Matt Walsh

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When first-year university student Henry Novak was slaughtered by a foreigner named Vikram Digwa in the streets of Southampton, England late last year, the indigenous people of Britain, which is to say the white people, finally began to rise up, as we've been talking about.

And as they learned more details about the case, their anger grew.

Novak had been stabbed simply because he passed a Sikh on the sidewalk, noticed the large blade hanging in front of his clothing,

and began recording with his cell phone.

That was it.

For the crime of filming a Sikh without permission, Novak was butchered.