Henry Nowak and fatal anti-racism The article argues that the intense focus on racism following George Floyd’s death led to police incompetence in the murder of Henry Nowak in England, where the killer was a Sikh man who accused the victim of racism. Police are accused of prioritizing anti-racist ideology over their duty to respond to a life-threatening emergency and investigate the truth, and the media is criticized for misrepresenting Nigel Farage’s concerns about biased policing. The author contends that this ‘viral and obsessive anti-racism’ is corrosive to liberal society and the rule of law.

• Vikrum Digwa murdered Henry Nowak with a kirpan in England, accusing Nowak of racism.
• Police are criticized for failing to notice Nowak bleeding out and for being influenced by ‘multicultural nonsense’ and ‘racist anti-racism’.
• The article draws parallels to the reaction to George Floyd’s death, including protests and political responses.
• Nigel Farage raised concerns about ‘two-tier’ racially biased policing in Britain.
• The BBC is accused of misquoting Farage, potentially amplifying accusations of racial provocation.
• The author believes obsessive anti-racism is damaging liberal society and the rule of law.