The change in the composition of our population since the 1960s gradually and accelerating

with the catastrophe of the Boris wave is unlike anything else.

The decision that the only way you could control the resistance to immigration was by suppression.

And the catastrophes have built up because we've adopted a culture of suppression.

What we've had is exactly as in the Soviet Union, an empire political culture based on the lives.

Lying about output, lying about finance, lying about freedom, lying about communism, lying about everything.

Hello, welcome back to the Brendan O'Neill show with me, Brendan O'Neill, and my special guest this week, David Starkey.

David, welcome to the show.

A pleasure to be back.

It's so good to have you back on.

I feel like it's been years since we last in a conversation.

So it's really good to be able to have another one, especially as there are so many things happening in this country right now, in this once great nation

of ours, that I think people want to hear your views about. You know, it's a feebrile moment.

Things are being shaken up. Things are getting interesting, one might say. So to kick off,

I guess I want to ask you what you think the temperature of Britain is right now,

not the literal temperature, but the political moral temperature. You know, we've got the protests

at the migrant hotels, we've got this new movement raising the English and the Union flag all over

the country, we've got people expressing extreme anger against the government and officialdom for failing to protect our borders,

all these things that I want to get into you about.

But what do you think is the general temperature right now?

How febrile are things?

Well, febrile means literally feverish.

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