The police admits that they don’t consider white people even as deserving human rights.. It’s in their policies and training. White Brits had to put up with this BS far too long. Not anymore.
That is basically the 5th stage of sharia. But people are too dumbed down to even understand that.
The transatlantic row erupted when the US State Department linked ‘two-tier policing’ to Mr Nowak’s death
US Vice President JD Vance has condemned Britain’s handling of the murder of a white student by a Sikh man, linking it to what he said was civilisational decline caused by mass migration. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4eqro6D
Following the murder in the UK of Henry Nowak, it pays to note we also have a multi-tiered law system. Not just for those who identify as members of the ATSI class, but for more recent arrivals as well.
So if you want to defend yourself in public spaces, you better identify as an ordained Sikh. As a common Australian we can’t own pepper spray or a taser for protection. However, as one of the preferred migrant class, you can run around with a concealed 15 cm long knife.
Sikhs are legally allowed to carry a so-called kirpan knife in Victoria, under a specific religious exemption.
While the ‘Control of Weapons Act 1990’ prohibits possessing, carrying, or using prohibited weapons (including knives), there is a Governor in Council exemption under Section 8B (published in the Government Gazette, effective from around 2009) that specifically allows a Sikh, whose religious practices require the carrying and possession of a kirpan to possess, use, and carry it for the purposes of religious observance.
This exemption covers bringing these knives into Victoria, as well as possessing/carrying it in public, and related activities. Victoria Police has an official guide for security officers confirming this, noting that kirpans are usually worn concealed under clothing.
Note there is no need to carry special documentation proving their faith (initiation can occur at any age for males or females), though some carry explanatory cards for convenience during security checks.
Happy Days in the Democratic People’s Republic of Naarmistan, where some people are always more equal than others.
