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Bothelford’s Gone Takes On The U.K. Grooming Gangs Scandal

Despite being deemed too politically incorrect for corporate publishing, a new novel bravely tackles multiculturalism, immigration, and the horrifying crimes they have produced.

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There have been few atrocities in recent memory more egregious than the migrant rape gangs in the U.K. For decades, groups of mostly Muslim men preyed on thousands of English girls, grooming them and sexually violating them, often repeatedly. Worst of all, law enforcement systematically turned away from the victims and allowed them to suffer, all in the interest of civil harmony and suppressing anti-immigration sentiments.

Normally, such horrors find their way into the arts and entertainment, not only because these stories contain so much dramatic potential and cultural relevance, but also because they serve as warnings of what can happen when people slide into error. Try as they might, communities cannot simply erase their greatest sins through censorship and propaganda. In order to have a future, they must confront their past, understand the depths of the depravity, and experience a collective catharsis. Without the tragedy manifesting itself in art, it will seep into a culture and corrupt it entirely.

For this reason, the U.K. continues to spiral into a hopeless dystopia. What was once the global standard of civilization, order, and modernity is now a backwards anarcho-tyrannny riddled with slums, unassimilated third-world mobs, and incompetent authoritarian elites. Meanwhile, British natives are forced to accept their reduced conditions in silence.

Fortunately, a few brave individuals are pushing back, telling stories that need to be told. One such person is the........

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