Podcasts that mention 📚 The Strange Death of Europe by Douglas Murray

There was a period around the time I wrote my book 'The Strange Death of Europe.'

Douglas discusses his book "The Strange Death of Europe" and reflects on the difficult period he faced while writing it.

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Yeah, I mean, some things I've written about for years, particularly in my book, 'The Strange Death of Europe,' that came out in 2017, which I think are sadly coming to fruition.

Douglas Murray, the guest on the podcast, references his book 'The Strange Death of Europe' to discuss previous predictions he made regarding demographic changes. He notes that those predictions are unfortunately coming true, and it gives him no joy to have been right.

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Douglas is the author of 'The War on the West,' 'The Strange Death of Europe,' and 'The Madness of Crowds,' among other books.

Dr. Peterson introduces the guest, Douglas Murray, by mentioning several of his books, including 'The Strange Death of Europe.' This introduction highlights Murray's expertise on issues related to Western culture and politics, setting the stage for a deeper discussion.

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It partly relates to that and to my previous book, 'The Strange Death of Europe,' which came out in 2017.

Douglas Murray mentions his earlier work, 'The Strange Death of Europe,' highlighting its relevance to the ongoing discussion and showing a continuity in his exploration of societal issues.

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He wrote The Strange Death of Europe back in 2017 about immigration.

The host mentions that Douglas Murray wrote the book 'The Strange Death of Europe' in 2017, which discusses the topic of immigration. This context is part of the introduction of Douglas Murray as a guest on the podcast.

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(tense music) Douglas, you wrote "The Strange Death of Europe."

During the episode, host Dave Rubin directly references the book 'The Strange Death of Europe' authored by guest Douglas Murray. This mention acts as a catalyst for discussing the book's themes and the predictions it presents.

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I said in the opening lines of "The Strange Death of Europe" that Europe was committing suicide, or at least its leaders had decided to commit suicide, and the question, I said, is whether or not the people of Europe decide to go along with that decision. It's my fervent hope that they do not.

In this segment, Douglas Murray quotes the opening lines of his book "The Strange Death of Europe" to highlight his concerns regarding the direction in which European leadership is taking the continent, expressing his hope that the people of Europe will not simply accept this path.

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