED: Teen thug points gun in face of Marine Corps veteran, demands his car keys. But punk definitely picked wrong victim.

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As you might expect, a handful of commenters on the state police’s Facebook post about the incident weren’t happy with the alleged behavior of the teen suspect — or what may have led to it:

“Maybe it was self defense,” one commenter said with just a hint of sarcasm.”Wow! What the hell raised this kid?” another user bluntly wondered.”Better ban knives and scissors,” another commenter noted.

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“Supernanny” Jo Frost has been looked to as a guiding light for all things child-rearing since her hit television show, which featured her helping parents with their unruly children — and now she’s sounding the alarm.

“We are slowly disabling our children,” she said in a post on social media. “And I don’t say that lightly. I say that because I work with families continuously, every day, and I’m seeing a pattern that’s growing.”

That pattern is “children who are capable but not being taught.”

“Every time we step in and do it for them or avoid teaching because it’s slower, messier, or inconvenient, we take away an opportunity for them to become capable, and children want to feel capable,” she said, explaining that parents need to “go back to basics.”

“We teach the bike riding with support, then without. We remove the dummy when it’s no longer needed. We show them how to brush their teeth properly, not rely on this electric tool. We sit at the table, and we teach them how to eat properly,” she continued.

“We guide, we repeat, we expect — not perfectly, consistently, because independence isn’t something that just happens. It’s taught, parents, and if we don’t teach it, we can’t be surprised when it’s missing,” she added.

BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey agrees.

“I think she makes some really good points,” Stuckey says, calling those that Frost is describing “permissive” parents.

These parents “really just believe that your only job is to be your kid’s pal and to be their friend and to help them do what they want and to just comply with whatever their desires are.”

“I think there are some parents like that who might have some good intentions, and they just think that that’s what you’re supposed to do as a parent. And then I also think it has a lot to do with parents being overly busy, overly controlled, and consumed by their phones, and just tired,” she explains.

“And so, they’re lazy, and so they outsource their parenting to tablets, to social media, to different devices that kind of work as a long-term pacifier for their kids so they don’t have to do the hard and energy-taking work of actually disciplining their child, instructing their child, training their child, and all of that,” she continues.

And a recent study by EdWeek Research Center only amplifies Frost’s point.

“Kids today in pre-K are doing a lot worse when it comes to these developmental milestones than kids have in the past,” Stuckey explains.

According to the study, 52% of preschool educators “reported that their current students had more difficulty tying their shoes than children the same age two years ago.”

Fifty-four percent said that potty training had become increasingly difficult for pre-K students, 56% said they were more likely to need assistance putting on a coat, 59% reported that behavioral issues were up over the past two years, and 72% said students were worse at following directions.

“I think screens,” Stuckey says. “I think the overstimulation of parents. I think just this phenomenon of parents thinking that any form of discipline or boundary-setting or punishment is wrong or mean.”

“So, anyway,” she continues, “I just thought that that was really good and probably the people who didn’t like to hear it need to hear it the most. And I just love people who are willing to say hard truths, especially when it comes to things that are for the sake of our kids and future generations.”

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The housing crisis shows no signs of slowing, and some home builders are saying that more immigration could help ease Americans’ home woes.

The Trump administration has argued that tightening immigration enforcement would open up units currently housing illegal aliens and other immigrants, but some in the business argue otherwise.

‘We’ve got to create a visa system for people who want to work legally in this country, in the construction industry.’

“Labor is one of the largest and most expensive inputs when it comes to home production and land development,” said National Association of Home Builders CEO and president Jim Tobin to Fox News Digital.

A shortage in skilled labor means costly delays and higher expenses for builders, who pass on the costs to homebuyers.

Tobin added that there’s a “persistent shortage” in construction labor, which has expressed itself as a labor gap of as many as 400,000 workers in busy times.

“This shortage adds nearly two extra months to building timelines, inflating costs and delaying delivery,” said Home Builders Institute President and CEO Ed Brady.

About one-third of the home-building workforce is made up of immigrants, according to the National Association of Home Builders. Tobin said the industry struggles to replace skilled tradespeople who retire.

“It’s not only about training more people to come into the industry as our current generation ages out of the skilled trades, but it’s also the immigration problem that we have in this country,” he added.

He went on to call for pathways to legalization for workers already in the country.

“We’ve got to find a way to modernize our immigration laws,” Tobin continued. “We’ve got to create a visa system for people who want to work legally in this country, in the construction industry.”

That is unlikely given the opposition to amnesty in the current administration and in the electorate. A recent poll showed that 46% of Americans supported the president’s policies on enforcing immigration, and he has made mass deportations a key promise of his second term.

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However, Americans also want action on housing affordability. The Trump administration announced a plan to ease the housing crisis, but increasing construction labor through immigration was not a part of that plan.

One part of the plan included easing zoning and building restrictions in order to increase the housing stock and give Americans greater options in choosing a home.

Meanwhile, the latest annual report from Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies revealed very little good news for renters and homeowners, who are strained by high rents and very little housing cost relief.

Tobin went on to conclude that affordability is likely to worsen unless the labor-shortage crisis is resolved.

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Fans threw a lot of vitriol at three San Francisco Giants players who wrote biblical references on their caps last Friday, leading to turmoil with the league.

Major League Baseball issued a warning to the players while the Giants franchise offered an apology, seemingly pointing to a huge blowback against the team over the protests.

‘Baseball should be a place where everyone feels welcome, respected, and valued.’

After pitchers Landen Roupp, JT Brubaker, and Ryan Walker wrote differing forms of “Genesis 9:12-16” on their LGBT-themed Pride hats last Friday against the Chicago Cubs at Oracle Park, fans took to social media to vent their gripes.

The fan page on Reddit was particularly ruthless, where one fan even compared the use of Bible verses to “writing racist s**t on Jackie Robinson night.”

“What a bunch of f**king morons,” the user added.

Another Redditor called the players “the 4 Bigot pitchers,” adding reliever Sam Hentges in the mix, who simply chose to wear a regular Giants cap on the night in question, not the Pride one.

More commenters seemed frustrated that the “locker room leaders” did not express concern over the incident.

However, the outrage seemingly did not affect attendance at the park when compared to the home games that followed Pride Night on Friday, which had an official attendance of 38,115. On Saturday, attendance dipped to 35,142 before jumping to 40,093 on Sunday afternoon, less than a thousand short of a sellout.

RELATED: MLB sends subtle threat to SF Giants pitchers over Pride Night biblical protest: ‘We have warned the players’

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While many factors affect ticket sales — starting pitchers, day of the week, time of day, etc. — one thing is certain: Fans still showed up for the games following the widely discussed protest.

The Giants won’t return home until June 23 against the Athletics, when the dust surrounding the MLB warning and team apology may have settled.

In a statement to the Athletic, the league warned the three pitchers, saying, “The writing on the cap violates our rules, and consistent with normal practice, we have warned the players about future violations.”

The MLB has remained steadfast in its restrictions on players altering hats, having warned players in the past for writing phrases like “Dad,” “Happy Mother’s Day,” “I Love Mom,” or names of family members, the MLB said, per ABC News.

RELATED: Minor league baseball team cancels Pride Night ballgame — but still holds Pride Night to punish players

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According to the San Francisco Standard, the Giants organization issued a statement reinforcing that “baseball should be a place where everyone feels welcome, respected, and valued.”

While the team said it respected the decisions made by its players, the Giants noted, “We understand that the choices by individual players have caused pain and anger to many in the LGBTQ+ community and we are sorry for that.”

The protest does not change the Giants’ commitment to “inclusion, belonging, and creating a welcoming environment for all,” the team added.

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