Wow ! Enoch was a prophet just like his namesake.

@dragonofthewest8305

4 жыл бұрын

True

@nifralo2752

3 жыл бұрын

Iromic how the book of Enoch was taken out of the bible

The erudite oratory of Powell and Foot is amazing in this dull age of 2022.A different world.

@susannamarker2582

9 ай бұрын

The war generations made great politicians. Not the WEF Blairite Woke Brigade of today.

A typically prophetic speech from Powell. A truly great man.

Powell was a giant of an intellect. 100% correct. Amazing to watch these old clips.

@brettthorndike1079

6 жыл бұрын

gmonkey808 I agree, Enoch Powell was a "Great" man...I also enjoy watching these older clips of his works on KZread

@danw1374

4 жыл бұрын

A fine man indeed, more balls than any of todays politicians

What a great man who has proved correct on all the big views

Enoch Powell was a man who spoke the truth what a great Prime Minister he would have made

Mr Powell, Sir, thank you again and again! You were right then and still are in 2021!

@fradiavolo11

Жыл бұрын

...and in 2022 your economy is sinking. The only G7 economy not to have fully recovered from the Covid slump.

@susannamarker2582

9 ай бұрын

Enoch is still right in 2023. Even more so today. Whitehall are a bunch of EU lovers, educated by the marxist Blair.

24:01 Great stuff from Foot on human nature. I'm no socialist, but he hits the nail on the head here. It's always easier to just keep the status quo; that's why the 2016 vote was so monumental.

@humanforfreedom9583

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah foot was a frightening far left radical but he got this issue absolutely correct

@jonathansimmons5353

2 жыл бұрын

@25:29.. "Defeatism- thats why....." Foot was 100% on the money!

When I listen today (Thursday 21st March 2019) to the words of Dennis Skinner and even those of the late Enoch Powell I realize what a grip on the subject of the EU and it's relationship with the UK these men have or had.

both michael foot and enoch powell both greats from opposing sides

Powell was a political genius and visionary He was right about everything.

Enoch is such a gem

Absolutely spot on. Powell one of few people who instinctively knows the British soul and eloquently tells how we tick. Foot excellent too. Great to hear the NZ guy put things so well too. Can you imagine the BBC putting this programme out nowadays?

@hudldevice1092

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, that NZ chap was excellent. While much has changed since 1975, we still have those ties of language, culture and kinship with Australia and New Zealand. John Howard, the former PM in Australia, has vocally supported Brexit and, hopefully, we will rebuild the strong trade links we once had.

@FranzBieberkopf

Жыл бұрын

It wasn't put out by the BBC, it was Thames TV.

@Omulosi

Жыл бұрын

@@FranzBieberkopf True but the point stands. In those days independent television, as non-BBC channels were generically known, were rightly considered lower grade compared to BBC. Today they're indistinguishable, with BBC leading the race to the bottom.

@toastedterps

9 ай бұрын

Praxeology and patriotism

Brings one to tears

So very right, as so often Enoch

The point at which this man was removed from the conservative party was probably the point of no return for this country.

Thanks for uploading this. Great stuff.

This is great

You need a great person to run a great nation but it's to late Enoch has gone...what a shame.

They tried their best to slander him as a racist.. he spoke fluent Urdu and some of his closest Friends were Indian

Powell, the greatest Hero of the U.K.!

I was told by a man I was working with in the early 70s that the common market was designed to crush Britian. He said at the time . Look what the newspaper's are saying,"IF Britain joins the Common Market?." He said it's not IF its WHEN. They have no choice.

@nifralo2752

3 жыл бұрын

Many conservaties believe that capitalism and the market cares about them just cause both are anti communist. In relaity the market doesn't give a crap about sovereignty or traditional values. And i think conservatives are finally waking up to smell the coffee.

@johnmacaroni105

3 жыл бұрын

@@nifralo2752 Excellent comment.

