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Enoch Powell | Speech on Immigration | House of Commons | 10/03/1980
Taken from his wilderness years as Ulster Unionist Party M. P. for South Down, Mr. Enoch Powell cuts an isolated figure as he debates his views on immigration against a scarcely populated but hostile House of Commons.
Recorded on the 10th of March, 1980.
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Komentáře

  • @Patriotman54
    @Patriotman54 Před dnem

    GREAT LEADER

  • @Patriotman54
    @Patriotman54 Před dnem

    i LOOL UO TO mp POWEL

  • @lambd5578
    @lambd5578 Před 2 dny

    Enoch should be revered as a prophet. Not a racist a REALIST.

  • @RobertMustoe
    @RobertMustoe Před 3 dny

    How right he was😮

  • @RubyMarkLindMilly
    @RubyMarkLindMilly Před 4 dny

    The Best Prime minister Britain never had a political colossus 🇬🇧👍

  • @alanfizzypop9607
    @alanfizzypop9607 Před 4 dny

    Powell got it spot on as has Tommy Robinson decades later only today a report of sex offences and other atacks on women has finally been exposed as record highs and true something our goverment denied to suit the migrant madness of allowing 100s of thousands of unvetted males from abroad to invade the UK

  • @user-fx5ly7it9g
    @user-fx5ly7it9g Před 7 dny

    It's too late now Mr Enoch Powell 🤔 nobody at the time would listen to you my friend 👍 but you spoke the truth and nothing but the truth 👍 god bless your soul 👍❤️

  • @homonovo
    @homonovo Před 8 dny

    It’s really scary just how right he was. And no one listened to him or just shut their ears to him. Even then they just screamed”racist!” with no decent argument.

  • @lindakay9552
    @lindakay9552 Před 12 dny

    Dude this is Hella creepy! Jock Collville married Lady Margaret Egerton. Lady Margaret Egerton is descended from my paternal line Edgerton (phoenitic modern spelling. ) Something like her 2nd great grandfather is my 4h great grandfather. If that's not enough, I have a 5th great grandmother Lucy Churchill B:2 Feb 1801 New Portland, Somerset, Maine, USA D:9 Nov 1896 Lyons, Burt, Nebraska, USA Died before Winston was even born. 😮 So my mom is descended from a Churchill and she married an Edgerton. While Sir Collville married an Egerton, and worked for a Churchill.

  • @andyhalstead3949
    @andyhalstead3949 Před 12 dny

    Proper man

  • @andyhalstead3949
    @andyhalstead3949 Před 12 dny

    He knew how evil is

  • @borderlord
    @borderlord Před 12 dny

    44 Years ago and the only thing he got wrong was that he UNDER estimated the extent to which 3rd world immigration was going to continue! Also he didnt realise the malign,detrimental affect of Islamism,which has been a disaster for the UK!

  • @cargumdeu
    @cargumdeu Před 14 dny

    This is a real pearl. Thank you for uploading it. I especially liked 'Do you go to the theatre?' 'Never!'.

  • @librarytracks
    @librarytracks Před 15 dny

    i alway`s said that i was correct , my god this government and goverments that have gone before , they all should be ashamed to have let the british people down , because they don`t have the bollocks to keep all these immigrants out, and they even help them come into our country on boats of the RNLI , my god poor old stupid johnny English ehh , even the churches are being turned into Mosques , what will it take before we all wake up to all this mayhem.

  • @Jono153
    @Jono153 Před 15 dny

    21:15 I burst out laughing at this response, I can't believe that even in the 1980s this type of rhetoric was being used as an attempt to shut down any discourse around immigration. If only Mr Powell could see the state we're in now, we owe it to past generations to actually give a shit.

  • @BossySwan
    @BossySwan Před 16 dny

    Order order

  • @potatokitty
    @potatokitty Před 18 dny

    He was right. By God, he was right.

  • @michaelmaclean5688
    @michaelmaclean5688 Před 20 dny

    Enoch Powell was right about the influx of peoples who don't care to be assimilated into western culture being allowed into Western nations en mass. Islam is a religion and culture of invasion and domination and those who don't se it as such are willfully blind, deaf and dumb to the danger of it.

  • @seanmartinman7946
    @seanmartinman7946 Před 21 dnem

    They should have listened to Enoch Powell and we would be a zillion times better off.

  • @Comfortzone99
    @Comfortzone99 Před 24 dny

    ..a reminder from this audio clip that it was also Maggie who got TV cameras put in the Commons.

  • @Greybeard2000
    @Greybeard2000 Před 25 dny

    This man spoke the truth no matter how many times it was twisted by hateful people and boy as it come home to roost, leaves the only hope left is reform.

  • @HB-fp5fz
    @HB-fp5fz Před 28 dny

    Wish he was here now! He warned what was coming, all come true.

