The High Ground

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[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

All the same politicians who spoke of “rage” and “unspeakable fury” and forced a cultural revolution after George Floyd now demand “calm” and “no politicisation” after Henry’s murder.

The reason is simple.

George Floyd was black.

Henry Nowak was white.

We will not relent.

[The High Ground @highground2024]

@christopherrufo Your fragility is showing, Chris. Do better!

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@St_Rev Isn’t every major city like this?

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@Keir_Starmer Strange how only the ‘right’ ever exploits a tragedy for political purposes. When the left does it, it’s genuine heart felt concern.

[Kai Schwemmer @KaiSchwemmer]

Henry Nowack died because of culture war issues.
Don’t let anyone tell you that these “aren’t a big deal” or are “just a distraction”. These are matters of civilizational life or death.

[Niall Ferguson @nfergus]

"You are not likely to see Henry Nowak’s words stenciled on a mural. No corporation will change its logo. The same establishment that made a few words immortal when spoken by a black man in Minneapolis has met the same words, spoken by a white boy dying on a British street, with what can only be described as a determined, institutional silence. That silence is not neutral. It is a statement. It tells you exactly whose suffering the system has decided counts, and whose does not."

[Chad Crowley @CCrowley100]

A White kid is brutally murdered, and before the blood is even dry, the system moves to contain the outrage.

Keir Starmer says Henry Nowak’s father does not want his son’s death used to create “division.”

That is how the script begins.

In the United States, there’s a federal body called the Community Relations Service, a unit of the Department of Justice created under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Its official purpose is to intervene in racial and identity-based conflicts by bringing “stakeholders” together and managing “community tensions.”

Its real function, however, is more insidious: political containment. When a White victim is murdered by a non-White offender, the facts are buried beneath appeals for calm and unity. When a non-White victim is killed by a White offender, despite being statistically far rarer, the same machinery moves in the opposite direction, turning the event into a national indictment of so-called “racism” and “White privilege.”

The deeper function of such institutions is glaringly obvious. When a racially charged crime threatens the official narrative, in which White people are always guilty and everyone else is always the innocent and oppressed victim, the first priority is containment. Grieving families are placed under immense moral pressure to denounce “hate,” reject “division,” and make sure the victim’s death never becomes a symbol of public anger.

That’s what’s happening here.

Henry Nowak’s death is being transformed from an indictment of the system, which is now wholly and explicitly anti-White, into a lesson in obedience. The public is told to mourn quietly and accept the official framing without question, while avoiding the most basic question of all: why was a dying White kid handcuffed while bleeding to death, while police searched his phone for “racism” after he pleaded with them that he’d been stabbed multiple times by a foreigner holding a gigantic knife, or, forgive me, a ceremonial kirpan right in front of them?

The United Kingdom, however, does not need an American-style CRS because, like every single Western nation, it already has the same apparatus: the politicians, the police, the media, and the same global activist networks, all working to manage justified outrage before it transforms into actual political change.

And that is why this has to be named without apology. The system is not neutral. It is anti-White in its assumptions and anti-White in its results. Its policies, from DEI to mass immigration, seek White demographic erasure. If we want actual change, the whole system has to be named for what it truly is, and those behind it have to be exposed. Only then can it be broken, and only then can real change occur.

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Zia has been absolutely crushing every interview. 10 out of 10

[Alex Armstrong @Alexarmstrong]

If you’d told me, 10 years ago, that White British crowds would one day protest institutionalised anti-white racism within the police, I’d have bet every last penny it would never happen.

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@ZiaYusufUK Well done!

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@robbystarbuck UK conservative leaders actually do a pretty good job of explicitly naming ‘anti white racism’ as the culprit. Much more so than US conservatives

[Nigel Farage MP @Nigel_Farage]

Our institutions don’t care about Henry Nowak because he is white.

I do, and he deserves justice.

Release the bodycam footage.

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@ClayTravis Has Hasan ever defended a conservative who’s been banned or de-platformed because he stands on principles?

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@seanmdav @BonifaceOption Just consumer your hamburger helper and let the satisfaction of knowing your hard work helped a marginalized person today.

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@RealSKeshel @Mike_Pence Beautiful losers

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@LACaldwellDC What is their explanation for why ‘center right conservatism’ is collapsing worldwide? Why do they think the Tories are near extinction in the UK? Why do the Nationalists in France have 6x the seats of the center right? Is it because of Trump?

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Wtf was CIA bro working on that the agency gave him $40 million in gold bars in 5 months?
“between November 2025 and March 2026 Rush requested from the agency tens of millions in gold bars and foreign currency”

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@ReubenR80027912 Saw a Paxton ad yesterday. Plays all the Talarico hits. Trans kids, god is lgbt. Disnt mention this tweet though. Republicans are still afraid to touch this stuff.

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@CCrowley100 Succinct

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@MattWalshBlog “They have a right to perform” Lol. I don’t think Matt was arguing that we should remove the artists right to perform in public