Henry Nowak died in handcuffs – a civilizational breakdown broadcast live

COLUMN • When 18-year-old Henry Nowak was lying dying on a street in Southampton, he repeatedly called out that he could not breathe. Even though he had been stabbed five times, the police treated him as a suspect, while the perpetrator’s claims of racism were taken seriously. For many, the case has become a symbol of something larger than yet another brutal knife murder. It’s about a Western world that has lost the ability to distinguish victim from perpetrator, reality from ideology, and common sense from political reflexes. Henry Nowak’s death reveals not only an individual miscarriage of justice – but a deeper civilizational crisis that has grown over decades and now has become impossible to ignore.

The murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak – and the police’s scandalous treatment of him in the minutes before he bled to death on the street – may become a turning point in the history books.

The fact that white people are treated as second-class citizens – suspected, punished, ridiculed, and spat upon – is nothing new in the Western world. It’s an accelerating and racially-driven process that has been going on for decades.

Henry Nowak is not the first fatality – but the manner of his death is perhaps the sequence of events that most clearly illustrates the bottomless disgrace and deep contempt facing Europe’s native populations today. Besides being deprived of their homelands and forced into increasingly impoverished daily lives.

“I can’t breathe,” the 18-year-old said nine times before he died. Meanwhile, the police dragged him across the pavement and put handcuffs on him.
“I don’t think you have, mate,” one of the officers replied, almost mockingly. I hope these officers get long prison sentences.

“The root of all evil in the world is the white man” – this is a viewpoint that has infiltrated every Swedish preschool, school, and university. Through indoctrination, false historical writing, and academic frauds. Including the police academy, which is now embedded in the notoriously left-liberal Södertörn University. Here, these incorrect and destructive power theories are taught to future Swedish police officers.

Jonas Andersson

For the police, it seemed more important to take the killer’s statement seriously – his claim that he had been subjected to a racist comment. Which was neither true nor really relevant. The murderer was also later treated respectfully and spared handcuffs, even after it was obvious he had stabbed Nowak to death. At the police station, he was offered the food he wished for.

The Western world has ended up in a pathological state – and I know exactly where it comes from.

The responsibility of the universities

As a former university lecturer, I’ve seen the poison seep into the institutions. The unvarnished racism, the hatred and the destructiveness. All wrapped up in postmodern word salads and seemingly academic and pseudo-scientific nonsense. And all with a single purpose – to ultimately undermine the entire Western world and remove the white man from the face of the earth.

This sick and deadly theorizing – if you can even call it that, as its proponents like to – goes by various names. “Critical race theory”, or in Swedish “critical whiteness studies”, which we know from the “anti-racist researcher” and left-wing extremist Tobias Hübinette’s state-funded work at Karlstad University. The same Hübinette who is once again charged with serious crimes.

Other names are “postcolonial theory”, “intersectional power theories” or the term perhaps more familiar: “feminism”.

These ways of thinking all stem from the same pathological and twisted worldview. Namely, that there are good and bad people in the world and that it has to do with skin color, ethnicity, and gender.

Europeans in general and Northern Europeans in particular are bad – while brown and black people are good.

“The root of all evil in the world is the white man” – this is a viewpoint that has found its way into every Swedish preschool, school, and university. Through indoctrination, false historical writing, and academic frauds.

Also to the police academy, which is now embedded in the notoriously left-liberal Södertörn University. Here, these incorrect and destructive power theories are taught to future Swedish police officers.

Which may explain why a female police officer kneeled before the aggressive crowd screaming in Sergels Torg after the criminal and fentanyl-intoxicated George Floyd died during a police arrest in the USA in 2020.

George Floyd and kneeling Swedish policewoman. Photo: Facsimile Facebook and Instagram

The same has happened in the UK and in many other Western countries.

Floyd is also said to have said “I can’t breathe” before he collapsed, according to several sources due to an overdose, not due to police treatment.

But George Floyd was a black man. That’s why riots and deadly uprising broke out across the Western world. This was exactly what the left had been waiting for. It fit the waterlogged narrative perfectly.

If George Floyd came to symbolize a story of alleged institutional racism, Henry Nowak can symbolize another and more genuine story – how institutions have sometimes become so preoccupied with avoiding accusations of racism that they have instead developed a fear of making independent judgments – and thus allow innocent 18-year-olds to die in the street.

The “anti-racism” they’ve been drilled with is in reality institutionalized racism.

The root of all evil…

With Henry Nowak, it’s the opposite. That’s why hardly any established media take the incident particularly seriously. The boy’s death is to be silenced, ignored, or downplayed. No politicians kneel this time.

But his death will have a deeper meaning for the future of Europe, Britain, and even Sweden. It has become an awakening that must – and will – lead us to turn back and stop this march towards our own precipice. That we will no longer accept being treated like this. That we will take back our countries from incompetent and malevolent politicians, journalists, and executives – who strive for our downfall. And from the hordes of migrants these shameless leaders have let into our countries, against our will, to replace us.

Jonas Andersson

The impotent and unpopular Prime Minister Keir Starmer (who kneeled for Floyd) was, after a long wait, forced to comment, but focused on “knife violence,” without grasping the significance of the event.

I actually think of the genocide in Rwanda, where over 800,000 people were murdered in a short time, mainly with machetes.

The Hutus had for decades been subjected to massive propaganda, mostly through various radio channels spreading hate and racism. They had been taught that the Tutsis were not people but cockroaches. They were the root of all evil in the world.

The rhetoric is eerily similar to what has been taught at Western universities in recent decades about white people.

The same universities that also see Israel and the USA as Satan on earth – and embrace Islamism and the terrorists in Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran.

Henry Nowak’s death was horrific. I shudder to think that the last words he heard in this life were accusations of racism and a nonchalant reading of his rights as a suspect, after being unprovokedly stabbed five times.

But his death will have a deeper meaning for the future of Europe, Britain, and even Sweden. It has become an awakening that must – and will – lead us to turn back and stop this march towards our own precipice.

That we will no longer accept being treated like this. That we will take back our countries from incompetent and malevolent politicians, journalists, and executives – who strive for our downfall. And from the hordes of migrants these shameless leaders have let into our countries, against our will, to replace us.

Je suis Henry.
Je suis Charlie.
Je suis Iryna.