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Police footage showing Nowak’s final few minutes of life have been shared across the world. The 18-year-old was arrested and handcuffed as he lay dying from stab wounds, while his murderer, Vickrum Digwa, who had stabbed him five times, lied to police that he had been racially abused.

Sort of thing that should be reported perhaps. Give a glimpse, an insight, in the country?

He wrote on X: “This horrific murder is a metaphor for what the West is experiencing: the native is treated as a suspect, while the immigrant perpetrator is shielded by the religion of anti-racism, which paralyses government officials and police officers. This time, there will be no kneeling. Europeans, in their own homeland, are not allowed to do so.”

You can grasp why someone might say that, no?

Europe’s far right exploit

Oh, this is exploitation is it? I assume exploitation now means drawing the politically incorrect conclusion from events?

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Ottokring
Ottokring
1 month ago

Amnesty International has been saying something similar.

Mind you only the BBC and similarly minded state broadcasters actually pay any attention to these sorts of NGOs anymore.

Western Bloke
Western Bloke
1 month ago
Reply to  Ottokring

Amnesty International ran out of road. The world used to be full of leaders that dropped people out of helicopters and now, it’s a lot more democracy and human rights. It always seemed to me that writing letters was a waste of time, but it had a simple, well-defined purpose.

Now it’s a load of lefty omnicause: climate change, Gaza, Big Tech, abortion rights. Same as aid charities, because famine barely exists.

Mohave Greenie
Mohave Greenie
1 month ago
Reply to  Western Bloke

Amnesty International didn’t run out of road. It just that the dictators these days are inconveniently hued and inconveniently collectivist. Protesting against them won’t get the Amnesty bigwigs invited to all the right parties and conferences.

Chris Miller
Chris Miller
1 month ago
Reply to  Western Bloke

Xi doesn’t drop people out of helicopters, because it’s rather inefficient when a 9mm trepanning is just as effective.

JuliaM
1 month ago

I assume exploitation now means drawing the politically incorrect conclusion from events?

No, It has ALWAYS meant that, to the Left.

Deveril
Deveril
1 month ago

There really is no arguing with these people. They are quite content for us to be raped, murdered and immiserated.

Deveril
Deveril
1 month ago
Reply to  Deveril

It’s us or them.

JuliaM
1 month ago

Despite pleas from Nowak’s family for people not to exploit the killing for political gain and to focus on cutting knife crime…

As urged by the police ‘family liaison officers’ assigned to them, perchance? The godmother, who presumably fidn’t benefit from this ‘assistance’ was singing a rather different song, and good for her!

rhoda klapp
rhoda klapp
1 month ago
Reply to  JuliaM

As part of non-politicising the event the family have already had Kemi round and will be seeing Starmer in Downing Street, cos he won’t go to Southampton in case he is seen by the public.

The wishes of the family, even if not from the victim liaison officer, hould not mean a veto on normal people discussing the matter of two-tier policing and bias. because the rest of us still have to live in this country and use these streets.

bloke in spain
bloke in spain
1 month ago
Reply to  rhoda klapp

Yes. Both Tory & Labour exploited the situation for political gain.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
1 month ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

I think it’s more attempted political damage limitation than exploitation for political gain. By meeting the victim’s parents, Badenoch and TTK are trying to show that they ‘care’ in the vain hope that they can deflect accusations from Farage that their parties are responsible for PC-policing.

PJF
PJF
1 month ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Filthy, dispicable rats hiding behind a distraught family.

Jonathan
Jonathan
1 month ago

tl;dr: ” Stop noticing!”

Jonathan
Jonathan
1 month ago

The far-right French politician Éric Zemmour, who organised rallies to protest against the rape and murder of a 12-year-old, Lola Daviet, in France in 2022, despite opposition from her family, said Nowak’s “immigrant perpetrator” was being protected by the “religion of anti-racism”.
He wrote on X: “This horrific murder is a metaphor for what the West is experiencing: the native is treated as a suspect, while the immigrant perpetrator is shielded by the religion of anti-racism, which paralyses government officials and police officers. This time, there will be no kneeling. Europeans, in their own homeland, are not allowed to do so.”

