Jim Davidson: Southampton ERUPTS After Henry Nowak Bodycam Sparks Outrage!

Good morning, everybody.I thought I'd come and do an extra little bit on here today regarding what is going on.I lived in the Southampton area for a long, long while, and I know the people of Southampton.They're good people.The people from Hampshire, we're all good people in this country.We're being driven to distraction.

We really, really are.So let's talk about the racial tension that this is causing and also our distrust of the police and people saying, you know, if you're a white person, it's difficult to, it's difficult to, are you safe to walk the streets?If a black guy comes at you with a knife and stabs you and you're lying there bleeding, And the police turn up, the ambulance, and I said, well, he called me an N -word and came at me.So, you know, and then you get arrested.What has happened with Henry is appalling, really, really appalling.And people's reactions to it are just as appalling.

And I'm not talking about the guys and girls that were protesting down in Southampton.What else can they do?The frustration, the frustration there that there's no one, no one to listen to them.they take to the streets in an effort to try and get their thing across.And then they get slagged off.And the police try and goad them.

Did you see the police yesterday?They looked like a Roman legion, didn't they?With their shields.I just don't get it.And Kemi Badenoch has come on and said it is a seminal moment.A seminal moment means let's hope that this is the start of something that's going to happen.

Are we crossing the Rubicon sort of thing?There will be action taken because of this.What, Kemi?There'll be nothing taken.The police and the silly people.The coppers talk as if they're reading the orcute.

Well, I was proceeding in a novel.direction when I noticed a skirmish.Come on, for heaven's sake, those coppers were totally, totally wrong.But let's just take a breath, breathe in, and let me tell you about what I think.The other day, I had to go into London to listen to a general do a lecture about 20 First Century Warfare.It was a great lecture and afterwards, I'm fueled by the fact that something had happened to me.

During the Q &A, I jumped up and I said, thank you, General, for speaking.But people are talking about conscription and young people now do not want to sign up for the army.A conscription army would be awful for the forces.They'd be forced into a fight.for a country they wouldn't want to fight for.And why wouldn't they want to fight for that country?

Because the country has already been invaded.It has been invaded from within.It is not a country worth fighting for.That's what people think.What are you going to do about that, General, when you've got no soldiers?You know, it's amazing.

It's just amazing what's going on.What prompted me to get a bit shitty about that was that I was going to get an Uber down to the station.and the missus called me and uber and they said it'll be 25 minutes because of the tube strike of course and uh and so she said i'll get you another car so another sort of car turned up and i jumped in it and there was a young pakistani lad you can tell the pakistanis can't you um um and he was sort of young and pumped and a bit amir khan looking you know the boxer and i pulled out the driver went up the top of the road and he was indicating to turn right And I was on the phone, so I said, hang on a minute.I said, don't turn right here, mate.We're going to wherever.And he said, don't tell me how to drive.

You just stick on your phone, all right?I said, I beg your pardon.We're going the wrong way.Don't you tell me what to do.OK.seriously.

And so as we then pulled on to the right, to the proper direction, I could see his eyes in the rearview mirror focusing on mine, trying to be the hard man, trying to be the man and the hatred in that man's eyes.

Luckily it wasn't in the evening and I'd been on the Scotch, but no, I thought, well, I just got to sit here and take this.I can't say anything because what will he say?He was racist towards me.Let's talk about Henry.Henry, the great English name, Henry I, Henry II, Henry III.Let's hope this is Henry the last.

We don't want any more Henrys killed.So there's two things that people are protesting about here now.The fact that this guy, a Sikh, and there's nobody who likes Sikhs more than me. I adore the Sikh people.I mix them quite a bit in various things.And my best friend in Dubai was a Sikh, Bobby Sandhu.In fact, his namesake is now a police commissioner or a head of some training college or whatever.

And she said, this should not be politicized.Let's just leave this to the police to be sorted out.Well, Commissioner Sandhu, we leave it to the police to sort it out.

It's the police is causing the problem.I didn't see those people last night in Southampton protesting about the Sikh community.They were protesting about the police.The police's ability to be useless.The police's ability, as Nigel Farage rightly says, I believe, said the police were more interested in racial things rather than a murder that was taking place.Okay, these coppers that turned up might have been fucking thick, but it's no excuse.

They believed, they believed this Sikh family.

Right now, all this Sikh family are going to court.They're going to court for possession of weapons inside their house.They will say that some of them are Sikh ceremonial things.but a flick knife, an extended baton, a this and that, whatever reason they have those things there, it's nothing to do with, all right, the family are gonna get nicked.

