June 4, 2026 • 18 mins
Newly released bodycam footage from the murder of Southampton student Henry Nowak has sparked outrage across the UK. Buck examines the case of convicted killer Vikram Digwa, the police response at the scene, and the broader debate over justice and public trust.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Henry Novak was a young British man stabbed to death,
telling police that he couldn't breathe while they put handcuffs
on him and coddled his attacker, a brown man. Henry,
of course, is a white man in this story, and
(00:23):
the entire UK is up in arms about this. In
a whole bunch of ways. Let's discuss Henry Novak on
He's eighteen years old. In December of last year, he
was stabbed to death in the streets of Southampton. Why
is this getting so much attention now? Because the body
(00:44):
camera footage from the police was released, So we saw
the video of this horrific situation, and it is a
window into the mindset of the British authorities who think
that there have to be different sets of laws, different
approach to white and non white Brits, that there has
to be race communism applied. And the fact that the
(01:07):
attacker of Henry Novac claimed racism immediately became a much
bigger concern than the fact that a young man had
been stabbed and was bleeding to death before the eyes
of the police. So there is clearly something deeply rotten
in the heart of modern Britain. It's around eleven thirty pm.
(01:30):
I'll take you back into the incident. On December third
of twenty twenty five, Henry Novak, first year finance student
at Southampton University, a Polish British lad was walking home
after a night out. He was unarmed. He was just
a everyday guy heading back from maybe a few beers
with friends. He crossed paths with Vicrum Digwa, twenty three
(01:54):
years old, a Sikh man who was carrying a seven
inch long cure pond, which is a dagger that some
seeks carry. They had some exchange of words and Henry,
by all accounts of the court, made some comment maybe
(02:17):
like a bad man after noticing the blade. Not aggressive,
certainly not a threat. And what happened next is just
pure savagery. Digwa chased Henry with his knife and he
stabbed him five times, the legs and the back, and
(02:37):
the fatal one straight into the chest, piercing the heart
and lungs, and Henry began to bleed out on the pavement.
Now here's the part of this story that should drive
you absolutely to the point of rage. Digwa, who was
the attacker with the bloody knife. It was brown he's
(02:59):
a Sikh from the Indian subcontinent, where I guess parents are.
He's British, spun the story around. When police were called
to the scene, he claimed that he was the victim
of a racist assault by Henry. He says that Henry
pulled his turban Oh no, not pulling the turbine, and
(03:20):
called him slurs. These were total lies, as the court found,
and was obvious from the circumstances. But the police of
course heard oh racism. A brown person had mean things
said to him by a white person in the UK.
That is the primary offens here. That's the thing that
we are all supposed to be outraged about. This was
(03:42):
going on. Well, Henry was on the ground, dying, pleading
for help. As I said. On the body camera footage,
which was only released after Digwa was sentenced, I might add,
captured all of this in horrifying detail. Henry is gasping
on the video as you can see yourself. I've been stabbed.
Officers responded dismissively. I don't think you have, mate, one
(04:06):
of the cops said. Henry Weakening repeated, repeated. I can't breathe.
I can't breathe, just like the sainted fentanyl addict and
career felon drug addict George Floyd. Except Henry had done
nothing wrong. Henry was a victim. Henry was not breaking
any law, nor had he broken ever any laws. He
(04:27):
was saying, I can't breathe, I can't breathe. Police and
said he had been stabbed. Instead of even looking for
a stab wound at first, they handcuffed him. They treated
him as the suspect in this while his killer was
standing right at his side, playing the victim. So of
course police prioritized the narrative of the man with a
knife over the boy bleeding to death. Minutes ticked by
(04:52):
before they realized the truth. Henry Novak died on the
ground in handcuffs. His final pleading words the police were
supposed to be protecting, supposed to be helping, especially the innocent,
which he was. Those words were ignored. Now, none of this,
by the way, is a theory or in dispute. There's
(05:13):
clear video evidence from the police body cameras. There's court
testimony as well. Digwa was convicted of murder. He was
a sentenced to a minimum of twenty one years. His
mother was convicted of assisting an offender. But this has
exposed a major fracture in the United Kingdom. This has
(05:39):
created a lot of rage, as it should because it
is indicative of a broader sentiment in the UK. We'll
get to this in just a moment, but first up here,
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insurance agency. All right. Back to the story of Henry Novak. Here,
(06:48):
the police arrived on that scene and they took Digwah's
word at face value. Meanwhile, Digwa was fine. There's somebody
else on the ground, clearly in real physical distress as
we found out, mortal peril. But Digwa pulled the card.
