Brendan O'Neill is the Chief Political Writer at spiked. He focuses on a range of themes including culture and society, racial issues, and civil rights, often exploring the intersections of social interests, LGBTQ+ topics, and cultural movements. Brendan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Daily Mail, The Telegraph, Newsweek, and The Spectator.
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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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His televised address denouncing Unite the Kingdom was the most shaming moment of his premiership.
If you heard that a man was thinking about selling his seven-year-old daughter into marriage or domestic servitude, who would you feel sorry for? The dad or the girl? The man treating his own child as property to be traded for cash, or his daughter, the innocent made into chattel for gross creeps to barter
Whether it’s an attack on a synagogue or on a mosque like the one in San Diego, there is only one thing to say: this is evil.
Ready the fainting couch. Fetch the smelling salts. For something truly unsettling has happened – a working-class man has expressed an opinion.
Why so many people believe the racist lie that Israelis are using dogs to rape Palestinians.
How Rupert Lowe’s cult of personality is thwarting the rebellious ambitions of the English working class.
Robert Kenyon might have told some crude jokes, but Andy Burnham backed an ideology that absolutely throttled women’s rights.
At first glance, the youth wings of Restore Britain and the Green party would appear to have little in common. The former are angry, undersexed videogamers who only take a break from playing Rome: Total War to type ‘DEPORT’ under viral clips of black...
At first glance, the youth wings of Restore Britain and the Green party would appear to have little in common.…
The police’s vile treatment of young Henry exposes the cruelty and injustice of state ‘anti-racism’.