I don’t agree with a lot of what Enoch Powell says, but you can’t deny that both him and foot were absolute geniuses with Giant intellects unmatched in politics today

@garethmorris299

2 жыл бұрын

Enoch proven right on everything!Enoch even could of got the Nobel prize for economics that went to Friedman as Enoch was the first to espouse the monetarist idea.Look at the problems in our inner cities now!Proven right and Resigned over undemocratic EU.Right about Ireland =North Voted to be part of Britain!Voted most impressive MP by fellow MPS.Great constituency MP.Youngest ever Professor in the Commonwealth.leading Classicist of his generation.Double starred first Degree from Trinity college ,Cambridge.Rose from Private to Brigadier in the British Army.In Military intelligence said to of got to understand the mind of Rommel better than anyone.Brilliant Orator,poet,Historian and linguist=Spoke 14 languages and was even an interpreter in Urdu!Walked out of a three hourclassics exam at Cambridge to translate to one classics language.Enoch did three different translations ,walked out after an hour and a half,and got awarded adouble starred first degree for it!Brilliant ,Amazing man of integrity.Enoch even voted againts a pay rise for MPS.Never be a better MP.Greatest PM we ,unfortunately,never had!

Mr Enoch Powell 👍🏻 how different things would have been if he had become PM . British through and through . I love the Parliamentary SELF GOVERNING nation comment . They knew what’s happening today was coming We were always a thorn in mainland Europe’s side which begs belief the European Parliament didn’t try to suck us in more readily , but they didn’t once the British taxpayers money started rolling in which we all know that’s what it was really about ! It was very not British to be shoved around . Nearly 50 years later and not 50 great years ! We are out !

@mrjohncharlesbrown

Жыл бұрын

Out ? What difference? please explain the changes you've noticed

Michael Foot would be horrified with todays Labour party.

So much echoed in 2016- not least Politicians vs People

I NEVER HEARD BEFORE OF ENOCH POWELL! I FIND HIM SO FUN! HE WOULD HAVE BEEN GOOD FOR A FILM.

EEC butter/beef/wine/milk hoarding. Now there's something so many people have forgot. People are starting to realise what a con the EU is.

@mogznwaz

11 ай бұрын

I haven’t forgotten……..

Oh, if only he was around today. The man was beyond Genius.

Michael Foot was A Wonderful orator..A Real Socialist ♥️

Oh, how Enoch has been vindicated now. Hope he is watching what has become of his beloved England.

@dragonofthewest8305

4 жыл бұрын

He'd cry

@MannyJazzcats

4 жыл бұрын

The rivers of blood speech scared everyone away from learning about his pure logic in terms of politics and his completely understandable and reasonable intention to fight for Britain's continued sovereignty

What happened to politicians? Where have all THESE people gone? These jokes who are in charge now

ENOCH POWELL, WHAT AN ORATOR , INTELLECT, VISIONARY, A TRUE STATESMAN THAT WARNED OF THE PERILS TO COME IF NOT ADDRESSED NOW IN BENEFITING THIS NATION FOR THIS NATION.

Enoch was a great statesman should have been PM or listened to if nothing else,

The way that New Zealander described our country as being the 'street vendor' is still true. In my not very informed opinion it would be great to trade with Britain again rather than China.

@MannyJazzcats

4 жыл бұрын

China seems to be managing to trade quietly and consistently with the UK and everyone else. Outwardly politicians condemn Chinas system of goverment but sell our industries to it. The hypocrisy is sickening.

@mogznwaz

11 ай бұрын

Many of us lamented the loss of our close trade with the Commonweajth after being sucked into the EU.

michael foot the best pm we never had the sense to vote in

Listening to the people speak I lament the dumbing down of our culture since then.

A proper leader and predicts the future

Powell loves his country and volk.

Sadly, Looks like English Heritage is now a thing of the past.

179 likes, 3 ostriches

Upload description: "we hear from Enoch Powell and Labour's Michael Foot who have opposing views on the matter." No, there is some divergence in respective political dogma (which is a sign of a healthy democracy) but they are fundamentally agreed on 'the matter' - an appreciation of democracy per se.

