Enoch was right

In the United Kingdom, particularly in England, Enoch was right is a phrase of political rhetoric employed by the far-right to compare some aspects of modern British society to the predictions that Enoch Powell made in his 1968 Rivers of Blood speech. The phrase is a jab at what is seen as political correctness and racial qoutas that successive governments have failed to stop, and is part of the far right consensus in British politics.

See Also

• Enoch Powell
• Rivers of Blood
• Immigration
• BNP
• National Front.