In an article for The Spectator Australia, he described how he had contracted COVID-19 and that he felt “bloody great” for subsequently getting “a degree of immunity”.

ĭelingpole was particularly vocal during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic. He was awarded the 2010 Bastiat Prize for online journalism by the free-market International Policy Network, a group that, according to public 990 forms, has received over $1 million from the secretive Donors Capital Fund, and $390,000 from oil giant ExxonMobil. ,, ,, Īccording to Delingpole’s website, (now ), Delingpole’s “dislikes” include “the ‘global warming’ myth” and “The European Socialist Superstate”. James Delingpole is an English columnist and anti-windfarm activist who formerly blogged for The Daily Telegraph and now writes for The Spectatorand the far-right news site, Breitbart. Delingpole has described himself as a “libertarian conservative” and climate change skeptic.

Degree in English Literature from Oxford University.

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