Oh it was a racist attack. He hit my turbine.
It's a total lie. And even if you had hit
(07:09):
his turbine. One of them was stabbed and dying on
the ground. The other was fine. They complained about something,
you know, you know, he had a scratch by his
head or something. The chief constable there, the police officer
said it was a tragedy and difficult to watch. And
that was after the fact, after they had restrained the
(07:31):
white victim here. And the problem is that this showed people.
I understand. You might just say, well, this is just
some police and no, actually there's a broader context here.
And let me tell you what some of that context is.
In the UK, if you speak about immigration on the
wrong way, they will lock you up. If you say
(07:51):
anything about how you don't want the continued influx, massive
influx of Muslims into the United Kingdom to change that country,
you are locked up. And if you say anything about
how the immigrants coming into the UK en mass are
not making it a better place, the government will come
after you. And this is so, this has gotten so
(08:16):
grotesque that over the course of a couple of decades,
and there was a major report that was released on this.
There's something called the Rotherham case, which is horrific beyond words.
And the short version of the very long story over
many years is that there were hundreds of actually I
(08:41):
believe it was over twelve hundred of victims as young
as eleven years old who were systematically raped by brown
South Asian origin men, a lot of them immigrants from Pakistan,
who were raping white girls, young girls eleven, twelve, thirteen
years old. And even when the police were told about this,
(09:03):
and they also did the most degrading and horrific things
to these young girls as they were raping them. All
of the men involved in this, in my opinion, should
be executed. And if I were on the UK police force,
or if I were in some way involved in the
justice system over there. I would pull the trigger myself
if given the right by the court. Of course, the
(09:23):
UK doesn't. It doesn't kill anyone anymore, doesn't execute anyone anymore,
and that's something that should change. Very rare for it
to happen here in this country, although that might be
changing as well. So in rather, the police when they
were approached, you know what they said, They said they
don't want to hear about it. They covered it up.
(09:45):
They said it white, it might create bad thoughts and
the white people of the UK to know that there
are so many brown people raping young children, young white
British children, and the disc could have real racial ramifications,
and so they would rather cover it up. They would
rather they rather allowed the systematic they call it grooming.
(10:06):
That's not the correct term. They weren't. They weren't, you know,
psychologically manipulating as seventeen year old until they turned eighteen
and then having some kind of a They were raping
eleven and twelve and thirteen year old girls. Twelve hundred victims,
at least twelve hundred victims, all of them Pakistani men
(10:28):
or South Asian men, all non white, all brown, and
the UK just covered it up for a long time.
