'Dislosure: I was born and raised in the UK until coming to Australia in the 1960s.'
Same here, Sandy.
I always thought that Enoch had a point even though his infamous speech was not well received at the time.
Class riots erupt in the UK from time to time, spurred by one issue or another, so no surprises there.
However, I'd like to comment that those immigrants, in those days, were not on welfare, they came to fill job vacancies after the war and Blighty needed them; the subsequent question of education and employment, for the issue of those first generation immigrants, is where the picture started to go wrong.
In Australia? As someone once said, there will be no revolution so long as the dole cheques keep arriving every second Thursday (or whatever it is), see you down the pub for the next anarchists' meeting.
