Island of Strangers

Few people have a better understanding of how endangered free speech has become in these islands than Ben Jones. This urgent cry for its restoration is a must read. * Toby Young *
Jones argues that high immigration levels, our deference to radical Islam and the demise of the West’s Christian identity have left us with a Britain that doesn’t know itself. Jones’s argument in Island of Strangers will make many small-L liberal readers wince * Telegraph *
To call Island of Strangers “unflinching” is to understate its tenacity and courage … The wisdom contained within this book should transcend the present political moment and serve people from a whole host of political and cultural backgrounds … Ben Jones’s urgent and insistent Island of Strangers will serve as either a diagnostic manual or as a burial register * Charlie Bentley-Astor, The Critic *

Ben Jones has spent five years as a director of the FSU on the frontline of the free speech wars, helping ordinary people who have been the victims of cancel culture. He is a regular media spokesman for the FSU, appearing often on TV and radio. He has spoken on the BBC, and programmes like ‘Sunday Morning Live’, as well as LBC, Talk TV, Talk Radio, GB News, Times Radio, and various podcasts, and commenting in national papers on free speech matters. He completed his doctorate on the experiences of ex-Muslims in Britain - people who know better than anyone what it costs to speak freely about Islam.

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