Murder of Henry Nowak

[banjo]

No, they should have a hand chopped off though, but if they're killed while committing a crime it's just a case of they f*cked around and found out.

That sounds like Saudi Arabia. I wouldn't want to go down that route. If you want to show you are better than a backwards barbarian society it's not a good idea to copy their methods. The legal system incarcerates innocent people quite often. Imagine getting a hand chopped off for a crime you didn't commit.

I was just about to say Banjo would love Saudie or maybe Londonistan

You may take the piss but there's no punishment for committing crimes, I've seen loads of videos of gangs of lads all masked up, wielding knives and hammers and taking what they want in broad daylight and nothing is ever done about it. The do-gooders come out with the ol'shite about how they grew up in poverty, my parents grew up without a pot to piss in yet never turned to lives of crime.

It's easier to blame the victim nowadays, you know, the rape victim provoked her attacker by being attractive or the mugging victim was asking for it for wearing a rolex watch.

[Perkin Warbeck]

[Nightmare Roy]

That sounds like Saudi Arabia. I wouldn't want to go down that route. If you want to show you are better than a backwards barbarian society it's not a good idea to copy their methods. The legal system incarcerates innocent people quite often. Imagine getting a hand chopped off for a crime you didn't commit.

I was just about to say Banjo would love Saudie or maybe Londonistan

You may take the piss but there's no punishment for committing crimes, I've seen loads of videos of gangs of lads all masked up, wielding knives and hammers and taking what they want in broad daylight and nothing is ever done about it. The do-gooders come out with the ol'shite about how they grew up in poverty, my parents grew up without a pot to piss in yet never turned to lives of crime.

It's easier to blame the victim nowadays, you know, the rape victim provoked her attacker by being attractive or the mugging victim was asking for it for wearing a rolex watch.

I'm actually quite conservative when it comes to crime and punishment but i don't think we want to start killing people or lopping limbs off, that would make us as bad as the perpetrators

[Perkin Warbeck]

There needs to be an end to all racism.

[MasterG]

The problem with this country is that we, that does not mean me, are scared of upsetting ethnic groups.

It's not ok for me to walk around with a knife, even if I protest it's for cutting up fishing lines that may entangle a fish, but it's ok for other beliefs to have one, no questions asked.

If I went to live in a Muslim country, would it be ok for me to proclaim the lord Jesus F Christ is the only one we should be following?

In my opinion. If I went to Dubai for example I would definitely obey their rules and laws.

This is not the case in the UK, come one come all and do as you please, but if the British step out of line, in this country, even by slagging someone off on Facebook we have the coppers around, fully loaded 6 at a time in the early hours.

I can't even get a copper to help a suicidal person on a bridge with a knife, I cannot get a copper to help me move a person who is sleeping rough and disrupting the running of a hospital. Both examples are fact.

[Perkin Warbeck]

[Carlos Slim]

Your own country is a fornicating mess, fornicate off, it has nothing to do with you.

[Carlos Slim]

The problem with this country is that we, that does not mean me, are scared of upsetting ethnic groups.

It's not ok for me to walk around with a knife, even if I protest it's for cutting up fishing lines that may entangle a fish, but it's ok for other beliefs to have one, no questions asked.

If I went to live in a Muslim country, would it be ok for me to proclaim the lord Jesus F Christ is the only one we should be following?

In my opinion. If I went to Dubai for example I would definitely obey their rules and laws.

This is not the case in the UK, come one come all and do as you please, but if the British step out of line, in this country, even by slagging someone off on Facebook we have the coppers around, fully loaded 6 at a time in the early hours.

I can't even get a copper to help a suicidal person on a bridge with a knife, I cannot get a copper to help me move a person who is sleeping rough and disrupting the running of a hospital. Both examples are fact.

None of that is remotely true.

The Sikh who stabbed Henry Nowak is now in jail for the next 21 years.

A white British guy who stabbed a Saudi Arabian student to death for absolutely nothing in Cambridge around the same time whilst high on cocaine is doing a similar amount of time.

The country is in a fornicating mess for many reasons. Not just one, and in my opinion, not the reason you think it is. Secondly and this is the most important one for me, there isn't a road out - it's going to get worse and worse...

[Jaguar]

The problem with this country is that we, that does not mean me, are scared of upsetting ethnic groups.

It's not ok for me to walk around with a knife, even if I protest it's for cutting up fishing lines that may entangle a fish, but it's ok for other beliefs to have one, no questions asked.

If I went to live in a Muslim country, would it be ok for me to proclaim the lord Jesus F Christ is the only one we should be following?

In my opinion. If I went to Dubai for example I would definitely obey their rules and laws.

This is not the case in the UK, come one come all and do as you please, but if the British step out of line, in this country, even by slagging someone off on Facebook we have the coppers around, fully loaded 6 at a time in the early hours.

I can't even get a copper to help a suicidal person on a bridge with a knife, I cannot get a copper to help me move a person who is sleeping rough and disrupting the running of a hospital. Both examples are fact.

None of that is remotely true.

