The Coming British Revolution
Britain's political system is broken, and the risk of unrest has never been higher.
If you have not heard of the Henry Nowak case, here is a brief outline.
On 3 December 2024, 18-year old Nowak, the son of Polish immigrants to Britain, was walking home in Southampton when he came across a Sikh man called Vikram Digwa. Nowak was video-texting friends. Some kind of interaction happened between him and Digwa. At which point Digwa stabbed him five times with a Sikh ceremonial dagger that he was openly carrying - only Sikhs have a legal exemption from Britain’s incredibly restrictive laws against most kinds of weapons, allowing them to openly carry knives.
Digwa then apparently called his family. His brother arrived and called the police falsely claiming that Nowak had attacked Vikram and racially abused him. Neighbours had called the police saying a man had been stabbed. Digwa’s mother hid the knife from police, while his father told them that he was holding Henry upright as his mouth keeps filling with blood. Digwa and his family insisted that Nowak had not been stabbed, and accused him of a racist attack.
Nowak, by that time on the ground, told the police that he had been stabbed. Bodycam footage shows that the police responded with, “I don’t think you have, mate” - even though calls from other neighbours to the police stated that a man had been stabbed. Nowak is heard saying to officers that he cannot breathe and asking for an ambulance. A police officer is heard asking a superior if they should check if Nowak was stabbed, but the reply was negative. Only a cursory examination was done.
The police handcuffed Nowak, arrested him, read him his rights, and dragged him on the gravel. When he became unresponsive, they finally attempted to render aid. And only then did they call an ambulance.
Henry Nowak was declared dead on the scene.
Full details of the case only came out after Digwa’s trial and conviction for murder in 2026. Following a public backlash, prosecutors brought new charges against members of the Digwa family, even though no new facts had been revealed. This told the public that the police were afraid, and that prosecutors were finally acting to stem the backlash. The police watchdog in England , the Independent Office for Police Conduct said that it had been reviewing evidence since the day after Nowak died, but has not yet found evidence of misconduct.
The system working as intended
The reason the police watchdog could not fault the officers is simple: police race action plans call for them to treat different groups differently. The reigning ideology is Critical Race Theory, which assumes that non-whites are oppressed and whites are oppressors. The police officers would have gotten into trouble if they assumed that a Sikh man making an accusation of racism was a liar. They correctly assumed that they would not get into trouble if they accused a white man who was stabbed of being a liar.
If you are on the left, you will find this claim highly contentious. And yet, it is true, and a critical examination of police Race Action Plan and the Police 2030 strategy can confirm that. There were in Nowak’s case perhaps other considerations, such as lack of communication between dispatch and officers, or poor training, or what have you. But any normal non-ideological person who finds a man saying he has been stabbed and cannot breathe while barely able to move, and is further told that the man in question’s mouth keeps filling up with blood, would first opt for a thorough examination and call an ambulance. Only an ideologue would arrive at such a scene and arrest the helpless white man based on one unverified accusation of racism and with no corroborating evidence. The police saw the Sikh family, saw the white man on the ground, and instantly assumed that the Sikhs must be truthful and the white man must be a liar.
Their training was successful.
White identity
For decades now, progressive political action has been organised around various non-white identities, often focussed on racial grievances. Conservatives, for their part, have concentrated their effort on preventing the emergence or strengthening of white identity politics, in the fear that that somehow automatically leads to Nazism. Hence Nigel Farage’s repeated bragging about his role in stopping the British Nationalist Party.
Now, however, with whites at risk of becoming minorities in their own countries, with the political and legal systems clearly rigged against them, and with European economies falling apart due to energy prices and the rise of white identity politics is inevitable. And the starting point is Britain.
There, the right is careful to clarify that it is not interested in skin colour as such, but, rather, that it is interested in ancestry, as common descent provides a deep and wide web of relationships that create and define society. This is, of course, true of any society, from China to India to Nigeria. However, when anger reaches a certain point, such distinctions fall apart. Civil conflict does not encourage nuance.