@MannyJazzcats

4 жыл бұрын

It should be considered too demonstrating how divisive politics has become Foot and Powell were good friends.

@dannywlm63

4 жыл бұрын

They argue and disagree on nearly everything Apart from the danger of the common market eec eu have I missed a name? I was to young to vote in the first referendum, but can clearly remember the lies told to my parents and others. They were cheated and lied to, to vote remain. Not left or right just what is right or wrong! Unbelievable that the unions now support staying in this wretched power grab eu. Thank goodness my Union the RMT stopped funding the fraudulent labour party and wanted OUT

A great man, so correct, I am so pleased a agreed with him then.

That New Zealander with the microphone was spot on. Heath dropped our Commonwealth in favour of the Germans and the French. This was carried on by Blair.

Great 👍 video! Powell knew what was right ✅!

We have always known it's a criminal conspiracy

Powell is the sort of politician every person walking the earth deserves but doesn't get.

i hate mps the one exception is enoch. a man of honour, a truly great man

Oh Enoch, how right you were!

As always, Enoch was right

Very informative

He wasn’t on the right he was right

Did Mr. Powell use Bryllcreem? - That is quite a quiff by any measurement - metric or imperial! I wouldn't be surprised, as, like his politics, it was extremely popular back then, similar to other bathroom related products like Brut 44 (Whatever happened to that that, our 'enry?) and Hai Karate. However, there may have been an alternative method to obtaining a shiny anvil-shaped barnet which I cannot recall - alas! the memory dulls with age. I am quite sure Mr. Foot didn't use any kind of hair product, but am happy to be corrected upon this and other matters.

Who is the New Zealand speaker? Does anyone know?

Amazing to think that from when this was broadcast it would take another 44 YEARS for England to break out of the eu.

@venchingfu

Жыл бұрын

And sink down to the Atlantic lol

@donaldellis3609

8 ай бұрын

Yes and still waiting for all those wonderful benefits we was promised .

@Horizon344

8 ай бұрын

@@donaldellis3609 Billions of pounds of taxes not being paid to the eu but spent on ourselves is a pretty good benefit. We're not waiting still for that, are we mate. Have some faith in your country.

@Mishima505

8 ай бұрын

That didn't age well...

Enoch Powell was right again ... I voted NO in 1975 and OUT in 2016 I was right all along too

@ginojaco

3 жыл бұрын

The vote was in 2016, I voted to leave too.

@dickensdickens3025

3 жыл бұрын

@@ginojaco Yes I was also thinking of the Scottish referendum.

@valeriedavidson2785

3 жыл бұрын

So did I. I tried. Enoch was fantastic.

@nopeoppeln

Жыл бұрын

has your opinion changed by any means? not really ”right all along”, is it?

@mrjohncharlesbrown

Жыл бұрын

What has changed for the better since we left please explain each point

Why are you saying they had opposing views on the matter? They both wanted us to get out. Watch it again and pay attention!😂

If only this nation listened to Godly wisdom and prophecy. Pride and arrogance of the 'parliament' is/was our downfall. The modern day version was Nigel Farage and just like Enoch Powell was called a racist. Farcical.

What year is this ? Said it before and will say it into the future crime this man wasn’t prime minister... how many times can this man right on any given subject !

'With the Common Market and EEC membership referendum looming that asked the electorate - Do you think the United Kingdom should stay in the European Community (the Common Market)?' Interesting to see. But on a point of accuracy - the question was whether Britain should stay in the European Economic Community. The EEC did not become the 'European Community' until 1993. In 2009 this then became the European Union.

@jamesb2166

4 жыл бұрын

The question on the ballot was: The Government has announced the results of the renegotiation of the United Kingdom's terms of membership of the European Community. Do you think the United Kingdom should stay in the European Community (the Common Market)?

The best argument against Democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average Scouser.

And such sad soft spoken voices

13:52 is that Corbyn?

Wow is that Dimbleby ??? I recocgnise the voice but his face... No way.