No lies detected…

Charlie Suet
Charlie Suet
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonathan

Hacks still don’t seem to understand that if you describe someone as “far-right” then quote them saying something most people think is perfectly reasonable, “far-right” will necessarily change its meaning.

Charles
Charles
1 month ago
Reply to  Jonathan

Apart from the perpetrator being an immigrant? If he’s an immigrant, where was he born and raised?

PJF
PJF
1 month ago
Reply to  Charles

In his foreign culture, you fucking twat.

Charles
Charles
1 month ago
Reply to  PJF

I suggest you consult a dictionary as you obviously don’t know what an immigrant is.

Deveril
Deveril
1 month ago
Reply to  Charles

Did you feel good writing that?

grist
grist
1 month ago

The BBBBC showed commendable restraint by not making any political capital out of this. It only lied about what Farage said once and didn’t make a fake video about him by mistake like they did with Trump

JuliaM
1 month ago
Reply to  grist

Who knows what they are currently working on, though. Out-adolescencing ‘Adolescence’ maybe

Van_Patten
Van_Patten
1 month ago
Reply to  JuliaM

In their version the Sikh will be the victim and it would not surprise me if he becomes Muslim as part of something around ‘Islamophobia’

Rev. Spooner
Rev. Spooner
1 month ago
Reply to  grist

Well, they lied about what Farage said three times. But that was in the same broadcast – so does that count only as once?

rhoda klapp
rhoda klapp
1 month ago

As an aside, whenever the MSM and opposed parties can’t refute the argument they always dispute the word choice. And by corollary anytime they dispute the word choice (exploitative rhetoric!) they haven’t got a case.

Philip Scott Thomas
Philip Scott Thomas
1 month ago

Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik, a Polish MEP in Viktor Orbán’s grouping, described Digwa, a British citizen, as “an Indian”.

Yes, and? Nigel Farage said Digwa’s mother is an Indian national. This is deliberate reductionism, limiting the meaning of ‘Indian’ to nationality.

Philip Scott Thomas
Philip Scott Thomas
1 month ago

This is fun – search the article for the word ‘right’. Six times it’s prefaced with ‘far’, once with ‘hard’. That’s it. Apparently there is no ‘right’ anymore, only the ‘far right’.

Van_Patten
Van_Patten
1 month ago

Polish MP from the ‘Far Right’ Confederation of the Polish Crown (who seem to me to be Soft right under a normal Overton Window)

She said: “We don’t have politicians who will care about Polish interests, or Poles, who will represent our values abroad, people with a Polish face, with a Polish passport. We need to be ready to repress these attacks. We must unite against such attacks.”

And then you think, if she’s talking about Poland how f”£$%d are we in England where fully 90% of Parliament wished Nowak was dead and approved of the police confiscating his Dad’s phone to scour it for any comments that could be deemed ‘racist’.

Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik, a Polish MEP in Viktor Orbán’s grouping, described Digwa, a British citizen, as “an Indian”. In a post on Facebook, Zajączkowska-Hernik blamed “mass immigration”, adding: “This story symbolises Britain’s descent into the depths of the earth … How brainwashed do you have to be with leftist propaganda and political correctness to react this way? And how can you even bring your country to such a state with mass immigration that undermines security?

As I said yesterday with my tribute to the very far -sighted Enoch Powell, telling the truth unvarnished is the greatest crime one can commit in Europe and few told it more forcefully than Viktor Orban.Beyond calling the person ‘Far Right’ and denying the reality have these people got any substance to their critique? The crickets speak volumes.

“White lives don’t matter? Has the world reached this point, brainwashed by this suicidal, leftist ideology?”.

