Matt Walsh

The overdose of George Floyd was a catalyst for billions of dollars in property damage, thousands of fatalities caused by riots and defunded police departments, an onslaught of systemic discrimination against white people at every level of society, and the decline of major American cultural institutions.

A career violent felon with a 90% blockage in his coronary artery, who on the day of his death consumed enough fentanyl to kill an obese horse,

and then tried to defraud a store and then resisted arrest, instantly became, of course, a martyr of the modern left.

Now, it didn't matter that Floyd had no physical injuries to his neck whatsoever or that the chief medical examiner testified that Derek Chauvin's knee never caught off Floyd's airway.

It didn't matter that Floyd repeatedly said he couldn't breathe long before he was on the ground.

It didn't matter that Floyd was alive when he arrived at the hospital.

None of these facts were relevant because 2020 was a very important election year.

It was time for race riots, which would serve the dual purpose of weakening Donald Trump while also ushering in a new years-long wave of anti-white hysteria and vengefulness.

This vengefulness has led, predictably, to the murder of white people in the streets for no other reason than the fact that they're white.

And while these racially motivated murders have been ongoing for some time, we talked about the execution of a white handyman in Louisiana named Lawrence Herr more than three years ago, the killings have now reached a new level of depravity.

Now, it's not enough for white people to get murdered anymore.

Instead, whites are getting slaughtered with the direct assistance of the government and legal system that's supposed to protect them.

This is an escalation that has been brewing for a long time, and now it's just impossible to deny.

So let's start with the facts of one of the most egregious recent cases, one which, as of June 1st, has received zero coverage.

That is none whatsoever from the AP, the New York Times, NPR, Reuters, MSNBC, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, or PBS.

None of them have said a word about this.

So Henry Novak was an 18-year-old white man living in Southampton, England.

He was attending college.

He was the first member of his family to do so.

And on December 3rd of last year, as Novak was walking home alone, he walked past a foreigner named Vikram Digwa.