Daniel Craig
Daniel Craig (b. 1968) is an English actor, who rose to international attention in the early 21st century for his portrayal of the fictional British spy James Bond between 2006 and 2021.
Craig is a left-wing virtue signaler, who has used his celebrity status to push radical feminism and politically correct wokeness. He is a shill for globalist organisations such as the European Union and the United Nations.
Career
1990s
Craig's first on-screen role came at the age of 24, in which he portrayed an Afrikaaner in The Power of One, a drama film released on 27 March 1992.
Politics and virtue signalling
Daniel Craig is a generally liberal man who endorses Hollywood values and supports globalist organisations such as the European Union and he United Nations.
On International Women's Day in March 2011, Craig appeared in a clip narrated by James Bond co-star Dame Judi Dench pushing feminist, anti-male propaganda.[1]
On 14 April 2015, Daniel Craig was appointed as a 'global mine advocate' for the United Nations globalist oligarchy.[2]
Personal life
Family
As revealed in 2009, Craig's stepbrother, Phillip Blond, is apparently a conservative, opposing gay adoption, favoring restrictions on abortion and believing in reducing the size of the state.
Hobbies
Daniel Craig stated in October 2021 that he enjoys going to homosexual bars, claiming that they are "a very safe place to be".[3]