
Dominic Green
@drdominicgreen
Historian with opinions @DCExaminer, @WSJopinion & @WSJBooks, @Spectator, @Telegraph, @TheOldie, @NYPost, @JewishChron and so forth; recovering musician.
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It seems that Piers Morgan is struggling to understand why I claimed he has become a leading global platform for spreading conspiracy theorists and Holocaust deniers. So let’s take a moment to examine a few statements made by one of his preferred guests - the antisemitic


From Dominic Green, a tremendously learned, and interesting, literary essay. thelampmagazine.com/issues/issue-2…






The Ballad of John and Paul, reviewed by my friend Dominic Green freebeacon.com/culture/the-ba…


At the Weekend Beacon, it's getting better all the time—beginning with Dominic Green on Ian Leslie's John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs, Sean Durns on The Illegals (about real-life The Americans), and Temple Cone on Sylvia Plath's poetry—minus the pathology.



British hypocrisy in action! Erdogan is an ally of Hamas and Iran. He is slaughtering the Kurds. And engaging is repeated anti-Jewish racial incitement and Holocaust distortion. David Lammy will sanction Israeli ministers, yet embrace Erdogan? Utter hypocrisy and moral


"Paul has said that he came up with the idea [of "Two of Us"] while driving around the countryside with Linda, who was pregnant with their first child. But the lyric is an elegy." Dominic Green reviews Ian Leslie's John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs #WeekendBeacon


(2/6) "Mamdani won the Democratic primary on 24 June by exploiting the decay of a big-city machine, the slow-moving juggernaut of demographic change, and the generational divide on the Left. If it can happen in London, it can happen in New York." Dominic Green