Now there have been arrest and there has been a
look into this. But understand that the desire in the
UK of the authorities, of the establishment of the regime
to avoid uncomfortable thoughts about immigrants and about race was
(10:51):
so powerful that they would allow young girls eleven twelve
thirteen years old. As I was saying, this is not
a seventeen year old that was groomed and then eate
and in turn eighteen eleven, twelve thirteen years old. These
are all cases where even in this country, you would
be facing certainly life in prison for these for any
one of these offenses, and the UK didn't want to
(11:14):
do anything about it. The authorities didn't do anything about it,
didn't want to investigate. Disgraceful And I hope everyone involved
in the cover up from the government side, like I said,
everyone who actually did the crime should be executed. They
won't be, they got prison sentences, but everyone who was
involved in the cover up should be haunted by their
(11:35):
cowardice and the disgrace that they are. And so this
is why the Novak case has gotten so much outrage
rightly so, and people are recognizing things that there's anti
white racism into the that's woven into British institutions. This
(11:55):
is actual systemic bias where British victims, especially working or
middle class white men in Britain, are presumed guilty and
interracial violence until proven innocent. And the truth is Britain
has important communities with both high rates with high rates
of certain crimes including pedophilia by the way, and also
(12:16):
they created a different situation where seek curepans. These knives
are able to be carried because they say it's for
ceremonial purposes. It's a knife. Henry Novak would not be
allowed to carry a knife. That would be considered a crime.
But the Sikh is allowed to carry a knife because
he's brown and has a turban and says he needs it,
and he weaponized false racism after stabbing a really helpless
(12:37):
person to death. Anyone who doesn't understand edged weapons and
what it's like, Anyone who knows about edge weapon defense
will tell you if somebody has a knife and you don't,
and they're able to catch you and they're in close
contact with you, you're probably going to die. There's a
lot of stuff in the movies where with somebody you know,
catches the knife hand and dissate. Extremely unlikely. That is
(13:00):
how it happens. That's a one in a thousand situations.
You're gonna get stabbed, You're probably, you're definitely gonna get stabbed,
and the question is whether you would bleed out or not.
A knife is a very effective tool of murder, really
in the hands of any able bodied attacker. And then
there's also the the I can't breathe. George Floyd component
(13:21):
of this I can't breathe was a global sacrament for
a while. Remember under George Floyd, statues were turned down,
cities burned, billions and billions of dollars spent, and policy
shifts and billions of dollars burnt by the way, defund
the police documentaries, all this stuff. And Floyd was a
career criminal who overdosed with fentanyl in a system while
(13:43):
resisting arrest. His death was unfortunate, but to elevate him
as a martyr against systemic racism against blacks in America
was nonsense. It was a lie. And Henry Novak, on
the other hand, he's a white kid of Polish heritage
and he was stabbed by a Sikh with a religious blade,
(14:03):
so saying the exact same words, I can't breathe while
actually dying from stab wounds. He was handcuffed on the
word of his killer. And they ignored this at first.
You're saying, why did we hear about this? Now, well,
of course the media don't want to talk about it.
No Waaldwall coverage, no Cure Starmer on bended knee, No
Nancy Pelosi in kente cloth taking a knee in the Capitol,
(14:24):
no federal officers taking knees here or there or anywhere.
But the body camera footage dropped post sentencing. So now
it's unavoidable, and it shows us the double standard. Some
victims or some individuals, I should say, last words are holy.
Henry Novak was a victim. George Floyd was a criminal
(14:45):
who was in the course of being arrested, who died
of a heart attack from a fentanyl overdose. You know,
so white victims of minority violence immediately were told there's
no racial motive. Of course, the other one, the facts
go in the other direction. That's the opposite. They say,
of course, is a racial motive here, and there's a
(15:06):
hierarchy of victimhood. And now it's really turned into brown
people can victimize white people in the United Kingdom and
generally have the benefit of the doubt of the state,
and even the state ignoring and I gave you chapter
and verse. I told you exactly what kind of cases
we're talking about here, ignoring what is going on, So
fast forward and out. June twenty twenty six, Digwall was sentenced,
(15:30):
body camera leased, and there have been some protests that
have turned into clashes with police. Hundreds have gathered near
the scene of the stabbing and the police station nearby, chairs, cans, rocks,
flares thrown at officers and there have been some arrests.
Riot shields have come out all of this. But the
(15:50):
people of Britain see that the rape gang scandals were
swept under the rug because it involved brown predation on
white girls individuals. And there are so many stabbings and
there's so much knife crime in the UK, and it's
non white individuals overwhelmingly doing the stabbings and the robbings
as we know. So now Keir Starmer has decided to
(16:13):
get involved and his government is rushing to calm things down.