@harmlessdrudge

7 жыл бұрын

cucking funt It's his brother, Jonathan Dimbleby.

a great politician the best!

All those people complaining about the EU just look at the state of Britain in this film.

Prophetic words at 11' 0"

How different the country would be if he had been Prime Minister, not Heath. He knew the EU was a franco-German power grab predicated on fear of England being the sick man of Europe. England was no such thing. He was the greatest politician of the 20th century above that of Churchill. He was on the side of the working man, and the biggest threat to global liberal business elite. He would have guarded Democrat power like a rottweiler. Not only was he a brilliant mind, most importantly, he was incorruptible.

wasn't liverpool given the capital of culture as a butter me up???

@MannyJazzcats

4 жыл бұрын

When? Hull was fairly recently lol

@andyfowler8274

3 жыл бұрын

2008

But how is this possible? Leavers absolutely insist the electorate were only ever told the EEC was a Trade Agreement, so why are these people talking about democracy & sovereignty etc?

@johncoyle2304

3 жыл бұрын

Because the electorate were told the EEC was a trade agreement but only a few sharp minds seen through it.

@ThePkb22

3 жыл бұрын

@@johncoyle2304 Except they were told no such thing. The Treaty of Paris (1951) made it very clear the ECSC (which preceded the EEC) was more than just a Trade Agreement The Treaty of Rome (1957) made it very clear the EEC was more than just a Trade Agreement - it set up a Court, it set up a Parliament, set objectives for maintaining peace in Europe, set out to improve citizen's living and working conditions, reduce the economic and social differences between the EEC’s various regions, and lay the foundations of an "ever closer union among the peoples of Europe". A simple search on KZread will find numerous samples of TV debates, documentaries & interviews, throughout the 1960's and early 70's which covered issues of sovereignty & other constitutional/political consequences of Membership in depth. A 10 minute search of newspapers from the same period will demonstrate the extensive coverage of the THREE attempts by the UK to join the EEC, again covering issues way beyond Trade. Another simple search for Newsreels from companies like Pathe News & Movietone will throw up EEC news features covering non Trade issues which were shown in most cinemas up to the early 70's. Cinema audience figures between 1961 and 1970 were approx 3 billion bums on seats. Over 1 million people bought the 1967 & 1970 White Papers on the UK's legislative plans for joining the EU. Both discussed in huge detail the political, social and economic reasons for joining the EEC. Both are still available online for verification. Parliament spent 100's of hours over 18 years debating applications to join the EEC. A simple search of Hansard will demonstrate how wide of the mark, that Leaver myth is. Edward Heath in particular, on 28th October 1971 spoke at great length about political union, monetary union, sovereignty etc. as he had done many times previously. There were four General Elections between the UK's first and last application to join the EEC. Search out the manifestos..... Enoch Powell toured the country talking of his fears about joining the EEC and as we know, trade was not his biggest fear. Finally, the Government sent pamphlets to every household in the country before the 1975 Referendum, also available online, which made it clear the EEC was more than just about Trade. There were 15 years between the UK first preparing an application to join the EEC and the 1975 Referendum. Do you really think, no one in the UK noticed what was in the Treaty of Rome, or what was happening in Europe, or watched TV, or read the papers, or went to the cinema? I can provide links to verify every claim I've made above, but just for a taster, here's a pre-referendum debate between Michael Foot and Edward Heath called "A Question of Sovereignty". kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4efsLalqpTOgso.html It's a Leaver myth the electorate were told no more than the EEC was a Trade Agreement, easily disproved.