Paradoxically on X, the phrase ‘All Lives matter’ previously decried as racism in the halcyon days of 2020 is now being used by sundry Labour MPs who lack any form of memory. But in this context the subtext is clear. ‘Gammon’ lives don’t matter to the same degree as ethnic minorities and to some extent you can see their logic. Unless you’re a faggot or some other kind of LGBTQ Alphabet soup denizen, or else directly funded by this shower, you wouldn’t vote Labour so your lives don’t matter. Indeed – if you’re dead, you can’t vote. Therefore your death is desirable.

He wrote on X: “This horrific murder is a metaphor for what the West is experiencing: the native is treated as a suspect, while the immigrant perpetrator is shielded by the religion of anti-racism, which paralyses government officials and police officers. This time, there will be no kneeling. Europeans, in their own homeland, are not allowed to do so.”

I genuinely couldn’t give two f£$%s if these people called Eric Zemmour ‘Far right’ – they are Islamo-communist scum whose fate should be one outlined by another ‘Far right’ commentator.

Santiago Abascal, the leader of the Spanish far-right party Vox, wrote that “the British people are burning with rage” over Nowak’s death.

He wrote on X: “The mainstream media, silent, as usual … The globalist elites who have spawned this madness, also looking the other way. There are many responsible parties and accomplices in the atrocities we see daily in Europe. They should all be brought to justice, and one day they will be.”

Spot on – I would hope everyone involved in the Guardian, Independent, Daily Mirror, Observer, BBC, Sky News,and Channel 4 will be facing lengthy jail sentences or heavy fines as their equivalents in Germany after World War 2 did. As the Bible says:

‘The wages of sin is death’

We can but hope in the long run that this utterly evil ideology is at one with Nineveh and Tyre.

Marius
Marius
1 month ago
Reply to  Van_Patten

Unless you’re a faggot 

White gay lives don’t matter either. Remember the outcry after a Muzza stabbed three gays to death in Reading? Me neither.

Bloke in South Dorset
Bloke in South Dorset
1 month ago
Reply to  Marius

Yes, gays seem to have fallen a long way down the oppression index.

Van_Patten
Van_Patten
1 month ago
Reply to  Marius

Marius

Agreed in the sense that they are inferior (at least as far as the powers that be are concerned) to Muslims on the identity politics totem pole.

However, the point of the Labour MPs utterance is basically that ‘White Lives don’t matter’ because they aren’t going to vote for them – with some notable exceptions, one of which is the LGBT Alphabet Soup lobby, including faggots – but am aware some Gays are actually voting Reform because of the Labour/ Green dalliance with people who want them all dead.

Gamecock
Gamecock
1 month ago
Reply to  Van_Patten

I don’t think it is electoral irrelevance. Nor anti-white racism (though that is going on, especially in US).

I think it is anti-sovereignty. Starmer, Mad Ed, Lammy, etc. don’t want UK to be a country. They want UK to be a protectorate of the EU.

Telling a Sikh that they can’t carry a knife around is a no brainer, if that’s the law for everyone else. The Sikh must decide whether not carrying a knife is important enough to not be in UK.

Treating perps differently because their characteristics is wrong. Treat all the same. If someone doesn’t like it, they can go back home. Act like a guest, not a colonist.

UniParty is running UK as a territory, not as a country.

john77
john77
1 month ago
Reply to  Gamecock

The knife Digwa used to stab Nowak was NOT the one permitted and it would be impossible to inflict the would that killed Nowak with a kirpan so the permission to wear a kirpan is irrelevant.

Gamecock
Gamecock
1 month ago
Reply to  john77

So Sikhs can carry one knife but not another?

Ed Snack
Ed Snack
1 month ago
Reply to  john77

You are correct that Digwa carried another knife that was his official Kirpan, but in fact there is no Sikh strictures on exactly what a kirpan should be. So it *could* have been that for him, and if stopped while carrying it he would no doubt claim it was what he was legally allowed to carry. Some Sikhs are quite happy that a “kirpan” can be very small, little more than penknife sized and with a blunt blade, but not all Sikhs agree with that stance. Some insist it must be sharp and must be functional as a knife/dagger. No idea which if any set of Sikh beliefs the Digwa family espouses.