The Sikh who stabbed Henry Nowak is now in jail for the next 21 years.

A white British guy who stabbed a Saudi Arabian student to death for absolutely nothing in Cambridge around the same time whilst high on cocaine is doing a similar amount of time.

The country is in a fornicating mess for many reasons. Not just one, and in my opinion, not the reason you think it is. Secondly and this is the most important one for me, there isn't a road out - it's going to get worse and worse...

Your final sentence really hits home because I suspect you're right.

I've heard these people on the Internet predicting civil war and always thought they're just loony conspiracy theorists - and maybe they are. Then you look at how things are panning out and it's really troubling.

[MasterG]

The problem with this country is that we, that does not mean me, are scared of upsetting ethnic groups.

It's not ok for me to walk around with a knife, even if I protest it's for cutting up fishing lines that may entangle a fish, but it's ok for other beliefs to have one, no questions asked.

If I went to live in a Muslim country, would it be ok for me to proclaim the lord Jesus F Christ is the only one we should be following?

In my opinion. If I went to Dubai for example I would definitely obey their rules and laws.

This is not the case in the UK, come one come all and do as you please, but if the British step out of line, in this country, even by slagging someone off on Facebook we have the coppers around, fully loaded 6 at a time in the early hours.

I can't even get a copper to help a suicidal person on a bridge with a knife, I cannot get a copper to help me move a person who is sleeping rough and disrupting the running of a hospital. Both examples are fact.

None of that is remotely true.

The Sikh who stabbed Henry Nowak is now in jail for the next 21 years.

A white British guy who stabbed a Saudi Arabian student to death for absolutely nothing in Cambridge around the same time whilst high on cocaine is doing a similar amount of time.

The country is in a fornicating mess for many reasons. Not just one, and in my opinion, not the reason you think it is. Secondly and this is the most important one for me, there isn't a road out - it's going to get worse and worse...

Your final sentence really hits home because I suspect you're right.

I've heard these people on the Internet predicting civil war and always thought they're just loony conspiracy theorists - and maybe they are. Then you look at how things are panning out and it's really troubling.

We are seeing little pockets of civil now. These little pockets will get bigger and bigger until it's total mayhem.

Then the government will be relying on the army, as they did for firemen strike, ambulance driver strikes, bin men strikes. Is this is what the army are for these days?

It's coming. But what disturbing to me is, we reacted quickly for COVID.

[Ricky]

None of that is remotely true.

The Sikh who stabbed Henry Nowak is now in jail for the next 21 years.

A white British guy who stabbed a Saudi Arabian student to death for absolutely nothing in Cambridge around the same time whilst high on cocaine is doing a similar amount of time.

The country is in a fornicating mess for many reasons. Not just one, and in my opinion, not the reason you think it is. Secondly and this is the most important one for me, there isn't a road out - it's going to get worse and worse...

Your final sentence really hits home because I suspect you're right.

I've heard these people on the Internet predicting civil war and always thought they're just loony conspiracy theorists - and maybe they are. Then you look at how things are panning out and it's really troubling.

We are seeing little pockets of civil now. These little pockets will get bigger and bigger until it's total mayhem.

Then the government will be relying on the army, as they did for firemen strike, ambulance driver strikes, bin men strikes. Is this is what the army are for these days?

It's coming. But what disturbing to me is, we reacted quickly for COVID.

Things will settle down because the average joe in the UK just wants to keep his head down and quietly get on with their lives.

I think the next election is going to be fun and games though, Farage needs to step it up and keep his promises to sort this mess out, and will need to do so in the face of an almighty panty-wetting tantrum from the left. We've had a glimpse of that looks like from the same people on regards to Trump, but the toys-out-the-pram will reach all new levels when the inevitable happens here.

[Jaguar]

Your final sentence really hits home because I suspect you're right.

I've heard these people on the Internet predicting civil war and always thought they're just loony conspiracy theorists - and maybe they are. Then you look at how things are panning out and it's really troubling.

We are seeing little pockets of civil now. These little pockets will get bigger and bigger until it's total mayhem.

Then the government will be relying on the army, as they did for firemen strike, ambulance driver strikes, bin men strikes. Is this is what the army are for these days?

It's coming. But what disturbing to me is, we reacted quickly for COVID.

Things will settle down because the average joe in the UK just wants to keep his head down and quietly get on with their lives.

I think the next election is going to be fun and games though, Farage needs to step it up and keep his promises to sort this mess out, and will need to do so in the face of an almighty panty-wetting tantrum from the left. We've had a glimpse of that looks like from the same people on regards to Trump, but the toys-out-the-pram will reach all new levels when the inevitable happens here.

I'm still not convinced that Farage will win. Reform might end up having the most seats but Restore may well split their vote and I think the other parties - Labour/Lib/Green/SNP/Plaid - may get enough seats to form a coalition which keeps Farage out of power. Because that's what they're desperate to do, not least because demographics will swing in the favour going forward.

[bmw hector]

How's America doing under Trump?

[Ricky]

How's America doing under Trump?

