Parallax Views is a new series of YouTube conversations between Marc Glendening (Head of Cultural Affairs, IEA) and individuals involved with and interested in the various Culture War issues now taking centre stage in British politics. These talks cover issues relating to free speech, ‘hate crime’, political re-alignment, the ideologies driving cancel culture and the demand for greater state control over civil society.

Brian Denny has worked as a journalist for over 30 years specialising in European affairs, music and culture. He has written numerous euro critical pamphlets and articles exposing the damaging political, economic and social consequences of EU policies.

He was the Morning Star foreign editor for some years and has written for spiked, the New Statesman, Tribune and various European journals and Wetherspoon News (without his permission). He is currently editor of RMT News.

Brian was nominating officer for the left wing No2EU electoral coalition which stood in the 2009 and 2014 euro elections. He is the author of Rebuild Britain’s Fishing Industry: develop our coastal communities in an independent Britain published by Rebuild Britain in May 2021. And curator of Working River: songs and music of the Thames CD, released by Folktree Recordings in October 2020.

Follow Brian on Twitter: @No2euDenny

Marc Glendening is Head of Cultural Affairs at the Institute of Economic Affairs. Before that he worked for Policy Exchange focusing on freedom of speech related issues and the political implications of human rights law. In 2011 he co-founded as political director of the cross-party Democracy Movement, the People’s Pledge. This campaigned for a referendum on the question of EU membership and included politicians and others with contrary views on Brexit.

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