I think its the writing of a profoundly bigoted cretin, with absolutely no sense of history and how all societies change over time, pandering to similarly minded alt-right cretins for likes and £££.
I mean, pretty much all countries in Western Europe have since WW2 absorbed large numbers of non-European immigrants. All of them have prospered and continue to prosper. When exactly does this moron think this 'death' is finally going to happen?
There is a tipping point. I'm sure the Romans thought Christianity was a fringe Middle Eastern religion, founded by a nutter claiming to be the son of God, at one point. And the lords of al-Andalus probably thought that it would be part of the dar-ul-Islam forever...
The reviews seem to be split according to tribal lines. Rod Liddle gave a positive view.
Gaby Hinsliff in the Guardian gave it a negative review.
It must be so boring being a columnist where everyone can predict exactly what you are going to say on a subject without having to read your column. Might as well publish ChatGPT.
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book by pro-brexit, pro-trump, pro-orban, islamophic guy? am sure it's acers.
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I think its the writing of a profoundly bigoted cretin, with absolutely no sense of history and how all societies change over time, pandering to similarly minded alt-right cretins for likes and £££.
I mean, pretty much all countries in Western Europe have since WW2 absorbed large numbers of non-European immigrants. All of them have prospered and continue to prosper. When exactly does this moron think this 'death' is finally going to happen?
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There is a tipping point. I'm sure the Romans thought Christianity was a fringe Middle Eastern religion, founded by a nutter claiming to be the son of God, at one point. And the lords of al-Andalus probably thought that it would be part of the dar-ul-Islam forever...
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Post WW2 generations, esp. Privileged Believers, have seemed to think that history stopped in about 1970.
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sounds like a great opportunity to read some Truth and free your mind from Liberal MSM Conspiracy
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Lol at Laz.
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Have just looked this up.
The reviews seem to be split according to tribal lines. Rod Liddle gave a positive view.
Gaby Hinsliff in the Guardian gave it a negative review.
It must be so boring being a columnist where everyone can predict exactly what you are going to say on a subject without having to read your column. Might as well publish ChatGPT.
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Given it was published a year after the Brexit referendum, it looks like the opportunistic wibblings of a hard of thinking grifter.
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