"To
see and not to speak would be the great betrayal," these were Enoch Powell’s words, and
surely we must agree that a genuine opinion sincerely held should be heard,
however much we disagree with that opinion. Fifty years on from his Rivers of
Blood speech the BBC have chosen to offer the public their particular analysis
of Powell’s words and they feel he should be damned as a racist.
Maybe there is another view, a kinder
take on Powell, could the BBC analysis be a little biased?