The right’s main observation here is that highly insular parallel societies have formed throughout the West. These societies maintain different religious traditions and national loyalties - and therefore values and identities. This precludes the possibility of a shared common good between the natives and the new arrivals. Moreover, as demographic change continues, the right is increasingly fearful of them or their children being reduced to a minority - the fate of the white minority in Rhodesia and South Africa is not encouraging. The right increasingly (and correctly, in our view) sees this as a conflict for their survival.
Every day a new atrocity
The news environment in Britain is bifurcated. The mainstream media regularly fails to report on key stories, or underplays them enormously. With social media and podcasting, however, an entirely different news environment has emerged. There, every single day a new atrocity is reported. An average week has several rapes and assaults, a murder, multiple instances of brazen thefts, gang fights between youths of foreign origin, and so on. In all of these, the native British are typically the victims, and foreign men are typically the perpetrators.
At the time of this writing, a story is breaking of an attempted beheading in Belfast. In the harrowing video, some men try to stop a Somalian migrant straddling a helpless white man and attempting to behead him, while a woman films. When the police appear, the woman tells the men to move away from the migrant, implying that she believes that the police will go after them if they’re seen attacking him without asking for details. This reflects a level of mistrust in the police that is simply unprecedented.
And at the time that this piece was being edited, reports emerged of a triple stabbing in a school in Manchester. There are no further details, but 57% of the students in this school are non-native.
These images and reports are understandably generating increased anger and resentment. When paired with the racial policies of police forces and the judiciary - recall that just last year there were calls for sentencing guidelines to take race into account, which were only quashed through the intervention of Home Secretary Shabana Mahmoud - the result is, as Nigel Farage put it, “cold rage”.
The rage is turning hot.
Elections as a solution?
There are a few points worth sketching out when considering the nature of the political transition, if any, that follows from this anger.
The plight of the British right and its concerns are universal across the West, where rapid demographic change, Critical Race Theory, two-tier policing and justice, benefits for migrants, and so on are creating the same set of grievances. The Western right is now as international as the left.
The establishment parties all operate similarly. In France, Germany, Austria, and elsewhere, they set up some form of a cordon sanitaire, leading to ideologically incoherent coalitions that exist solely to exclude the right.
When that failed, and the right got into power, the result was terrible or unsatisfactory. Georgia Meloni in Italy is brining in half a million new migrants every year. Donald Trump followed through with most of the policies of his predecessors and in some cases exceeded them. Boris Johnson triggered what is now known as the Boriswave, an influx of several million new low-skilled migrants.
The failure of characters like Trump, Meloni, and Johnson does not change their supporters’ ideological views. Rather, it makes them even more hardline, and makes them insist on credibility as a prerequisite for support. In Britain, this is leading to less support for Nigel Farage’s Reform and more support for Rupert Lowe, whose nascent party, Restore, is now polling nationally at around 10%. This is likely to surge if somehow Restore wins the Makerfield by-election, where far left Labour candidate Andy Burnham is trying to gain a parliamentary seat to challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The popularity of the right, and the salience of anti-immigrant sentiment, is rising throughout the West. This is understandable. John Lennon’s Imagine is not just musically atrocious, but it is completely dissociated from any concept of morality, reality, or human nature. People don’t just get along if they don’t share values, which largely come from religion, and identity, which largely comes from ancestry.
As electoral success is thwarted, the possibility of voting Western societies out of the conflicts that arise from diversity reduces. Diverse societies are inherently unstable, always on the edge of civil conflict or civil war. Increasingly, therefore, the right’s position will harden, and, in some cases, it will turn violent.
The objective of the right is no longer halting further migration, legal or illegal, but reversing it. This is now a zero sum game between the natives and the new arrivals.
Which brings us back to the unfortunate death of Henry Nowak. The existing state structures are so intolerant of the idea that there is a difference between native Europeans and non-natives that it is unwilling to acknowledge the gravest of injustices: police showed up to find a dying man, and instead of rendering aid, they treated him as a criminal, because a Sikh family claimed he had been racist. This is not the kind of mess that is exited via coalition governments or voting. This is a zero sum game. And every single new atrocity inflicted by an immigrant on a native European will further compound this perception.