They are nicked for that.Let's see what's happened.

And mum is waiting to be sentenced because apparently she moved the murder weapon back to her house.Well, before we all go mad and say, let's, you know, flog her to death.She's a mum.What would a mum do?Yes, it's bad, but place yourself in her thing.So the Sikh family are protecting the son that had murdered young Henry.

Henry the last.Let's hope it's the last one.Henry's family, great family.Please do not turn this into some reason to demonstrate.Well, you know, Mr. Novak, this is people's way.We have had enough.

We want Henry to be the last.We want our police to do proper policing, not two -tier policing.and what the politicians are going to say.Let's hope Keir Starmer takes the knee.Did you see that wonderful picture of him and some bird in the house at Tandana Creek taking the knee?Because a serial criminal, George Floyd in America, died because of what people alleged to be a racial thing.

What's happening now?This wasn't racial then.This guy, a Sikh, an Indian or whatever, killed this young white boy.And then, according to accounts, when he was lying on the floor dying, the guy whipped his turban off and when the police come and said, yeah, are you hurt in any way?Yeah, he knocked my turban off and I've got a bit of an eye here.Look, meanwhile, this guy's dying on the floor saying, I can't breathe, I've been stabbed.

The policeman, no, you ain't mate.He's more worried.He is now convinced because of his, what is it?Diversion and inclusivity.He is now convinced.Brainwashed that this man has upset this Sikh family.

Let's protect the Sikh family first.We can't have anything right this isjust a white bloke.Fuck him.And somebody's lying there dying.I've been stabbed.

Oh, I don't think you have, mate.And they're handcuffing him.They're handcuffing him as he's taking his last breath.The last thing he heard was this woke copper reading him his rights, which turns out to be the last rights.The family are very gracious and saying, look, please don't make this into a thing.We want to grieve privately.

Yes, you want to grieve privately.But people are going to take the streets.People have had enough.I said ages ago that the word around the campfire was, I've been reading things, there's going to be a civil war, there's going to be this, there's going to be that, there's going to be that.And so they take to the streets.They take to the streets of Southampton last night, six o 'clock.

I saw it on the news on the.Internetty thing.Or let's meet up in Southampton to protest this.What were they protesting?Not the Sikhs.Not the fact that it was a racial murder.

We don't know the reason of the murder.We've not been told.We're just the public.But the fact that the police chose to put a racial slur in front of a murder.It was more important to protect the people who had this racist thing done to them, allegedly, than this poor man losing his life, drowning in his own blood.

where two police officers were there basically handcuffing him and taking him away.What are we gonna do about it, eh?Kemi Badenoch, the conservative leader, she has said, this reminds me of the Stephen Lawrence murder.

Kemi, it doesn't.Stephen Lawrence was murdered 33 years ago in a street, two streets from where I grew up.I knew the people that were allegedly involved or were involved.This is not, this is just, this is different.This is someone being stabbed to death Chemie, it's not the same.People are protected.

because we have had enough.We've had enough of getting in a cab and having the driver hating you because you're white.We've had enough of our children being murdered in racially motivated things.Lee Rigby, was there enough done about that?No.We don't mention it because we're all brainwashed and we know the police are on side of the minorities in this country.

And the minorities, if we're not careful, will soon be the majority because all us white people will either leave or we'll be dead.Keir Starmer, are you going to take the knee?What's happened to the Lib Deb?I ain't heard him.Ed Davey, where's he gone?And as for the Greens, they're probably still dancing around Stonehenge, which is a replica of their leader's teeth.

No, we need to do something.And the only way we can do it is to protest.And that's what those people were doing.They were also showing solidarity.And of course, the police turn up.You know, not only can they not save a man's life who's dying, and they were cuffing him, they now do what they do best.

Put the helmets on and start a fight with the protesters.And so the protesters get so wound up, they overreact.And the police say, well, there you go.The policing minister, Sarah, someone or other, she said two people were arrested last night, the demonstrations, et cetera, et cetera.

And we don't think that people should behave towards the police like this.Well, let me tell you, minister, I don't think the police should behave in a way they are for people like us.It's not safe to walk the streets.

It's not safe.It isn't.Keir Starmer, are you going to take the knee for Henry the last?Kemi, what are you going to do?Nigel Farage, he's stuck his head above the parapet and has been slagged off.He's stirring up racial hatred.

He's stirring up rage.We are.We are out.We are outraged.Those people in Southampton, all the people that I lived with for 15 years down there, great people.They've had enough.

I've had enough.Have you had enough yet?What are you going to do?