So he's condemning the violence and the disorder. The Home
Secretary of said it is unacceptable. But Starmer has talked
tough on far right thugs so many times, framing legitimate
fury as extremism. On this one, it's tone deaf, of course,
and it ignores the deeper narrative here that Britain is
(16:36):
not the same place that it was because of mass migration,
and that the elites did this without consulting the British
people in the UK. Very similar to what's going on
in this country, I might add, did this line to people,
shutting them up, forcing them to comply, and now they've
created a two tiered system where the victimizers are treated
like the victims elites in London lecture they are fellow
(16:57):
Brits about diversity and discussion as hate. So people have
had enough about this. And this isn't about singling out
Seeks certainly or any groups, and Seeks generally in this
country are overwhelmingly among all groups in this country. Seeks
(17:18):
are very law abiding and peaceable. But the point here
is the cops just saw a brown guy and a
white guy in the UK and it is a race
issue that they saw first and foremost. But the state
has to stop with this race communism. That's really what
this shows everyone. You can no longer have different standards
(17:39):
in different tiers of justice based upon social justice, which
is really just left wing clap trap in the first place.
We either all are human beings accountable for our actions
and subject to the laws of the realm, or what
are we? What are we exactly? Man? So the Novak
(18:04):
fury shows you that the diversity all costs DEI obsessed
race communist narrative is unfortunately something that exists in the
UK and a lot of Europe and certainly here in
America as well, and it is a risk to our society.
We either black, White, Asian, Hispanic. You know, we either
(18:28):
all are treated as equals and human beings under the law,
or we aren't. And if we aren't, that's the immoral,
that's wrong, and the state loses the right to well
to govern us. And this is the kind of thing
you're starting to see pomp up in the UK, and
you've seen it pomp up here too. All right, thank
you for listening to the team. Shield time
Henry Novak was a young British man stabbed to death,
telling police that he couldn't breathe while they put handcuffs
on him and coddled his attacker, a brown man. Henry,
of course, is a white man in this story, and
(00:23):
the entire UK is up in arms about this. In
a whole bunch of ways. Let's discuss Henry Novak on
He's eighteen years old. In December of last year, he
was stabbed to death in the streets of Southampton. Why
is this getting so much attention now? Because the body
(00:44):
camera footage from the police was released, So we saw
the video of this horrific situation, and it is a
window into the mindset of the British authorities who think
that there have to be different sets of laws, different
approach to white and non white Brits, that there has
to be race communism applied. And the fact that the
(01:07):
attacker of Henry Novac claimed racism immediately became a much
bigger concern than the fact that a young man had
been stabbed and was bleeding to death before the eyes
of the police. So there is clearly something deeply rotten
in the heart of modern Britain. It's around eleven thirty pm.
(01:30):
I'll take you back into the incident. On December third
of twenty twenty five, Henry Novak, first year finance student
at Southampton University, a Polish British lad was walking home
after a night out. He was unarmed. He was just
a everyday guy heading back from maybe a few beers
with friends. He crossed paths with Vicrum Digwa, twenty three
(01:54):
years old, a Sikh man who was carrying a seven
inch long cure pond, which is a dagger that some
seeks carry. They had some exchange of words and Henry,
by all accounts of the court, made some comment maybe
(02:17):
like a bad man after noticing the blade. Not aggressive,
certainly not a threat. And what happened next is just
pure savagery. Digwa chased Henry with his knife and he
stabbed him five times, the legs and the back, and
(02:37):
the fatal one straight into the chest, piercing the heart
and lungs, and Henry began to bleed out on the pavement.
Now here's the part of this story that should drive
you absolutely to the point of rage. Digwa, who was
the attacker with the bloody knife. It was brown he's
(02:59):
a Sikh from the Indian subcontinent, where I guess parents are.
