Brendan O'Neill is the Chief Political Writer at spiked. He focuses on a range of topics including government, politics, and public policy, with a keen interest in culture and society, civil rights, and social issues. Brendan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Daily Mail, The Telegraph, and Newsweek, among others.
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Brendan O'Neill's coverage includes opinion editorials and expert commentary on culture, society, government, and politics. He delves into controversial topics such as identity politics, anti-Semitism, and environmental activism.
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The heatwave is rough. But the elites’ apocalyptic handwringing over it is far worse.
From arresting critics of Muhammad to mistreating white men, the police have become the enforcers of woke tyranny.
Someone shouting “Fuck you, Jews”. Another telling the Jews they’re baby-killers. A man suggesting the Jews should “go back” to their homeland. A bloke telling Jews they’re “the most hated people in the world”. Where did this verbal mauling of Jews...
In triggering a by-election in Clacton, he has disarmed the media elites and empowered working-class people.
Why the cancel-culture left stood by a Democrat with a Nazi tattoo and a history of bigotry.
So this is what people mean when they say “Uniparty”. They mean supposed rivals reading from the same corporate script. They mean political parties behaving more like a cartel than separate democratic entities. They mean parties abandoning even the...
By: Brendan O'Neill
The prince’s court humiliation is a momentous victory for freedom of the press — and a brutal defeat for the tyrannical self-pity of celebrity narcissists like Harry and Meghan.
By: Brendan O Neill
Nothing annoys the activist class more than Nigel Farage having a pop at “the establishment” . It's positively Pavlovian.
His pompous, fact-lite sermon on Gaza is a transparent effort to win back Muslim voters and the keffiyeh classes.
People were demonised for wondering if the killing of Widdecombe was an act of terror. Yet now counter-terror cops are investigating.