@garrywynne1218

9 ай бұрын

@@ThePkb22- I think it’s a myth they weren’t or were told and it’s being perpetuated here. The Europe debate has always been tightly controlled by the establishment. Powell says so in the video. Did you have the internet in 1971 through to 1975. The simple fact is that the whole thing was obscured and a perfect example of that was in the construction of the referendum question. As follows: “The Government has announced the results of the renegotiation of the United Kingdom's terms of membership of the European Community.” Do you think the United Kingdom should stay in the European Community ( *the Common Market* )? You will note that they included the phrase Common Market for the avoidance and removal of doubt to the voters what they were actually voting ON. It was emphasised for that reason to create the impression that is ALL it was. Powell , Foot, Benn, Shore talked of it fro me a Constitutional and Sovereignty element on the basis of the 1972 EC Act. This effectively neutered Parliament (as sovereign one as duly elected by it’s sovereign voters) as vast swathes of domestic legislation was now subject to Brussels. Specifically, trade, agricultural, transport, maritime policy which Benn stated repeatedly in the House that he nor Parliament could initiate, amend , or reject. That was the argument on that side. A Parliament that was subordinated to an outside authority. I do not see these as inconsistent considerations when discussing the 75 referendum. The question stated exactly what they wanted the voter to think they were voting ON. Which has been the problem with the EEC/EC/EU (which no voter voted for) . Even the proposed EU Constitutional Treaty rejected by the French & Dutch was repackaged as Lisbon . D’Estaing said as much . The EU is a triumph of ambition and hubris by EU and national politicians past there sell by date. Thank god we left.

@ThePkb22

9 ай бұрын

@@garrywynne1218 The government tries to control all scrutiny, challenges and debates over its activities, not just "the Europe debate" You ask whether the internet was available at the time? I'm not sure that relevant? It misinforms at least as much as it informs. There was still a multitude of ways to communicate as I have alrady demonstrated. You say "You will note that they included the phrase Common Market for the avoidance and removal of doubt to the voters what they were actually voting ON. It was emphasised for that reason to create the impression that is ALL it was." There were two much more obvious reasons for the use of the term "Common Market". a) It was the term that had become common parlance when referring to the EEC for at least a decade and a half. b) It was called the Common Market because remarkably, that's exactly what it was, a 'common market'. Common markets were and are a long-recognised economic construct, the first being agreed (with the UK's involvement) as far back as the 1860's. "A common market is a type of trade agreement in which member countries agree to remove tariffs and other trade barriers, and to harmonize regulations in order to promote the free movement of goods, services, and factors of production (such as labor and capital) among member countries." (www.tutor2u.net/economics/topics/common-markets) & "What is a Common Market? A common market, also known as a trade block, is a market that allows trade and exchange of labor or services between specific countries. It is the result of a regional or intergovernmental agreement that permits agreeing countries to trade with one another with little or no barriers to trade. Common external tariffs (CET) can be imposed on non-members of the market who want to import into the market." (thebusinessprofessor.com/en_US/global-international-law-relations/common-market-definition) Of additional interest is Britannica's summary of the political element of common markets: www.britannica.com/money/topic/economic-integration/Justifications-of-economic-integration Other recent examples of a common market include the Central American Common Market (CACM) & the South African Development Community (SADC). Both these definitions (and many others) refer to the key elements that differentiate a common market from a trade agreement - namely, the free movement of labour, goods services and capital'. These elements were all included in both the Treaty of Paris (1951) that set up the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) and the Treaty of Rome 1957) which established the ECSC's successor, the EEC. Consequently, the nature of the ECSC and EEC's 'common markets' were known for a full 22 years before we eventually joined and for example, were described openly as such in two White Papers (1967 & 1971) in great detail. Here's a copy of the 1971 Paper which discusses the Common Market and its implications in great detail: www.cvce.eu/en/obj/white_paper_presented_by_the_uk_government_to_the_uk_parliament_july_1971-en-8cf072cb-5a31-46f6-b04f-cb866be92f72.html "This effectively neutered Parliament (as sovereign one as duly elected by it’s sovereign voters) as vast swathes of domestic legislation was now subject to Brussels." Far from "neutering Parliament" The European Community Act (1972) was the instrument by which Parliament granted authority for EEC/EU laws to apply in the UK, by giving effect to the Treaty of Accession (1972). As a result, Parliament 'delegated' (as opposed to 'devolved') those competences agreed in the Treaty (and subsequent treaties) to the EEC. EEC/EU laws ONLY applied in the UK for as long as OUR Parliament agreed they should do so. In 2018 and 2019, Parliament withdrew that assent by way of the EU Withdrawal Acts and EU laws ceased to apply in the UK, with certain exceptions. That it was in Parliament's gift to both grant and withdraw the authority for EEC/EU laws to apply in the UK was a manifestation of Parliament's 'ultimate authority' in the UK. 'Ultimate authority' by definition, cannot be 'pooled' or 'shared'. It exists, or it doesn't. This is also known as 'Parliamentary sovereignty' and is held on behalf of the Crown. To summarise: If the UK had not been an independent sovereign nation throughout its membership of the EEC/EU it would not have had the legal authority (as in the case of the individual US and Australian States) to unilaterally give notice to the EU of its intention to leave "in accordance with its constitutional arrangements" and to do so. This is also confirmed both by the fact the EU has no legal authority to either eject nor prevent the exit of any Member State and by Vote Leave themselves on their web page 'Leave Looks Like': "We will repeal section 2 of the European Communities Act 1972. This is Parliament’s instruction to our courts to treat EU law as supreme." This also demonstrates the Leave narrative, 'the UK had to leave the EU to restore its sovereignty' was the overt lie upon which the whole Brexit argument was built. I'm happy to further verify anything above I haven't already. There are other misconceptions in your comments, but I suspect this is quite long enough.

