Tommy Robinson Blames “Pakistani Muslims” At Southampton Protests, Despite Henry Nowak Killer Being Sikh

ByMF Jones

Following the shambolic police work that resulted in student Henry Nowak dying in handcuffs, Tommy Robinson and Nigel Farage told their supporters to go to Southampton Police Station to protest.

Tommy actually turned up himself, and soon enough was on the mic talking about “Pakistani Muslims”… even though the killer of Henry Nowak was a British Sikh:

“Well done for not remaining silent. Well done for coming out. Henry’s murder is… I’ve spoke about this for 20 years.

“I said you’ll be a victim of a race gang, i.e. Pakistani Muslims will be beating up a white kid.

“The police will turn up. They jump on the white kid. Every time I’ve seen him my whole life, they jump on the white kid.

“What the whole world has now seen in Henry’s video is what we all know anyway. Is a different treatment for white people compared to non-whites.”

Vickrum Digwa, 23, was sentenced to life in prison for Henry’s death. Surely there’s no way Tommy Robinson thinks all brown people are Muslims, does he? I’m sure he’s not that daft, although you can’t really say the same for his supporters…

Or at least the ones who turned out for the protests in Southampton and started attacking police:

Of course, Tommy is making a wider point about immigration overall, and I suppose he’s always going to single out “Pakistani Muslims” who have proven to be his arch nemeses over the years. Still, bit of a low blow mentioning them around a situation they had nothing to do with.

Funnily enough, it wasn’t that long ago Tommy was bigging up the Sikh community as “a fine example to immigrant communities” and saying he will “always stand” with them…

Well, whatever you think of Tommy or his supporters, one thing is true – police work of the standard we saw during Henry Nowak’s murder is unacceptable and something has to be done to ensure it won’t happen again.

Is attacking police and trying to break into Southampton Police Station the answer? Probably not. But at least Nigel Farage got that “pure, cold rage” he asked for.

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