  • @BraveInstance
    @BraveInstance Před 29 dny

    "I don't think anyone here is arguing for uncontrolled immigration". And now here we are, 40 years later and the conservative party allow it freely without thought.

  • @robertewing3114
    @robertewing3114 Před 29 dny

    Jock told The World At War what Chamberlain asked Churchill at the meeting with Halifax and Margesson, what Churchill told him and yet would not write for publication. Tremendous to hear this, particulary his opinion that Munich was absolutely right. Of course it was, but as Halifax wrote, it was no surprise that Munich generated immense controversy.

  • @fortuner123
    @fortuner123 Před 29 dny

    A wonderful patriot. We won't see the likes of him anymore. A person who helped immensely to define British culture. Sadly missed. We are lost.

  • @peterstaples1
    @peterstaples1 Před měsícem

    The situation in 2024 is infinitely worse than anything said in that Chamber back in 1980. Enoch Powell came closest - that goes without saying - but even he couldn't fully see where we were going

  • @wasitacatisaw83
    @wasitacatisaw83 Před měsícem

    16:01 what a misguided fool! Already at 4 million muslims in the UK, and thats not including all the other immigrants.

  • @jocarter2848
    @jocarter2848 Před měsícem

    If only we had listened!

  • @WilliamBelibaste
    @WilliamBelibaste Před měsícem

    Truth told and we are now dealing with the outcome, decades of denying. Enoch a true hero

  • @wontbelongnow5567
    @wontbelongnow5567 Před měsícem

    He could see the future and how right he was on immigration. Only if they listened at the time. Then England wouldn't be ruined like it is now.

  • @crusader2112
    @crusader2112 Před měsícem

    A great man who foresaw the problems we face today. One thing I disagree with him is that I believe The Soviets were a threat, not militarily but politically. They had agents and influence through Communists Parties in my country The U.S.

  • @johnmoulton-zh9rm
    @johnmoulton-zh9rm Před měsícem

    He was a very wise man. Far superior to all other politicians.

    • @walkingsleeper9713
      @walkingsleeper9713 Před 22 dny

      Yet masses dont like tyrants and dictators. They need their "freedom".

  • @saltyrogers8085
    @saltyrogers8085 Před měsícem

    Mr Eric Heffer asks the retarded question, where do we send them back to....

  • @saltyrogers8085
    @saltyrogers8085 Před měsícem

    How the labour party has not changed. How the conservative party accelerated this nonsense and how this country is quite possibly forever ruined.

  • @elaineathwal1277
    @elaineathwal1277 Před měsícem

    He said the truth back then if only they had listened to him !

  • @jep1912
    @jep1912 Před měsícem

    'British in their outlook'............ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @jep1912
    @jep1912 Před měsícem

    Denmark has it right.

  • @annethirwell4549
    @annethirwell4549 Před měsícem

    Labour then would have sold the islanders down the river

  • @jep1912
    @jep1912 Před měsícem

    A hero. My hero.

  • @NoelCaplice
    @NoelCaplice Před měsícem

    Absolutely brilliant man. As an irishman my father always admired him as someone who embodied the best qualities of Britain, steadfast, courageous, the first truelly professional general. Long live his memory.

  • @vegan.soyboy
    @vegan.soyboy Před měsícem

    Well now you know what the indigenous Australian aboriginal population feel when their land was taken by the white men and they were made 2nd class citizens in their own country...

  • @robtilley1750
    @robtilley1750 Před měsícem

    I don't agree with him but I know he truly believed in what he was saying and for that he was courageous as he knew it finished his chances of high office.

  • @stevemills9708
    @stevemills9708 Před měsícem

    This guy knew what he’s talking about total over run country by foreigners and look at it now 2024 unacceptable !!

  • @troyhughes6504
    @troyhughes6504 Před měsícem

    I really love listening to these great warriors and commanders tell their stories. Monty was one of my favorite commanders of that war and a great and honorable man.

  • @davidgartland8870
    @davidgartland8870 Před měsícem

    enoch powell predicted more truth than nostradamos ever did. god bless you sir. i know you will be looking down saying i told you so. we need a man like this now and the only way forward is to vote reform !!!!!!

  • @francollins4036
    @francollins4036 Před měsícem

    The sharpest mind of any politician ever.

  • @johngallacher9957
    @johngallacher9957 Před měsícem

    He was just a base wallaf

  • @JimMac23
    @JimMac23 Před měsícem

    With Thatcher as P.M. there was a lot of discontent.

  • @mymgb66
    @mymgb66 Před měsícem

    A politician with PRINCIPLES. How rare nowadays.

  • @SM-mz2hz
    @SM-mz2hz Před měsícem

    Alex Lyon 16:03 It’s this shortsighted nonsense that has the country the way it is today. 3.3m? Sure. The epitome of a weak man. Not fit to lace Enoch’s boots.