Enoch Powell
Enoch Powell was a British politician and member of the Conservative Party, best known for his controversial 'Rivers of Blood' speech in 1968 that opposed immigration and multiculturalism. His views on race and nationality stirred significant public debate and have had a lasting impact on British politics, often being cited in discussions about nationalism and immigration.
Born on Jun 16, 1912 (113 years old)
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Australia:
That line was borrowed from former British Conservative politician Enoch Powell, who used it in his hugely controversial 1968 'Rivers of Blood' speech.
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Romania:
Enoch Powell is known for a controversial speech in 1968 that is considered racist.
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United Kingdom:
Reform is led by a man whose political hero is Enoch Powell.
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Jamaica:
Enoch Powell was the local MP for many years.
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United Kingdom:
Enoch Powell is known for his controversial 'Rivers of Blood' speech in 1968, which appealed to racial sentiments.
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Spain:
Expressions like 'island of outsiders' have reminded some of the infamous language of British nativist politician Enoch Powell.
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Canada:
Enoch Powell, who said that white Britons would find 'themselves made strangers in their own country.'
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Spain:
Enoch Powell's rhetoric has been compared to that of Starmer, which incited racist violence in the sixties.
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United Kingdom:
Enoch Powell is known for his infamous 1968 'rivers of blood' speech.
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Hungary:
Enoch Powell criticized British Royal Marines for surrendering without casualties during the Falklands conflict.
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