Brendan O'Neill

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Brendan O'Neill



Average rating: 4.28 · 553 ratings · 73 reviews · 14 distinct worksSimilar authors
After the Pogrom: 7 October...

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A Heretic's Manifesto: Essa...

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A Duty to Offend: Selected ...

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Anti-Woke: Selected Essays

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Defying Fate, Defending Fre...

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A Right to Plunder

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Irish Castles And Historic ...

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The Anvil Earth

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From Bosnia to Beslan: How ...

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Irish Cathedrals, Churches ...

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“This represents more than ‘cancel culture’, more than another cynical effort by the elites to circumscribe what may be said on a particular issue. It represents an overturning of the virtues of the Scientific Revolution itself, and of that central freedom of Enlightenment: the freedom to question authority.”
Brendan O'Neill, A Heretic's Manifesto: Essays on the Unsayable

“Have sex online, too, some said. And people did. A survey of 6,654 Brits aged 18 to 59 found that 53 per cent had engaged in virtual sexual activity during the first lockdown in 2020.10 Being friendly to neighbours was out, wanking online was in.”
Brendan O'Neill, A Heretic's Manifesto: Essays on the Unsayable

“when it comes to climate change, we’re not really talking about science. We’re talking about scientism. We’re talking about the use of science to fortify political agendas. We’re talking about the way the technocratic elites now marshal expertise in their fearful moral favour. And we’re talking about the treatment of science, this science at least, as a god for a godless age, whose decrees must be blindly obeyed.”
Brendan O'Neill, A Heretic's Manifesto: Essays on the Unsayable

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