On Henry Nowak

Police only doing their job.

“This video constrains distressing content.” Yes, it does. The video of Henry Nowak being handcuffed while lying on the ground dying, telling the attending police officers that he has been stabbed and that he can’t breathe is one of the worst things I have watched.

The difference, if we are to do the horrifying league table of human depravity, between this video and that of the assassination of Charlie Kirk or the horrific stabbing of Iryna Zarutska is that both of those offences were committed by – let’s say for now – lunatics.

What the video of Henry Nowak shows is that the State, with all its awesome power, is so corrupt and infected with anti-white hate it will handcuff, arrest and caution a dying man while his murderer, Vickrum Digwa, stands there watching.

But, the police did the job there were trained to do: they didn’t act in a colour blind way, they treated the ethnic minority man with privilege and the white man (who happened to be dying) with disdain.

In the video police officers arrive on the scene where there is a killer and victim. They side with the killer, Vickrum Digwa. Sure, they do not know who the killer is, it was dark and perhaps it was confusing but that is not enough. On arriving at the scene, the police were more concerned with the accusation of racism and the killer’s welfare than in helping a mortally wounded Henry Nowak.

Henry Nowak’s last words were “I’ve been stabbed” and the officer replies, “I don’t think you have, mate.”

Lord have mercy.

Why did the officer think this? The other men on the scene are all standing upright and talking perfectly well. Well enough to claim one was attacked ‘racially’ and had suffered some bruising to his eye. Vickrum Digwa says this while the life of Henry Nowak ebbs out of him, as he lays dying on the ground stood over by the man who brutally stabbed him only a little earlier.

Welcome to DEI.

The officer thought Nowak had not been stabbed because this officer was groomed, instructed and educated to think this way. He was told during his training that there is racism everywhere and that ethnic minorities should be treated differently to white people. One key policing document states, “Our commitment to racial equity means producing equality of policing outcomes for people from different ethnic groups by responding to individuals and communities according to their specific needs … understanding that these will be racialised … It does not mean treating everyone ‘the same’ or being ‘colour blind’.”

And the officers did their training proud, did they not? They didn’t treat the dying Nowak the same as his killer - they privileged the killer. The police officers believed the ethnic minority men when they claimed that they were the victims and the white man lying dying on the ground was the aggressor. The man who didn’t sound so good, the man who said four times that he was stabbed, the man who said nine times that he couldn’t breathe. The police believed this man was the aggressor, because he was white.

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Let me be clear. When the police handcuffed the dying Henry Nowak who had been butchered by a man who was legally entitled to carry a knife due to a religious privilege, they were handcuffing all of white Britain. Give me your hand – isn’t that what they said? Make it easier for me to cuff you. White people are not part of the protected characteristics as set out in the Equality Act - every other racial and religious minority is. The Equality Act is ground zero of this poison.

This is why those police officers protected the murderer and then dragged, arrested, handcuffed and cautioned the white man who lay on the ground dying. This is exactly what you should expect after decades of DEI and woke ideology infecting the entire State. And I don’t mean that as a throw away remark: the DEI theory is embedded so deep and systemic it will take years to unravel. You are not dealing with one lunatic – we always have them. We are talking about The State, armed and dangerous, from the military to the police all the way down to the nurseries. Be afraid. “I don’t think you have, mate.”

If this is the police, an institution you may be under the very misguided belief may be a little bit conservative, then what of all the other institutions that traditionally lean left? The fact is the entire justice system is deeply embedded with DEI, which for the avoidance of doubt is now an excuse for anti-white discrimination. If the police are like this, what do you think of the NHS and the social workers and the councils and the schools and nurseries? We already know the universities are well past redemption, but it continues in the National Trust. Every single institution in the UK is infected with this rot. Every single one.

Prove me wrong.

Henry Nowak was 18 years old when he was murdered. He was the oldest of four siblings and grew up in Chafford Hundred in Essex. He was a first-year student at Southampton University, where he studied accounting and finance. He was the first in his family to go to university. He was described as a “kind, hard-working and ambitious young man” who was devoted to his family, in the sentencing remarks handed down by Judge William Mousley.

Mr Nowak’s godmother, Kelly Hatchard, used a Facebook statement to pay tribute to the “loving, caring, intelligent and hardworking” teen after the sentencing.

“To me, Henry wasn’t a headline or a court case,” she wrote. “He was my best friend’s funny, caring, cheeky son. Henry had a way of making people smile without even trying. He had so much life ahead of him, so many plans, and so much love to give.”

His sister Olivia Nowak told the court during the trial that they had shared a relationship of “exceptional closeness.” In a Facebook post in January, she described how 600 mourners from the local community had attended his funeral, with many others lining the street outside his old school to pay tribute. “The amount of love that was in one room just shows how well Henry carried himself throughout his life,” she said.

Henry Nowak was a good man with his whole life ahead of him. He was betrayed by the very police who were sworn to protect him because he was white.

Enough is Enough.

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