Douglas Murray: "An English school no longer wants to bear the name of Churchill: what a cocktail of ignorance and arrogance!"

Douglas Murray, British journalist and essayist.

He is notably the author of

La Grande Déraison - Race, genre, identity

(Éd. L'Artilleur, October 2020), a bestseller in Great Britain.

He is currently a visiting scholar at the conservative Danube Institute think-tank in Budapest.

FIGAROVOX.- After his statue was tagged in London during protests after the death of George Floyd, Winston Churchill's name was removed from a school, arguing that Churchill was racist.

What does this event inspire you?

What do we blame Churchill for?

Douglas MURRAY.

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This is madness.

A very loud group of historical revisionist activists decided they had the right to go through history and decide who the good guys and bad guys were.

The “

good guys

” are those who they believe fought for LGBT rights, women's rights and especially racial equality.

Everything else is misogynist, racist, fascist and homophobic.

Unsurprisingly, most of the characters

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