I want a white only team.
Any chance?

Because it's the obvious and common sense approach to building a society which respects it's disparate parts but works towards shared goals.

I have no idea why you should feel uncomfortable!

I want these criminals found and removed from being a threat as much as anyone else.

I think the views I hold are very far from dangerous and not applying them is where the danger lies.

We want all decent people helping the Police to root out the criminals. Therefore we need to reach out to them and not to ostracise them by building barriers.

We need the communities where these people seem to mostly be hiding to reject them and not give them safe spaces in which a veil of silence prevails.

I think that particularly applies to the women, especially the younger ones who have grown up here and they will be as disgusted at this behaviour as any of us.

Building bridges to us and removing fear will, I am sure, be part of the authorities strategy.

Potentially stigmatising them by using descriptions like "Muslim" or "Islamic" is to build links to the criminals and not bridges to us.

So unless there is another, overriding, reason why such descriptions are needed, and helpful, my argument is simply that it's better to abandon them.

My sympathies are all with the victims and the best way to help them and stop any others being created.

I think most people here are more advanced than your nieve thinking. We all no they are "criminals" and well done for recognising that.

I believe that it is YOUR thinking that is naive and short sighted. That "most people here" agree with you does not make them "more advanced" at all. It just makes them produce the typical response of those unprepared to look beyond the knee jerk reactions of a Daily Mail headline.

The question is why are these criminals who like to rape little girls from the same ethnic and religious back ground.

That is, of course, a completely valid question and one I have little doubt is being researched. When answers are known then a long term strategy will need to be put in place to counter it.

People are well within their rights to question why this is and what the answer is.

Of course they are. What they aren't within their rights to do is stigmatise innocent people because of the need to ask the questions.

You want to brush under the carpet that they are from the same culture, sharing the same religion which makes me wonder your motives.

Of course I don't. It has nothing to do with seeking the answers to appropriate questions. It has only to do with making sure we don't make it more difficult to find them.

Yes, you are making me uncomfortable.

Then you clearly don't understand my position or my reasoning and are imposing assumptions that are just untrue.

Every strategy is thought through by someone but it doesn’t mean it’s the right one. In this case it appears the Home Office agrees with your thoughts since they haven’t revealed the findings of the report into the matter to their own minister. Is that in our best interest as well?