The Sikh Martial Art of Gatka

UK: The Disturbing “Dialectical History” of Poles and Sikhs in the UK! (9.6.2026)

How Dresden Looked After a World War II Firestorm By Polish RAF Pilots
How Dresden Looked After the World War II Firestorm Inflicted By Polish RAF Pilots

The surname “Nowak” is a specific version of the Slavic name “Novak” meaning “new-comer” or “novice”. Although Novak is Polish in origination – the “Nowak” variant derives from the “Silesia” region of Southern Poland (with small areas of Silesia also lying across Germany and the Czech Republic). It is not a historically ethnic “British” or “English” surname. People with this name – who possess British Citizenship tend to be migrants from Poland – or British-born descendents of migrants from Poland. As contemporary Poland is Neo-Nazi since the collapse of the Communist Bloc (reverting to its pre-1939 fascist-Catholic orientation) – the Polish political and educational establishments emphasis a strong “Polish” sense of racial and ethnic identity – so that those Poles who have migrated to countries outside of Poland for economic purposes (“economic migrants”) are taught to consider themselves “Poles” even if they are born in foreign places.

In Poland today, for instance, the murdered teenager – Henry Nowak – is considered an “ethnic Pole” despite the fact he was born in the UK and carried British Citizenship. Due to the racist culture that exists in Poland – there is a ridiculous movement claiming that the murdered Henry Nowak is the “White” George Floyd. Many Polish people have been filmed on the streets of Poland “taking the knee” and holding-up “White Lives Matter” placards. WLM is a Neo-Nazi Movement that has successfully infiltrated mainstream Western society – and was even been recently mentioned in the British Parliament – with impunity. Of course, I am not commenting on the specific Nowak family which has lost a son – but I understand that this family may well be racially diverse – and does not conform to the racially pure stereotype being trumpeted by the British and Polish far-right. The surname “Nowak” might become a British name by association and naturalisation – but it is NOT a traditional or historical British name.

In a sense, the tragedy that has unfolded – which i do not intend to discuss here – is in reality an example of the descendents of two groups of non-British migrants into the UK attacking and killing one another (the murderer, as you know, is “Sikh”). During WWII, when the Japanese invaded Hong Kong in 1941, the Sikh Police Constables working for the British Authorities – changed sides – and went over to helping the invading Imperial Japanese. These treacherous Sikhs assisted in the committing of Japanese atrocities and as a group that cannot be trusted – they were expelled from ALL British institutions with shame (as a consequence, many Sikhs joined the racist “Indian National Army” associated with the fascist Chandra Bose). Later, the Sikh bodyguards murdered the Indian Prime Minister – Indira Gandhi – after being trusted with her security. From 1930-1939 – the Catholic country of Poland was fascist. Poles came out on the streets and celebrated when Hitler was elected into power in 1933.

In 1934, Poland granted Goebbels a State Visit – during which the establishing of the first modern Concentration Camp (in “Bereza”) was discussed – to be established in East Poland. An old Czarist Military Barracks was converted in 1934 to “process” ethnic Russians out of Poland (prior to being invaded by the Poles in 1920 – this area used to be part of West Russia). In 1938, Polish Forces joined their Nazi German ally in the invasion of Czechoslovakia. During 1939, Hitler betrayed his fascist ally and invaded Poland – giving East Poland back to the Soviets. Churchill, who believed the West could invade and destroy the USSR using Poland as a corridor – fabricated an association between the Polish and the UK that simply did not exist. During the RAF bombing of Dresden (on February 13th, 1945) – considered a War Crimes by many – it is a little known fact that many of the RAF pilots on that night were “Polish”. The Poles were annoyed at the time because the UK and US had agreed to Poland falling in the Soviet-sphere of post-WWII Europe.