Varování před masovou migrací neevropského obyvatelstva a ideologií „antidiskriminace – Powell Enoch (2025)

In this publication, we present to you the translation of the world-famous speech by English politician Enoch Powell, in which he publicly warned the English about the mass migration of non-European populations to the British Isles and about the so-called 'anti-discrimination' laws that favor non-white foreigners and discriminate against the original white inhabitants. In fact, under the guise of fighting racism, the civil rights of the indigenous people began to be restricted, such as the right to refuse to rent your property to someone when you have declared it for rent. If the authorities concluded that your refusal was motivated by discrimination, you could be severely punished regardless of whether you were truly motivated by a racist attitude or merely by fear of potential violence from the rental applicant.

This speech became popularly known as the 'Rivers of Blood.' Paradoxically, the speech was delivered in Birmingham, which is now considered a city practically devoid of a predominant English culture – a result of several decades of mass migration of non-European populations.

Just for illustration: in 2021, 341,811 residents of Birmingham identified as Muslim, which represents 29.9% of the city's total population. According to the census...