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Naomi Seibt says she built RGinquiry.com with Grok to publish quotes from Rape…

2026-06-17 · 19:27 UTC ·@ianmiles ·0 min read

Brief

Naomi Seibt launched RGinquiry.com (created with Grok) to publish and share quotes from survivors of the Rape Gang Inquiry, asserting that 250,000 girls were victimized and calling to "Restore Britain." The poster expresses shock and sorrow, saying every click reveals another "gut-wrenching testimony" from a survivor.

Why it matters

Naomi Seibt says she built RGinquiry.com with Grok to publish quotes from Rape Gang Inquiry survivors

Key details

  • The post claims "250,000 girls were subjected to humanity’s darkest horrors" and urges "We must Restore Britain"; the author of the social post reacts: "I'm glad this exists but holy shit" and describes each click as a "gut-wrenching testimony"
Source evidence

I'm glad this exists but holy shit. Every time you click it's a gut-wrenching testiomony from yet another victim.

Naomi Seibt (@NaomiSeibt)

I created a website for the Rape Gang Inquiry testimonies with Grok.

You can now read and share the quotes from survivors:

RGinquiry.com

250,000 girls were subjected to humanity’s darkest horrors.

We must Restore Britain. 🇬🇧

Video

— https://nitter.net/NaomiSeibt/status/2067264256655905040#m