It took a video of Henry Nowak dying in front of our eyes for this Government, the police and much of the mainstream media to confront the hideous fact that this sweet boy’s murder was largely ignored because he was white. He was the victim of anti-racism, in other words white prejudice – and no-one gave a damn. Not Keir Starmer or his Government, none of whom said a single word about Henry – until this week. And not the mainstream media TV channels who saw any and every story as being more important than Henry’s brutal murder.

The fact is we had to see him bleeding out at the feet of the coppers he believed had come to save him before we were confronted by the ugly truth of what is happening in Britain today. And that is that our police are now trained to be allies of all ethnic minorities, to believe what they say without question, to act as anti-racists and come down hard on those they believe to be the racists.

And the assumption that is now ingrained into them is that white people are the aggressors and black and brown people are the victims.

The maniac, Vickrum Digwa, who was sentenced to 21 years this week for Henry’s brutal murder, understood that. It’s why, after he stabbed him, he rang the cops claiming Henry had racially abused him and knocked off his turban. It was a lie.

His family understood it too. It’s why Digwa’s devil of a mother tried to hide the knife her weapons-obsessed son had used to kill Henry.

Because they all knew the police would automatically be on their side. All they had to do was scream “racism” and the cops would turn on the white guy they’d been told was the racist.

And so they did with Henry Nowak. As he lay dying, using his last breaths to tell police he’d been stabbed one of those coppers bent down and said to him: “I don't think you have mate.”

Then he handcuffed him and rolled his face in the gravel. A man who posed no threat whatsoever was handcuffed as he lay dying.

Henry told them numerous times he’d been stabbed and not one of those officers at the scene bothered to check – even though one of his FIVE stab wounds was to the face.

How the hell could they not have checked? How could they not have seen Henry’s blood on that gravel drive. Or did they just not want to see it? Because what it looks like is they just followed their training and assumed the white boy was lying and the brown skinned, knife-wielding maniac was the victim of racism.

And yes, they literally have been trained into that mindset. Hampshire Constabulary’s Race Action Plan makes clear the murder of Geoge Floyd in the US was a pivotal moment for policing in the UK.

But why was it? UK policing is nothing like US policing. There’s literally no comparison. American officers carry guns. Ours do not.

Nonetheless, in 2020 Hampshire Police spent £1million on compulsory race training to “ educate” its workforce” on biases, white privilege, “organisational culture” whatever the hell that means. And they were taught the importance of being an “ally” to ethnic minorities.

And that’s what they were to Vikram Digwa. As dying Henry beggrf for their help they left him and casually wandered over to Digwa asking if he was hurt. The moron pointed to a tiny scratch on his head.

Yet even though he was the killer who’d wielded the knife the cops didn’t handcuff him. They didn’t read him his rights. They just handcuffed the dying lad on the ground who posed no threat. Why? Because they were being an “ally” to the brown-skinned man and virtually ignoring his white victim who they didn’t believe had been stabbed.

And while I do blame the coppers on the ground for that because they could have checked to see whether Henry had been stabbed and didn’t, the fact is it’s the hierarchy of Hampshire Police that must bear the greatest responsibility.

Because that hierarchy made it clear to officers that acting in a way that is racially biased is more important than dealing with a dying man on the ground.

A slide show for their Race Action Plan programme says sticking by these new principles is not only mandatory it’s linked to pay and progression. Put simply, if you don’t come down on the side of the ethnic minorities – whatever the circumstances – you won’t get a pay rise, and you might get fired.

What kind of insane, inhumane policing is that? Everyone is supposed to be equal under the law. But here in Britain that ship has long since sailed.

As Nigel Farage said: “All the values and standards of living in a free country where everyone is judged equally before the law has been trashed.”

And he’s right. Where once the police were accused of being institutionally racist the pendulum has swung 180 degrees the other way.

Now police forces everywhere are being trained in anti-white prejudice and if something isn’t done right now to stop it Britain will be soon unrecognisable.

As for Henry’s devastated family – they will forever be haunted by horrific police cam video footage. It is the last vision they have of the young man they all loved. Yet they have behaved with the kind of courage, constraint and dignity that in beyond comprehension.

God knows how Henry’s dad, Mark, was able to speak about it without collapsing in a heap of tears – like the rest of the country has. He and his family aren’t weeping openly – they have the rest of their lives to do that – they just want things to change so that the fear, the loneliness, the hopelessness their precious boy felt in the last few moments of his life is never experienced by another living soul.

I hope someone in Henry’s family takes up the offer from Elon Musk’s offer to fund a private prosecution against Hampshire Police because talk won’t change anything. Being sued for fielding an anti-white police force on Britain’s streets might just start the change.

Because if things don’t change communities will turn on each other and no-one will trust the police – although I fear we’re almost there.

I’m also worried that that anti-white racism is now endemic in policing and in the British justice system and this Starmer Government is leading the charge.

And what that means is that you or I could be walking along a street and someone from an ethnic minority randomly accuses us of racism – and they will automatically be believed.

And that’s exactly what happened to Henry Nowak. The police chose to believe the Sikh murderer’s version of events rather than trust what they saw in front of them – a dying young white boy begging to be saved.

The last words Henry heard was one of those idiot coppers reading him a police caution. Can you even begin to imagine that?

The manner of Henry’s tragic death was down to an evil combination of wokery, racism and THE most appalling ever case of two- tier policing this country has ever witnessed.

But it HAS to be a line in the sand. The British people now need to rise up and scream about the fact that our police forces have been captured and brainwashed by DEI ideology.

And just where has the Hampshire and the Isle of Wight’s Chief Constable, Alexis Boon, been these last few days – in HIDING, that’s where. He got acting Deputy Chief Constable, Robert France, to read out the force’s apology statement for handcuffing Henry.

But then this is what we’re dealing with now – police chiefs who take the big money, the big pensions and enforce their woke, anti-white rules. But then when it all goes wrong and people die – they run away and hide.

Henry Nowak’s Father was right when he said: ”My son’s murderer was afforded decency. He was believed.”

Tragically Henry was not. Which is why someone has to pay for this – and not just his killer. It’s not about vengeance it’s about a change that HAS to come.

Because the only fitting epitaph for this bright, decent, young man is that what happened to him – and the reasons for it – never happens again.