[mattomac]

He is a very real danger is Farage.

[davidjay]

When you hear hoofbeats, assume it's horses not zebras. Sadly, this time it was zebras.

[Oboogie]

What I've not seen is any explanation of how this incident started, I've heard the lies but I still don't know why Henry Nowak was actually stabbed. I expect I've simply missed it, can anybody fill me in please?

[Oboogie]

When you hear hoofbeats, assume it's horses not zebras. Sadly, this time it was zebras.

Exactly. When you're told a white bloke has racially assaulted an Asian it is not unreasonable to initially assume that's most likely what happened. A police officer whose initial response to suggest it was otherwise would look as dodgy as those who cry false flag every time there's a racist attack.

[Killer Whale]

What I've not seen is any explanation of how this incident started, I've heard the lies but I still don't know why Henry Nowak was actually stabbed. I expect I've simply missed it, can anybody fill me in please?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c775y853ydxo

[Youngian]

Its a strange outlier scenario. Like Priti Patel as a British home sececraty of South Asian orgin threatening to hold food from Ireland if they didn't play ball on Brexit.
But anyone who claims to be hard done by for being white is just a massive asshole.

[Oboogie]

What I've not seen is any explanation of how this incident started, I've heard the lies but I still don't know why Henry Nowak was actually stabbed. I expect I've simply missed it, can anybody fill me in please?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c775y853ydxo

Thanks for that, but it still doesn't answer my question - why did Vickrum Digwa stab Henry Nowak?

[Abernathy]

Well, yes, I’m a bit puzzled by that too. If his motive for murdering Nowak was also a racist one, surely we would have heard about it ? Or was it just a random, motiveless attack?

[Oboogie]

Well, yes, I’m a bit puzzled by that too. If his motive for murdering Nowak was also a racist one, surely we would have heard about it ? Or was it just a random, motiveless attack?

That's my question.
Did he set out with the intention of murdering someone? Anyone?
Did he set out with the intention of murdering a white person?
Did he set out with the intention of murdering Nowak ie did he know him, was it personal?
Was it a whim? A spur of the moment decision?
Was it an attempted mugging that got out of hand?
Was it something else which I've not thought of?

Also, why did his brother phone the police? What did they think was going to happen when the police discovered Nowak had been stabbed multiple times? "Well he did knock your turbans off so your self-defence was proportionate, well done for sticking up for yourselves, mind how you go."

[davidjay]

All of them good and relevant questions. Unless I've missed it, there's been no coverage about why the murder occurred and no background stories about Digwa.

[Samanfur]

Obsessed with knives and violence. Banned from his local gurdwara for bad behaviour.

[Oboogie]

Obsessed with knives and violence. Banned from his local gurdwara for bad behaviour.

So he's a nutter?
Where did you see that?

[Samanfur]

The BBC's sentencing feed and Sky News, amongst others.

Banned from the gurdwara (for allegedly trying to steal knives, according to a separate S*n article).

Obsessed with weapons, especially knives.

[davidjay]

There still seems a lot less coverage than that given to Axel Rudakubana.

[Abernathy]

The frog-featured fascist wants people to react to the police treatment of Henry Nowak with “cold hard rage”, and guess what, he did manage to whip up some more Farage Riots in Southampton that did seem to be characterised by a substantial measure of rage. But was it “hard” ? Don’t think so - more likely to have been the usual knuckle-dragging dimwits who kid themselves that they love a good riot but will run a mile if faced with actual muscled resistance. Was it “cold” though? Again, don’t reckon so. “Cold” seems to me to suggest cool, deliberate, calculating, even rational. The Southampton Farage Riots were none of these - they looked more like a fucking knee-jerk reaction to Farage’s racist dog whistle. Hot, if anything, not cold.

Conclusion? The frog-faced cunt can’t even get his racist rabble-rousing vocabulary right.

Fucker should still be bloody arrested, though.

[davidjay]

It's probably not the right word in the circumstances but one consolation is that not even the most naive Sikh will surely now still think that these people are on his side.

[Oboogie]

It's probably not the right word in the circumstances but one consolation is that not even the most naive Sikh will surely now still think that these people are on his side.

Ditto the police.

[davidjay]

It's probably not the right word in the circumstances but one consolation is that not even the most naive Sikh will surely now still think that these people are on his side.

Ditto the police.

Fargle's SA will have seen the police as the enemy from the first football match they attended.

[Oboogie]

It's probably not the right word in the circumstances but one consolation is that not even the most naive Sikh will surely now still think that these people are on his side.

Ditto the police.

Fargle's SA will have seen the police as the enemy from the first football match they attended.

Yes, but police who may have harboured some sympathetic views when the targets were Muslims and migrant hotels, may feel differently now they are the target.

[kreuzberger]

Farage is loving it and living his best life. He has seized this gilt-edged opportunity to kick off the riot season ahead of time, and the wider picture will define itself as widespread, national chaos.

He can then lay claim to being the only person to sort it out. The last piece in the puzzle is convincing enough of the congenitally stupid to believe him - that's the job of the BBC and his stenographers in Fleet Street.