Douglas Murray has written two pieces about the attack on Salman Rushdie, one for the Telegraph, the other for the Spectator. In both, he urges British politicians to unequivocally stand behind the author.
Who comprises the current Establishment? According to Douglas Murray, it's the public sector elite – the people running universities, museums, regulators, the BBC and all the major charities. And they're all woke liberals.
Since Elon Musk's $44 billion offer for Twitter was accepted, non-woke accounts have been surging in popularity, while Owen Jones, James O'Brien and Emma Watson have seen their follower counts plummet. What's going on?
Woke artists and musicians accused Joe Rogan of spreading COVID-19 misinformation and demanded he be kicked off Spotify. The result? He gained two million new subscribers.
"I have a particular Jihad against the trustees of the Tate," Douglas Murray tells the Sunday Times in an interview about his new book, The War on the West. "Almost all our cultural institutions are ashamed of our culture"
Douglas Murray has written a horrifying account of how his night out at the theatre in New York with Dr. Jordan Peterson was ruined by an officious enforcer of mandatory masking.
