Enoch Powell - from Wolverhampton to Blackpool

As I grew up I learned that Enoch Powell was a racist - it was a lesson learnt by osmosis, abosrbed via the media and political elite.

I never doubted it.

But the older I became and the more I saw the treatment of white people by the ethnic communities in England, and the medias and political elites method of either sweeping it under the carpet or ignoring it all togehter -  the more I came to doubt my original thoughts on Enoch.

So I thought I better check for myself.

So I read, I watched and I considered.

I started ofcourse with that speech - 'rivers of blood'.

What struck me most about this speech was that Enoch claimed he was in part motivated to make it due a letter he received from a constituent claiming that excrement had been posted through her door.

You can see from this link to an interview with David Frost from 1969 how the (liberal) media 'rubbish', undermines this claim.

 

 

So the more I looked into Enoch Powell the more it seemed to me that he has been misrepresented and that a very important debate about race and immigration has been ignored by us as a society - due to fear by those who felt like Enoch that they would be persecuted by us.

 

 

This has led to Gordon Brown on 1 hand saying British Jobs for British Workers and on the other calling an old women a bigot because she questioned him about the number of foreigners coming to her area and taking all the local jobs.

 

This (in my opinion) has also led to the child sexual abuse by Muslim pedophile gangs throughout this land, and the murder of teenagers like Charlene Downes and Paige Chivers and many others.

 

This has led to a situation which may result in the genocide of the white British people.

 

Recently I brought 'Enoch at 100'

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Enoch-100-re-evaluation-politics-philosophy/dp/1849543100/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1364842031&sr=8-1

 

In this book there is an interview with Enoch's wife - Pam. She is asked about this letter (pg 307) - Pam is quite clear - the letter did exist - they looked for it but could not find it - but it did exist.

 

So what strikes me about this is that when enoch made his 'rivers of blood' speech - what we as a society chose to do was sacrifice this women - her fears, her harrassment her threats were not important enough.

 

And now the murder of Charlene, paige and many many others is treated in exactly the same way.

 

We must not let this happen