This case is an absolute outrage. The cops were race traitors.
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The death of 18-year-old university student Henry Nowak is as terrible as anything you’ll ever see. Here is the dialogue as he lies dying on the footpath of a Southampton suburban street, while the police are actually handcuffing him.
“I’ve been stabbed.”
“I don’t think you have mate.”
“I can’t breathe. I can’t breathe.”
“He says he’s been stabbed.”
“No, he hasn’t.”
“I know, but we’ve got to check.”
It’s the most harrowing scene to watch. Nowak is not even given the dignity of being hated or abused. There is just utter indifference to him, the cold, bureaucratic hand of identity politics, which has delivered us not into a land of racial justice, but into Dante’s Inferno, the fourth circle of hell.
Britain’s Opposition Leader, Kemi Badenoch, says Nowak’s killing is a seminal moment that will change Britain profoundly.
Nowak had been stabbed five times by Vickram Digwa, 23, a cold blooded murderer who contrived to tell the police many lies.
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After the stabbing, Digwa’s brother rang the police to say he and his brother had suffered a racial assault. Digwa was born in Britain of Indian background. His evil crime reflects nothing on his community, only on himself, and to some extent his family. Digwa got his mother to hide the knife. Digwa was later convicted of murder and sentenced to 21 years in prison. His mother was convicted for hiding the knife.
When the Southampton police arrived at the scene, Nowak had already lost much blood, was prone and barely responsive. Digwa was there with his family. The police automatically believed Digwa’s story of racial assault and proceeded to arrest Nowak who, remember, was on the ground and barely responsive, certainly offering no resistance. And so they dragged Nowak across the ground, while he was bleeding to death, forced him to his feet, forced him again to the ground, and handcuffed him behind his back. Litres of blood were accumulating in Nowak’s chest. His wounds, not instantly visible, would have been discovered in the most cursory examination.
An accusation of racism was more important than murder, and the desperate need for first aid.
The incident, in its brutality, bears an uncanny resemblance to the equally shocking death of George Floyd six years ago in Minneapolis. In a scene equally unbearable to watch, Floyd too desperately told the policeman kneeling on his neck: “I can’t breathe” and cried out “Mama”.
First of all, remark that these are two ineffable human tragedies. Be careful with the politics.
Yet we cannot avoid the analysis of what caused Nowak’s death, and what it will do to British politics.
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Floyd’s death caused a worldwide wave of outrage, and spawned the Black Lives Matter movement. Barely two weeks after Floyd’s death, which had nothing to do with Britain, Keir Starmer “took the knee”. British police, trying to control huge BLM demonstrations, also took the knee.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, says Britain is now a two-tier culture, with two-tier policing. This is not only wrong but dangerous, he argues. Watch out, he says, if large numbers of young white males come to the view the police are hostile to them.
A police officer takes a knee in front of protesters near Downing Street during a Black Lives Matter protest following the death of George Floyd who died in police custody on June 3, 2020. Picture: Reuters.
Starmer denies two-tier policing exists but his denial seems absurd. In Australia, too, there are obvious double standards, but nothing on the scale of the Nowak incident.
From the first, there was something wrong with Black Lives Matter. Hillary Clinton and one or two innocent celebrities said: yes, black lives matter, all lives matter. The BLM movement viciously chastised them: you must only say black lives matter.
In June 2020, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer (then Leader of the Opposition) and deputy leader Angela Rayner took the knee inside a parliamentary office in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and the global protests sparked by the murder of George Floyd.
Identity politics, like all contemporary left-wing ideology, is simplistic and filled with hatred. It is a bastard child of Marxism which substitutes for capital and labour, and the paint-by-numbers analysis of their power relationship, a new class of oppressor and oppressed. White people are oppressors and can never, by definition, be victims of racism. Non-white people are victims of oppression, and can never be guilty of racism.