He's British, spun the story around. When police were called
to the scene, he claimed that he was the victim
of a racist assault by Henry. He says that Henry
pulled his turban Oh no, not pulling the turbine, and
(03:20):
called him slurs. These were total lies, as the court found,
and was obvious from the circumstances. But the police of
course heard oh racism. A brown person had mean things
said to him by a white person in the UK.
That is the primary offens here. That's the thing that
we are all supposed to be outraged about. This was
(03:42):
going on. Well, Henry was on the ground, dying, pleading
for help. As I said. On the body camera footage,
which was only released after Digwa was sentenced, I might add,
captured all of this in horrifying detail. Henry is gasping
on the video as you can see yourself. I've been stabbed.
Officers responded dismissively. I don't think you have, mate, one
(04:06):
of the cops said. Henry Weakening repeated, repeated. I can't breathe.
I can't breathe, just like the sainted fentanyl addict and
career felon drug addict George Floyd. Except Henry had done
nothing wrong. Henry was a victim. Henry was not breaking
any law, nor had he broken ever any laws. He
(04:27):
was saying, I can't breathe, I can't breathe. Police and
said he had been stabbed. Instead of even looking for
a stab wound at first, they handcuffed him. They treated
him as the suspect in this while his killer was
standing right at his side, playing the victim. So of
course police prioritized the narrative of the man with a
knife over the boy bleeding to death. Minutes ticked by
(04:52):
before they realized the truth. Henry Novak died on the
ground in handcuffs. His final pleading words the police were
supposed to be protecting, supposed to be helping, especially the innocent,
which he was. Those words were ignored. Now, none of this,
by the way, is a theory or in dispute. There's
(05:13):
clear video evidence from the police body cameras. There's court
testimony as well. Digwa was convicted of murder. He was
a sentenced to a minimum of twenty one years. His
mother was convicted of assisting an offender. But this has
exposed a major fracture in the United Kingdom. This has
(05:39):
created a lot of rage, as it should because it
is indicative of a broader sentiment in the UK. We'll
get to this in just a moment, but first up here,
our sponsor for the segment today is super Sure. Here's
a question for business owners. How many insurance brokers do
you talk to in order to ensure your business that
(06:00):
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(06:22):
report on your current policies with no obligation. Find out
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paid for by super Short Insurance Agency LLC, a license
insurance agency. All right. Back to the story of Henry Novak. Here,
(06:48):
the police arrived on that scene and they took Digwah's
word at face value. Meanwhile, Digwa was fine. There's somebody
else on the ground, clearly in real physical distress as
we found out, mortal peril. But Digwa pulled the card.
Oh it was a racist attack. He hit my turbine.
It's a total lie. And even if you had hit
(07:09):
his turbine. One of them was stabbed and dying on
the ground. The other was fine. They complained about something,
you know, you know, he had a scratch by his
head or something. The chief constable there, the police officer
said it was a tragedy and difficult to watch. And
that was after the fact, after they had restrained the
(07:31):
white victim here. And the problem is that this showed people.
I understand. You might just say, well, this is just
some police and no, actually there's a broader context here.
And let me tell you what some of that context is.
In the UK, if you speak about immigration on the
wrong way, they will lock you up. If you say
(07:51):
anything about how you don't want the continued influx, massive
influx of Muslims into the United Kingdom to change that country,
you are locked up. And if you say anything about
how the immigrants coming into the UK en mass are
not making it a better place, the government will come
after you. And this is so, this has gotten so
(08:16):
grotesque that over the course of a couple of decades,
and there was a major report that was released on this.
There's something called the Rotherham case, which is horrific beyond words.
