"Nearly half of all victims of racially motivated murders in the
last decade have been white, according to official figures released by
the Home Office. .... The disclosure will add to the intense debate
over multiculturalism in British society. The figures also overturn the
assumption that almost all racial murders are committed against ethnic
minority victims."

"......Senior police officers have admitted that 'political
correctness' and the fear of discussing the issue have meant that race
crime against white people goes under-reported. One chief constable has
claimed that white, working-class men are more alienated than the
Muslim community." LINK

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"Nearly half of all victims of racially motivated murders in the
last decade have been white, according to official figures released by
the Home Office. .... The disclosure will add to the intense debate
over multiculturalism in British society. The figures also overturn the
assumption that almost all racial murders are committed against ethnic
minority victims."

"......Senior police officers have admitted that 'political
correctness' and the fear of discussing the issue have meant that race
crime against white people goes under-reported. One chief constable has
claimed that white, working-class men are more alienated than the
Muslim community." LINK

This is clearly the case with the below vicious and physically damaging muslim Street Jihadist
gang attack which included Waqar Mohammed Younis, 20, and his brother
Khawar Younis, 17. These young men, along with their thug
pals, brutally beat Lianne Clayton,18 and James Ryder, also 18 - in an
unprovoked attack.

According to Miss Clayton:

"Me and James were walking down the street, when a red jeep pulled
up next to us and eight lads jumped out. The next thing I knew they
were circling us and hitting James. I tried to pull them off him, but
then I just remember being pushed back and being punched in the face, I
think I was knocked out because when I woke up I was on the floor."

Besides a huge and embarrassing gap in her front teeth, Lianne Clayton is left frightened and tramatised.