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 pious, priestly moaning of climate alarmists is making life unbearable for ordinary people.
The Jason Arday 'vigil' felt more like a mass screech of rage against the ‘vicious’ media than a quiet tribute to a late professor
What sounds more like a mob to you? Reporters asking questions about a professor's CV and backstory? Or swarms of the perpetually offended damning those reporters as racists, fascists, scum, even murderers?
Journalists are being forced to engage in struggle sessions for the sin of criticising Arday. It’s obscene.
By: Brendan O'Neill
Trump has been rabidly demonized by the woke for saying Europe is being “ruined” by out-of-control immigration. But he was correct — and these “rape is bad” booklets prove it.
By: Brendan O'Neill
Something extraordinary happened in Britain this week: Our leftist government acknowledged a truth it has long denied.
Lineker’s bug-eyed hatred for Israel confirms that it isn’t only kids who get radicalised online.
The uni that liberated the world now employs a woman who called on Muslims to make weapons for jihad. God help us.
I went back to my hometown recently, a small suburb in north-west London. I strolled the streets, stopped by the crumbling library where we did our homework, visited the convent where I was educated (it’s a block of flats now – isn’t everything?). And I’m going to tell you something I’ve been keeping to myself
The fury over Sacha Baron Cohen’s new film is a nauseating riot of stupidity, hypocrisy and Jew hatred.