And the short version of the very long story over
many years is that there were hundreds of actually I
(08:41):
believe it was over twelve hundred of victims as young
as eleven years old who were systematically raped by brown
South Asian origin men, a lot of them immigrants from Pakistan,
who were raping white girls, young girls eleven, twelve, thirteen
years old. And even when the police were told about this,
(09:03):
and they also did the most degrading and horrific things
to these young girls as they were raping them. All
of the men involved in this, in my opinion, should
be executed. And if I were on the UK police force,
or if I were in some way involved in the
justice system over there. I would pull the trigger myself
if given the right by the court. Of course, the
(09:23):
UK doesn't. It doesn't kill anyone anymore, doesn't execute anyone anymore,
and that's something that should change. Very rare for it
to happen here in this country, although that might be
changing as well. So in rather, the police when they
were approached, you know what they said, They said they
don't want to hear about it. They covered it up.
(09:45):
They said it white, it might create bad thoughts and
the white people of the UK to know that there
are so many brown people raping young children, young white
British children, and the disc could have real racial ramifications,
and so they would rather cover it up. They would
rather they rather allowed the systematic they call it grooming.
(10:06):
That's not the correct term. They weren't. They weren't, you know,
psychologically manipulating as seventeen year old until they turned eighteen
and then having some kind of a They were raping
eleven and twelve and thirteen year old girls. Twelve hundred victims,
at least twelve hundred victims, all of them Pakistani men
(10:28):
or South Asian men, all non white, all brown, and
the UK just covered it up for a long time.
Now there have been arrest and there has been a
look into this. But understand that the desire in the
UK of the authorities, of the establishment of the regime
to avoid uncomfortable thoughts about immigrants and about race was
(10:51):
so powerful that they would allow young girls eleven twelve
thirteen years old. As I was saying, this is not
a seventeen year old that was groomed and then eate
and in turn eighteen eleven, twelve thirteen years old. These
are all cases where even in this country, you would
be facing certainly life in prison for these for any
one of these offenses, and the UK didn't want to
(11:14):
do anything about it. The authorities didn't do anything about it,
didn't want to investigate. Disgraceful And I hope everyone involved
in the cover up from the government side, like I said,
everyone who actually did the crime should be executed. They
won't be, they got prison sentences, but everyone who was
involved in the cover up should be haunted by their
(11:35):
cowardice and the disgrace that they are. And so this
is why the Novak case has gotten so much outrage
rightly so, and people are recognizing things that there's anti
white racism into the that's woven into British institutions. This
(11:55):
is actual systemic bias where British victims, especially working or
middle class white men in Britain, are presumed guilty and
interracial violence until proven innocent. And the truth is Britain
has important communities with both high rates with high rates
of certain crimes including pedophilia by the way, and also
(12:16):
they created a different situation where seek curepans. These knives
are able to be carried because they say it's for
ceremonial purposes. It's a knife. Henry Novak would not be
allowed to carry a knife. That would be considered a crime.
But the Sikh is allowed to carry a knife because
he's brown and has a turban and says he needs it,
and he weaponized false racism after stabbing a really helpless
(12:37):
person to death. Anyone who doesn't understand edged weapons and
what it's like, Anyone who knows about edge weapon defense
will tell you if somebody has a knife and you don't,
and they're able to catch you and they're in close
contact with you, you're probably going to die. There's a
lot of stuff in the movies where with somebody you know,
catches the knife hand and dissate. Extremely unlikely. That is
(13:00):
how it happens. That's a one in a thousand situations.
You're gonna get stabbed, You're probably, you're definitely gonna get stabbed,
and the question is whether you would bleed out or not.
A knife is a very effective tool of murder, really
in the hands of any able bodied attacker. And then
there's also the the I can't breathe. George Floyd component
(13:21):
of this I can't breathe was a global sacrament for
a while. Remember under George Floyd, statues were turned down,
cities burned, billions and billions of dollars spent, and policy
shifts and billions of dollars burnt by the way, defund
the police documentaries, all this stuff. And Floyd was a
career criminal who overdosed with fentanyl in a system while
(13:43):
resisting arrest. His death was unfortunate, but to elevate him
as a martyr against systemic racism against blacks in America
was nonsense. It was a lie. And Henry Novak, on
the other hand, he's a white kid of Polish heritage
and he was stabbed by a Sikh with a religious blade,
(14:03):
so saying the exact same words, I can't breathe while
actually dying from stab wounds. He was handcuffed on the
word of his killer. And they ignored this at first.