Great:

"Illegal immigration figures for the US in 2026 show historically low border crossings and declining undocumented populations, driven by strict interior and border enforcement.

Actionable and specific 2026 data points include:

Border Encounters: In recent months, U.S. Customs and Border Protection recorded nationwide monthly enforcement encounters averaging roughly 30,000 to 35,000, representing a dramatic decrease compared to previous years.

Border Releases: The Department of Homeland Security reported a prolonged streak of consecutive months where Border Patrol released zero illegal aliens into the U.S. interior.

Removals: Immigration and Customs Enforcement removed or deported approximately 442,000 illegal immigrants in the preceding fiscal year."

[bmw hector]

Well there's a lot more to running a country than just border control and his approval ratings appear to reflect that.

Most Americans do not support Donald Trump, as recent polls show his approval ratings hovering around 35% to 40%, with a clear majority of the public disapproving of his performance.

Pew Research Center
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While a substantial base remains loyal to him, his overall support has seen a noticeable decline since his reelection.

[Ricky]

A secure border requires some unpopularity, but at the end of the day, when you can walk down the street without a Sudanese asylum seeker carving your eyeballs out with a knife, then putting up with the unpopularity of the policies and the angry student soy boys will be worth it.

[bmw hector]

He's not unpopular for securing the border though, no matter how much you try to bend it that way. He's unpopular for turning America into a shitshow, increasing the costs of living for everday folks whilst his own family and cronies plunder billions, and leading them into a pointless war that he'd promised wouldn't happen during his election campaign. Oh, there's also The Epstein Files cover up where the DOJ protected him and a whole load of p3dos.
MAGA and his simps still love him though, which is cute.

[Ricky]

mumbo jumbo.

[bmw hector]

Strong comeback

[Perkin Warbeck]

Eighteen-year-old Henry Nowak was fatally stabbed in Southampton on December 3, 2025, by Vickrum Singh Digwa, who used a 21cm ceremonial kirpan and was sentenced to life with a 21-year minimum on June 1, 2026.

Six months later, Vickrum's brother Gurpreet received unconditional bail on June 2 after charges for possessing offensive weapons like machetes and an axe, even as he faces additional public possession counts.

In contrast, Reece Robinson, 21, was jailed for two years on June 10 for throwing small stones at police during protests over Nowak's case and bodycam footage. Many highlight this as evidence of unequal treatment between suspects and protesters.

[MasterG]

We are seeing little pockets of civil now. These little pockets will get bigger and bigger until it's total mayhem.

Then the government will be relying on the army, as they did for firemen strike, ambulance driver strikes, bin men strikes. Is this is what the army are for these days?

It's coming. But what disturbing to me is, we reacted quickly for COVID.

Things will settle down because the average joe in the UK just wants to keep his head down and quietly get on with their lives.

I think the next election is going to be fun and games though, Farage needs to step it up and keep his promises to sort this mess out, and will need to do so in the face of an almighty panty-wetting tantrum from the left. We've had a glimpse of that looks like from the same people on regards to Trump, but the toys-out-the-pram will reach all new levels when the inevitable happens here.

I'm still not convinced that Farage will win. Reform might end up having the most seats but Restore may well split their vote and I think the other parties - Labour/Lib/Green/SNP/Plaid - may get enough seats to form a coalition which keeps Farage out of power. Because that's what they're desperate to do, not least because demographics will swing in the favour going forward.

I don't think the average man on the street that's pissed off will vote Green or Liberal for that matter.

I think the average man, and a lot of pissed off idiots will plunge for Reform. That's how I see it going.

I'm the average man, I want change but I'm more of a thinker, I'm not a knee jerk reactionist.

[Jaguar]

Things will settle down because the average joe in the UK just wants to keep his head down and quietly get on with their lives.

I think the next election is going to be fun and games though, Farage needs to step it up and keep his promises to sort this mess out, and will need to do so in the face of an almighty panty-wetting tantrum from the left. We've had a glimpse of that looks like from the same people on regards to Trump, but the toys-out-the-pram will reach all new levels when the inevitable happens here.

I'm still not convinced that Farage will win. Reform might end up having the most seats but Restore may well split their vote and I think the other parties - Labour/Lib/Green/SNP/Plaid - may get enough seats to form a coalition which keeps Farage out of power. Because that's what they're desperate to do, not least because demographics will swing in the favour going forward.

I don't think the average man on the street that's pissed off will vote Green or Liberal for that matter.

I think the average man, and a lot of pissed off idiots will plunge for Reform. That's how I see it going.

I'm the average man, I want change but I'm more of a thinker, I'm not a knee jerk reactionist.

Your average man won't be voting Liberal or Green but there are plenty of students, social workers and silly idealists who will.

Your average man may well be attracted by Reform. Your full-blown idiot probably won't vote even if they'll go on a riot.

[Ricky]

[Nightmare Roy]

The world has gone bloody mad.

[Ricky]

The world has gone bloody mad.

It really has, hard to believe we live in the era of a Trillionaire now.

You still refreshing Tesla stocks every hour to see if Musk has gone broke yet?