20th century Brixet !

The EU was Churchill's idea.

The Butter mountain was sold to the German Housewife!

12:17 5p bags

I'm on the banks of the docks of Merseyside and I'm surprised most support immigrant Labour

@jonsimmons4150

Жыл бұрын

Then they deserve all the enrichement that comes to them

Powell loved his country, but his allegiance to restorative nostalgia is breathtaking. Here is an old man who can't let go of his memories of the colonial giant that was England. The foolish folks that support this philosophy today are only delaying the inevitable.

@Dev-ek6qm

Жыл бұрын

What you call restorative nostalgia I call conservatism, there is nothing wrong with wanting to keep things the way they are, but it's too late for that rhetoric there is nothing to conserve, the left have ruined the country and a socialist labour government are on the way to finish the job

@jerryklooster438

Жыл бұрын

@@Dev-ek6qm Have a nice day.

@mogznwaz

11 ай бұрын

I think you misunderstand him entirely

@jerryklooster438

11 ай бұрын

@@mogznwaz That is possible, of course.

@jerryklooster438

11 ай бұрын

@@mogznwaz Help me understand him.

Hows Brexit working out for you?

@LadyGds

Күн бұрын

I think the intention behind it was ignored, and as a result we have what we have now. Corrupt politicians who care more about their own pocket than their country. Had they followed through with the intentions of the plan we wouldn't be where we are now. They were given direction, but chose a different, off the record, path.

My God most of these folks are probably dead now!!!

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powell was possibly got rid of by the establishment cause he would of been a bad story for them

Oh, all the familiar catch phrases of Brexit: politicians versus the common man, business knows nothing (Boris' "Fuck the business"), random minuscule issue - price of butter back then and fisheries in Brexit talk.

Well, The UK is fucked now isnt it.

Ham-ish Mcbeth was a TV series. Very enjoyable. Old ham. I can be an old ham. Ham-ish. Stand-ish Bournemouth again-ish? Sorry but "we think ourselves different"? and handing it over to the Communists? I would claim someone was made a non person because of Enoch Powell Types. I detested the bloke but hey. Own views and different from mine. Nearly 2 decades now and actual witches. Hello ladies. Not Hell Hole Ladies. Just Hello.

I am an old Labour Socialist but Powell was right on the EU and the insanity of unregulated open door mass immigration that was fuelled by the European project.

@th8257

2 ай бұрын

I doubt that very much. You're a troll.

What a horrid man

all these ppl taken in by Powell`s rhetoric & manoeuvering..-and an outdated argument, even back then

powell gives lots of hitleresque speeches

@grbbbc

10 ай бұрын

Enoch left Australia to fight Hitler at the start of WWII, please explain you’re quotation?