Gamecock
Gamecock
1 month ago
Reply to  Gamecock

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2026/06/06/starmer-cries-foreign-interference-as-jd-vance-warns-of-death-of-a-civilisation-and-mass-invasion-of-migrants/

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer attempted to kick back against the President Donald Trump Administration and American concern for the country’s descent into chaos on Friday night, characterising comments from Washington as political interference and even an attempt to “stir up division on our streets”.

Well, yes, we want Britain to survive.

Henry Nowak died the same way a civilization dies: abandoned, handcuffed by authorities who neither trusted nor cared for him, and accused of hate crimes he did not commit. His murder is as tragic as it is enraging. He should still be alive today, and he would be if the last few generations of European elites had stood their ground against the politics of self-hatred and the mass invasion of migrants, many of whom despise the West and the people who love it. — JD Vance

VP Vance reminded that routing these problems is actually technically feasible but requires political will. The U.S. government under President Trump has proved “stopping the flow of mass migration and defending national sovereignty” can be done, and that “Anything else is an excuse”.

As I said, it’s an issue of sovereignty. Britain is important. Act like it.

Jason Lynch
Jason Lynch
1 month ago

I wait with bated breath to see our Prime Minister and our sporting heroes, bravely “taking the knee” in public support of Henry Nowak.

Actually, if I know that if I actually, literally did that I’d die of asphyxiation. So I’m doing it metaphorically.

So when it’s a drug-addled criminal dying in a foreign country, it’s a vital issue demanding massive protest and publicity, and that’s not “exploiting the issue” at all.

So why is Henry Nowak so much less deserving of sympathy, respect and support than George Floyd was?

Can we start destroying public monuments and expect to be let off, because All Lives Matter?

Matt
Matt
1 month ago
Reply to  Jason Lynch

All Lives Matter, but some matter more than others.

Interested
Interested
1 month ago
Reply to  Jason Lynch

So why is Henry Nowak so much less deserving of sympathy, respect and support than George Floyd was?

Floyd is deserving of no sympathy and less respect.

He killed himself, and was a violent career criminal.

This is a very interesting and balanced podcast with a former US federal prosecutor explaining how.

https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/american-scapegoat-derek-chauvin-tj-harker

Gamecock
Gamecock
1 month ago

‘Exploit’ is showing up in a lot of Lefty press reports.

Obviously COORDINATED.

PJF
PJF
1 month ago

Nothing wrong with exploiting an opportunity (the farhard left do it all the time, as they are now). Germans bottled up near Falais? Send in the Typhoons.

They are teetering over the hole they’ve dug for themselves. Shove the fuckers in.

philip
philip
1 month ago

The police were only doing what they were trained to do. Which is why they weren’t suspended.

Interested
Interested
1 month ago
Reply to  philip

Derek Chauvin was literally doing what he was trained to do with George Floyd, and not only was he sacked but he was prosecuted and will probably spend the rest of his life in jail.

Deveril
Deveril
1 month ago
Reply to  Interested

Derek Chauvin is something of a Captain Dreyfus.

Charlie Suet
Charlie Suet
1 month ago
Reply to  Interested

Notably the structural racism invoked in Floyd’s case was asserted to be at the level of Western civilisation, and not the level of the Democratic government of Minneapolis/Minnesota.

Interested
Interested
1 month ago

When a black American drug addict career criminal thug with extensive atherosclerosis and a bad heart kills himself by swallowing all his drugs on top of those he’s already taken because the police are coming towards him to ask why he’s passing counterfeit $20 notes, lies must be told that he was murdered by the police, and the cops involved must be jailed after absurd show trials, and huge criminal enterprises must be set up to launder money, and murals must be painted and streets renamed, and cities must burn, even 5,000 miles away in England, and anguished columns must be written by political journalists, and English politicians must kneel, but that is not politicisation.