You're saying, why did we hear about this? Now, well,
of course the media don't want to talk about it.
No Waaldwall coverage, no Cure Starmer on bended knee, No
Nancy Pelosi in kente cloth taking a knee in the Capitol,
(14:24):
no federal officers taking knees here or there or anywhere.
But the body camera footage dropped post sentencing. So now
it's unavoidable, and it shows us the double standard. Some
victims or some individuals, I should say, last words are holy.
Henry Novak was a victim. George Floyd was a criminal
(14:45):
who was in the course of being arrested, who died
of a heart attack from a fentanyl overdose. You know,
so white victims of minority violence immediately were told there's
no racial motive. Of course, the other one, the facts
go in the other direction. That's the opposite. They say,
of course, is a racial motive here, and there's a
(15:06):
hierarchy of victimhood. And now it's really turned into brown
people can victimize white people in the United Kingdom and
generally have the benefit of the doubt of the state,
and even the state ignoring and I gave you chapter
and verse. I told you exactly what kind of cases
we're talking about here, ignoring what is going on, So
fast forward and out. June twenty twenty six, Digwall was sentenced,
(15:30):
body camera leased, and there have been some protests that
have turned into clashes with police. Hundreds have gathered near
the scene of the stabbing and the police station nearby, chairs, cans, rocks,
flares thrown at officers and there have been some arrests.
Riot shields have come out all of this. But the
(15:50):
people of Britain see that the rape gang scandals were
swept under the rug because it involved brown predation on
white girls individuals. And there are so many stabbings and
there's so much knife crime in the UK, and it's
non white individuals overwhelmingly doing the stabbings and the robbings
as we know. So now Keir Starmer has decided to
(16:13):
get involved and his government is rushing to calm things down.
So he's condemning the violence and the disorder. The Home
Secretary of said it is unacceptable. But Starmer has talked
tough on far right thugs so many times, framing legitimate
fury as extremism. On this one, it's tone deaf, of course,
and it ignores the deeper narrative here that Britain is
(16:36):
not the same place that it was because of mass migration,
and that the elites did this without consulting the British
people in the UK. Very similar to what's going on
in this country, I might add, did this line to people,
shutting them up, forcing them to comply, and now they've
created a two tiered system where the victimizers are treated
like the victims elites in London lecture they are fellow
(16:57):
Brits about diversity and discussion as hate. So people have
had enough about this. And this isn't about singling out
Seeks certainly or any groups, and Seeks generally in this
country are overwhelmingly among all groups in this country. Seeks
(17:18):
are very law abiding and peaceable. But the point here
is the cops just saw a brown guy and a
white guy in the UK and it is a race
issue that they saw first and foremost. But the state
has to stop with this race communism. That's really what
this shows everyone. You can no longer have different standards
(17:39):
in different tiers of justice based upon social justice, which
is really just left wing clap trap in the first place.
We either all are human beings accountable for our actions
and subject to the laws of the realm, or what
are we? What are we exactly? Man? So the Novak
(18:04):
fury shows you that the diversity all costs DEI obsessed
race communist narrative is unfortunately something that exists in the
UK and a lot of Europe and certainly here in
America as well, and it is a risk to our society.
We either black, White, Asian, Hispanic. You know, we either
(18:28):
all are treated as equals and human beings under the law,
or we aren't. And if we aren't, that's the immoral,
that's wrong, and the state loses the right to well
to govern us. And this is the kind of thing
you're starting to see pomp up in the UK, and
you've seen it pomp up here too. All right, thank
you for listening to the team. Shield time
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Buck Sexton
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