Actually, Graham Norton, it is a debate
Here’s the letter I hope Graham Norton signs that defends JK Rowling from receiving rape and death threats.
Here’s the Times story in which Tavistock Whistleblowers said “Soon there’ll be no gay people left”.
Here’s the distressing video of the young woman who won’t use changing rooms anymore because Primark allowed her to be violated.
I heard him on Radio 4 this morning. He accused JKR of making things worse!
What a little toad he is!
The Sunday Times ran an interview with Graham Norton last week in which he said JK Rowling had “problematic” views. The ST didn’t say what those views were, provide any context or challenge that opinion in any way.
However, yesterday the ST published four letters, including one from me, under the heading “Graham Norton’s problem isn’t JK Rowling, but women” (see https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/graham-nortons-problem-isnt-jk-rowling-but-women-l3dsdx9l7 - it’s behind a pay wall, but if you register you can view at least one article per week free). All four letters supported JK Rowling and made clear that Graham Norton is the one with the problem.
I think that’s an encouraging sign that if we push back against this incredibly unfair movement we can succeed.
I wouldn’t have written to the ST were it not for all the very useful information and encouragement not to accept things as they are that Glinner provides us with.
It’s so shameful that his friends, or former friends, aren’t there for him and the Father Ted the Musical remains on hold, especially given that the movement attacking people like him and JK Rowling has so little substance.
And Count Arthur Strong, which I’ve watched and rewatched, is brilliant.