THE WEATHER: Great Yelling

Incredible cold gripped the Whitehorse
Valley of the Yukon. Nothing moved. If a man spat out of his doorway,
the spittle exploded in mid-air with a sharp crack. It was 82.6° below
zero; the lowest temperature ever recorded in North America. Aloft in
the noonday gloom the wild, arctic winds tore mile-long snow streamers
from the peaks and made a great yelling that the valley could not hear.

Over Oregon the winds lost much of their icy speed and became a lowering
cold front that pushed down the Coast and across the eastern ranges....increasing “diversity.”

A key plank of the platform of such multicultural cheerleaders has been the “pretence that this was nothing new.” Assisted by a host of shadowy academics and unelected advisers, the false narrative was disseminated that Britain, and indeed other European countries, had always been “diverse.” Murray dissects this lie, pointing out that prior to the 1950s, “and certainly for the previous millennium, Britain had retained an extraordinarily static population.” The most significant influxes into the island of Britain in the entirety of the last two thousand years had been those of the Saxons, the Normans, and the Irish — all fellow North-Western Europeans, and close genetic cousins of the native Britons. The static nature of the British population was finally destroyed with a succession of Acts of