I hope in distancing myself from them I am able to speak my mind without them suffering the consequences. The only way forward for me is to leave the band. I could remain and continue to self-censor but it will erode my sense of integrity. My love, loyalty and accountability to them cannot permit that. Mumford and Sons’ banjoist Winston Marshall’s politics have come to the attention of fans after he tweeted Andy Ngo. Andy Ngo, con un messaggio sul proprio account Twitter, pare avere risposto alle critiche ricevute dal componente dei Mumford & Sons: 'Sono addolorato per coloro che sono costretti a soffrire. Winston Marshall, the banjoist and guitarist for the rock band Mumford & Sons, is fielding intense criticism after congratulating controversial conservative journalist Andy Ngo on his new book. He concludes by saying that he does not feel he can remain in the band without sacrificing integrity in his beliefs: “For me to speak about what I’ve learnt to be such a controversial issue will inevitably bring my bandmates more trouble. He added that “another viral mob” for “the sin of apologising,” once he posted a statement and took a temporary step away from the band. Former Mumford & Sons band member Winston Marshall tells Ari about the blowback he received after praising Andy Ngo's book about Antifa. Unintentionally, I had pulled them into a divisive and totemic issue.” The distress brought to them and their families that weekend I regret very much. That name was being dragged through some pretty ugly accusations, as a result of my tweet. Mumford & Sons guitarist Winston Marshall has come under fire for tweeting his praise for conservative journalist and social media personality Andy Ngo. The musician has been accused of hypocrisy for praising Andy Ngo’s book, Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy, which was published in 2015. Mumford & Sons member takes ‘time away’ from band after praising Andy Ngo book Mumford & Sons banjo player Winston Marshall apologizes and deletes a tweet calling Andy Ngo’s new antifa tome. This appears to have thrown another curve ball into the couple’s marriage. Furthermore it’s our singer’s name on the tin. However, Marshall recently resigned from Mumford, citing a desire to get his soul back. He tweeted that he appreciated Andy Ngos book, Unmasked, which details. “Despite being four individuals we were, in the eyes of the public, a unity. Then cancel culture set its gaze on Mumford & Sons banjoist, Winston Marshall. It took me more than a moment to understand how distressing this was for them.” And, owing to our association, my friends, my bandmates, were getting it too. Marshall continued: “I’ve had plenty of abuse over the years.
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