by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts:

As I was writing this article several thousand British citizens were outside a police station in Southhampton, England, demanding accountability for the murder of a young white British student, Henry Nowak, by a black immigrant-invader and the white British police.  

The black immigrant-invader murdered Nowak by stabbing him five times.  The white British police murdered Nowak by ignoring his testimony that he had been stabbed and what turned out to be Novak’s last words: “I can’t breathe.” The British police, trained as they successfully have been to see the white person as the aggressor, instead of arresting the black immigrant-invader who attacked Nowak, fatally as it turned out, the white British police arrested the dying Nowak, who died in police handcuffs.  The “racially sensitive trained” white British police believed the black immigrant-invader’s lie that Nowak had used a racial epithet.  They did not believe Nowak that he had been stabbed.  The “racially sensitive police” did not even look to see if Nowak had been stabbed.  Instead, they handcuffed a dying man and did not call for medical help.