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The death of 18-year-old university student Henry Nowak is as terrible as anything you’ll ever see. Here is the dialogue as he lies dying on the footpath of a Southampton suburban street, while the police are actually handcuffing him.
“I’ve been stabbed.”
“I don’t think you have mate.”
“I can’t breathe. I can’t breathe.”
“He says he’s been stabbed.”
“No, he hasn’t.”
“I know, but we’ve got to check.”
It’s the most harrowing scene to watch. Nowak is not even given the dignity of being hated or abused. There is just utter indifference to him, the cold, bureaucratic hand of identity politics, which has delivered us not into a land of racial justice, but into Dante’s Inferno, the fourth circle of hell.
Britain’s Opposition Leader, Kemi Badenoch, says Nowak’s killing is a seminal moment that will change Britain profoundly.
Nowak had been stabbed five times by Vickram Digwa, 23, a cold blooded murderer who contrived to tell the police many lies.
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After the stabbing, Digwa’s brother rang the police to say he and his brother had suffered a racial assault. Digwa was born in Britain of Indian background. His evil crime reflects nothing on his community, only on himself, and to some extent his family. Digwa got his mother to hide the knife. Digwa was later convicted of murder and sentenced to 21 years in prison. His mother was convicted for hiding the knife.
When the Southampton police arrived at the scene, Nowak had already lost much blood, was prone and barely responsive. Digwa was there with his family. The police automatically believed Digwa’s story of racial assault and proceeded to arrest Nowak who, remember, was on the ground and barely responsive, certainly offering no resistance. And so they dragged Nowak across the ground, while he was bleeding to death, forced him to his feet, forced him again to the ground, and handcuffed him behind his back. Litres of blood were accumulating in Nowak’s chest. His wounds, not instantly visible, would have been discovered in the most cursory examination.
An accusation of racism was more important than murder, and the desperate need for first aid.
The incident, in its brutality, bears an uncanny resemblance to the equally shocking death of George Floyd six years ago in Minneapolis. In a scene equally unbearable to watch, Floyd too desperately told the policeman kneeling on his neck: “I can’t breathe” and cried out “Mama”.
First of all, remark that these are two ineffable human tragedies. Be careful with the politics.
Yet we cannot avoid the analysis of what caused Nowak’s death, and what it will do to British politics.
Loaded: 90.94%
Mass chaos floods streets as protesters clash with police over Henry Nowak's murder
Hundreds gathered in the streets of Southampton to protest the killing of Henry Nowak, who was...
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Floyd’s death caused a worldwide wave of outrage, and spawned the Black Lives Matter movement. Barely two weeks after Floyd’s death, which had nothing to do with Britain, Keir Starmer “took the knee”. British police, trying to control huge BLM demonstrations, also took the knee.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, says Britain is now a two-tier culture, with two-tier policing. This is not only wrong but dangerous, he argues. Watch out, he says, if large numbers of young white males come to the view the police are hostile to them.
A police officer takes a knee in front of protesters near Downing Street during a Black Lives Matter protest following the death of George Floyd who died in police custody on June 3, 2020. Picture: Reuters.
Starmer denies two-tier policing exists but his denial seems absurd. In Australia, too, there are obvious double standards, but nothing on the scale of the Nowak incident.
From the first, there was something wrong with Black Lives Matter. Hillary Clinton and one or two innocent celebrities said: yes, black lives matter, all lives matter. The BLM movement viciously chastised them: you must only say black lives matter.
In June 2020, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer (then Leader of the Opposition) and deputy leader Angela Rayner took the knee inside a parliamentary office in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and the global protests sparked by the murder of George Floyd.
Identity politics, like all contemporary left-wing ideology, is simplistic and filled with hatred. It is a bastard child of Marxism which substitutes for capital and labour, and the paint-by-numbers analysis of their power relationship, a new class of oppressor and oppressed. White people are oppressors and can never, by definition, be victims of racism. Non-white people are victims of oppression, and can never be guilty of racism.
