Graham Linehan

6 days ago | spiked-online.com | Graham Linehan

Over a hundred years ago, women across England, Scotland and Wales chained themselves to railings, knowing they would be spat on by passers-by, and waited to be cut free and thrown in a cell. The Suffragettes were up against a real, honest-to-God patriarchy, an entire society that valued them only for their ability to satisfy the requirements of men. For choosing to resist, they were ridiculed and beaten, mocked in the press, abandoned by friends, shunned and silenced.

1 month ago | grahamlinehan.substack.com | Graham Linehan

Every now and then, someone shatters an ideological consensus with a single act of moral courage. The example I always reach for came in the summer of 1954, when attorney Joseph Welch reacted in revulsion to Joe McCarthy essentially doxxing one of his colleagues with the words “Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last? Have you left no sense of decency?”. The moment broke not just McCarthy but the spell he had cast over his countrymen.

1 month ago | crowdjustice.com | Graham Linehan

Hello everyone,It’s not easy to ask for help a second time, but be that as it may, here I beAs many of you know, I have spent the last five years speaking out against gender ideology and its harmful consequences - on women’s rights, on gay rights, and on vulnerable children. I have done this at great personal cost, losing my career and financial stability, yet I have never regretted standing up for what I believe is right.

2 months ago | grahamlinehan.substack.com | Graham Linehan

All the latest on gender woo from beloved Internet personality, GlinnerOver 34,000 subscribersBy subscribing, I agree to Substack’s Terms of Use and acknowledge its Information Collection Notice and Privacy Policy“I am old enough to remember what a big deal the show Father Ted was to young, liberal, Irish people. That the show's creator now devotes his life to exposing violent misogyny in the "trans" community goes to show that he's not just a comic genius, he's brave and a man of integrity.

Oct 2, 2024 | grahamlinehan.substack.com | Graham Linehan

(I didn’t do a ‘pomposity pass’ over this speech but it turned out ok, I think. Thanks to the BBC insiders who helped me with the nitty gritty.)To begin, I would like you to picture a sunny day in a park in San Francisco. Spring has sprung and a group of children are collecting flowers. Their teacher instructs them to pick a few that they can take home to their parents and they flutter towards the nearby constellations of bright red blossoms. It’s all very wholesome.