Politicisation is noticing that the police handcuffed and dragged across the street an innocent, dying 18-year-old white lad, and ignored his pleas for the medical help which might have saved his life, while they earnestly enquired after the feelings of his brown murderer (whom they already knew had a record of stealing knives and violent crime).

Or, if you prefer, a pretty young blonde Ukrainian has her throat slit from behind on the subway by a giant violent black man who talks about the ‘white bitch’ – politicisation is when people paint murals of her, and these must be as assiduously destroyed just as those of St George must be enshrined.

Last edited 1 month ago by Interested
Interested
Interested
1 month ago

Despite pleas from Nowak’s family for people not to exploit the killing for political gain and to focus on cutting knife crime

With the greatest respect to the Nowak family – and it goes without saying that they have my deepest sympathy – I don’t think it’s their place to advise me as to how to react to this, or anything else.

Their reaction is a matter for them, but Henry can’t be killed twice and I still have live kids who are in peril because of the actions of our police and government, and the scum they have allowed to proliferate and swagger about the place.

Charlie Suet
Charlie Suet
1 month ago
Reply to  Interested

I understand that they might not want people rioting and throwing bins at the police.

As you say though, it’s perfectly reasonable for the rest of us to want further investigation / action on whether (a) the police on the spot contributed his death and (b) they were encouraged to act as they did by the post-Macpherson nonsense that is destroying criminal justice in this country.

Interested
Interested
1 month ago
Reply to  Charlie Suet

I understand that they might not want people rioting and throwing bins at the police.

I understand it, Charlie, and I wouldn’t do it.

But it has nothing to do with them.

They are grieving and their lives are ruined, but that does not give them any special insight into what needs to be done about what happened – just an awful insight into how it feels.

I actually hate this bollocks almost as much as the rest of it.

It is regrettably extremely easy to imagine two such murders happening, white lads stabbed by black or brown lads.

In one, the Nowak family politely request the people don’t get out of hand.

In the other, the family angrily demand that something be done, that something being eg five million people outside Downing Street a week on Wednesday.

Would the politicians and journalists earnestly request that we follow that second family’s entreaties?

I rather fucking think not.

Deveril
Deveril
1 month ago
Reply to  Interested

I’ll enter this much of a caveat for the police: when I see photographs of that WPC whose nose was smashed to raspberry jam by one of our beloved home-grown Pakistani savages, the one at Manchester airport, I feel great anger. And protectiveness. And I feel that towards her male colleague, whose life has been ruined in a different way. It’s as nothing next to the anger I feel about the paki who murdered Henry Nowak.

But I thought I would mention it.

Visceral rage and anger are nowadays pretty much my default settings in relation to the public life of this country.

bloke in spain
bloke in spain
1 month ago
Reply to  Interested

Experience would seem to indicate that rioting & throwing things are a good way to get governments to change policies. I give you the Poll Tax Riots as an example.

bloke in spain
bloke in spain
1 month ago

This is worth reading: https://archive.is/a8Fwq 

Interested
Interested
1 month ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

Good piece.

Gamecock
Gamecock
1 month ago

UK police cannot operate in a multiracial/multicultural environment. They have proven it.

Time to eliminate the non-Brits from Britain.

Obviously.

john77
john77
1 month ago
Reply to  Gamecock

Not so. The police *can* operate in a multiracial/multicultural environment, as they have done in the past – our complaint is that they are not allowed to operate effectively in any environment under the current government.

Gamecock
Gamecock
1 month ago
Reply to  john77

“Not allowed to.” Fine. They are not. Multiracial/multicultural is a failed experiment. A destructive elitist fantasy.

Agammamon
Agammamon
1 month ago

Over here the phenomena is known as ‘Republicans pounce’;)

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