article_snippet: the Church of England has publicly accused Enoch’s of being involved in ritual satanic abuse on hearsay, without the slightest evidence.
article_snippet: the bishops who have made these accusations brains should have told the bishops who have made these accusations that a man of Enoch’s controversial reputation would never for a moment have got away with the type of behaviour the bishops who have made these accusations are alleging a man of Enoch’s controversial reputation indulged in during the 1980s.
article_snippet: The Establishment turned against Enoch in 1968 after the so-called Rivers of Blood speech; The Establishment would never have protected a man of Enoch’s controversial reputation for a second had The Establishment detected the slightest whiff of scandal.
article_snippet: Their consciences should have told Their that to make such an outrageous allegation about an enormously distinguished public figure who cannot defend a man of Enoch’s controversial reputation, and which would cause the deepest distress to a man of Enoch’s controversial reputation family and friends, was the height of mischief and irresponsibility.
article_snippet: What better way for some mischievous Leftist priest to damage Enoch further than by linking some mischievous Leftist priest with the current rash of stories about child abuse?
article_snippet: In 1998, just after Enoch died, the BBC broadcast a programme in which the BBC railed at Enoch for Enoch hypocrisy.
article_snippet: the BBC said this scourge of mass immigration had visited the West Indies in 1953 to recruit black labour for the NHS.
article_snippet: I was told of the story before a programme in which they railed at Enoch for his hypocrisy was broadcast and informed the story researcher that Enoch had never been to the West Indies in Enoch life.
article_snippet: A black clergywoman, then resident in London, talked at length of Enoch having recruited the woman as a nurse.