Enoch Powell

Enoch Powell was a British politician and member of the Conservative Party, notable for his controversial speech in 1968 known as the "Rivers of Blood" speech. In this speech, he expressed strong opposition to immigration and multiculturalism, predicting social unrest due to rising immigrant populations in Britain. His views sparked intense debate and polarized public opinion, leading to his dismissal from the shadow cabinet. Powell’s career included serving as a Member of Parliament and as a minister in various capacities. He remains a controversial figure in British political history, often associated with nationalist and anti-immigration sentiments.