I bet you know the name George Floyd. He couldn’t breathe.

I’ll bet you don’t know the name Henry Nowak. He couldn’t breathe either.

Henry Nowak was an 18-year-old first-year university student at the University of Southampton (studying Accountancy and Finance), originally from Chafford Hundred, Essex.

He was fatally stabbed on December 3, 2025, while walking home from a night out with friends in the Portswood area of Southampton, England.

What happened to Henry was no less tragic or horrible.

Henry was the victim of a stabbing attack by a crazed Sikh, but after being stabbed, Henry was put in handcuffs and allowed to bleed to death.

British police handcuffed a teenager who had been stabbed by a Sikh man wielding an 8-inch ceremonial knife, and died in fear. The law currently makes an exemption allowing Sikhs to carry these weapons in public.

After he was stabbed, Henry Nowak, 18, tried to climb a fence to escape, but Vikrum Digwa, 23, “aggressively pursued” him, leaving a trail of blood.

Police were called to the scene but arrested Mr. Nowak after Digwa claimed he had been racially abused.

Mr. Nowak was then handcuffed before passing out and dying in the street a short time later.

The last memory Henry Nowak will have had was trying to tell the officers that he couldn’t breathe and that he had been stabbed.

The officer replied “I don’t think you have, mate.”

Well, he was. And while this cop wet his nappy worried about someone thinking he was a racist, Henry died.

Key points from reports:

• Nowak was reportedly recording videos on Snapchat and jokingly interacted with Digwa, calling him a “bad man” before the altercation escalated.
• He suffered multiple stab wounds (including to the back/legs and a fatal chest wound) and tried to flee.
• Bodycam footage showed police handcuffing Nowak upon arrival (based on the attacker’s racism allegation) while he was bleeding heavily and pleading for help; first aid was delayed, and he collapsed and died at the scene.

Vickrum Singh Digwa, 23, has been charged with his murder. Digwa denies the charge and claims self-defense, stating he feared an attack and used a ceremonial kirpan (a Sikh blade, described in court as around 21cm long). The trial is ongoing at Southampton Crown Court. Digwa’s mother has also been charged with assisting an offender.

The Nowak case is just one more obscene example of how far England fallen into a two-tiered justice system.

“Two-tier” policing or justice in the UK refers to the widespread perception that authorities (police, CPS, courts) apply the law unevenly based on race, ethnicity, religion, or political views—often showing leniency toward ethnic/religious minorities or left-leaning causes while being stricter with native British or right-leaning individuals.

This is hotly debated: critics (including figures like Nigel Farage, Robert Jenrick, and many on X) cite patterns in protest handling, sentencing, and responses to violence. Defenders (government officials, some media) call it a myth, arguing differences stem from context, threat levels, or public order needs—not bias. Polls show significant public belief in disparities, especially among certain demographics.(yougov.com)

Here are prominent examples often raised:

1. 2024 Riots vs. BLM/Pro-Palestine Protests

• Anti-immigration/Southport riots (mostly white working-class): Hundreds arrested quickly, fast-tracked courts, lengthy sentences for violence, incitement, or even social media posts. Keir Starmer vowed “full force of the law.”
• BLM 2020: Widespread disruption, statues toppled, some violence/police injuries. Police seen “taking a knee”; fewer immediate harsh responses despite lockdown breaches.(blogs.lse.ac.uk)
• Pro-Palestine marches (weekly since Oct 2023): Large-scale, with reports of hate speech (“jihad” chants, flags glorifying terrorism), road blockages, and intimidation. Often policed lightly; arrests mainly for clear crimes. In contrast, far-right or patriotic displays faced quicker intervention.(spiked-online.com)
• Harehills riot (Leeds, 2024): Roma/immigrant community unrest; police reportedly withdrew, allowing cars burned and disorder. Contrasted with heavy response elsewhere.

2. Henry Nowak Case (2025)

• 18-year-old white student stabbed to death in Southampton by Vickrum Singh Digwa (23, carrying a large ceremonial blade). Bodycam allegedly shows police handcuffing the bleeding victim (on attacker’s racism claim) while delaying aid; he died at the scene. Attacker claims self-defense; mother charged with assisting offender. Limited mainstream coverage initially, sparking outrage over perceived prioritization of the suspect’s narrative.(facebook.com)

3. Sentencing and Pre-Sentence Reports

• 2025 Sentencing Council guidelines proposed “normally requiring” pre-sentence reports (potentially leading to more lenient/community options) for ethnic, faith, or cultural minorities, women, or transgender offenders—but not routinely for white males. Critics called this explicit two-tier justice; the government blocked it via legislation.(spectator.com)
• Older cases like Rhea Page (2011): Somali Muslim gang attacked a white woman, kicking her head while shouting racial slurs (“kill the white slag”). Light sentences criticized for downplaying racial element.(jsc-chambers.co.uk)

4. Speech and “Hate” Offences

• Lucy Connolly: Jailed for a tweet amid 2024 riots.
• Tommy Robinson: Imprisoned for contempt/film showing; contrasted with lighter treatment for other inflammatory speech.
• Non-crime hate incidents recorded unevenly; “hate crime hubs” and online policing criticized as targeting native concerns more.

5. Other Patterns

• Grooming gangs (Rotherham, etc.): Authorities delayed action for years fearing “racism” labels against Pakistani Muslim networks abusing thousands of mostly white girls.
• Protest symbols: Reports of Union Jack or Israeli flags confiscated; different handling for other groups.(youtube.com)
• Knife crime and street violence: Disproportionate impact on working-class areas, with debates over stop-and-search reductions in minority areas seen as contributing.

The UK is losing its identity as a nation with Two-tier Keir paving the road. This post captures the essence of the current situation in England.

Mohammed Starmer continues to flood the country with economically dependent “migrants” who have no use or respect for English culture, resulting in clash of civilizations.Worse, the invaders are afforded privileges superior to those of native Brits.

This is where the UK in headed.

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In any case, I think it’s  too late. The UK is a fascist state in which its own are automatically guilty and the guilty foreign vermin are automatically innocent. England does not deserve to survive.

Thankfully we have Trump.

DrJohn

DrJohn has been a health care professional for more than 40 years. In addition to clinical practice he has done extensive research and has published widely with over 70 original articles and abstracts in the peer-reviewed literature. DrJohn is well known in his field and has lectured on every continent except for Antarctica. He has been married to the same wonderful lady for over 45 years and has three kids- two sons, both of whom are attorneys and one daughter who is in the field of education.

DrJohn was brought up with the concept that one can do well if one is prepared to work hard but nothing in life is guaranteed.

Except for liberals being foolish.