TheCritique Archives

Twenty-two years is a pretty good innings, but time is now being called on The Critique Archives.

Despite centrist attempts to make the Prime Minister appear a luckless victim, there is a clear aspect to the Peter Mandelson appointment scandal that they are trying to skate around.

Review by Martin Odoni Sylvester McCoy’s time on Doctor Who through the late-1980s was marked by a very recognisable dividing line.

by Martin Odoni Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu really did Keir Starmer a huge favour by bombarding Iran.

by Martin Odoni UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer decided over the weekend to let the US Air Force use British bases in proximity to the Persian Gulf after all.

by Martin Odoni With apologies to the Dark Lord of the Sith for the insulting comparison to Benjamin Netanyahu

by Martin Odoni The Gorton & Denton by-Election result has immense implications.

by Martin Odoni The Gorton & Denton by-Election really has reminded us of the true depth of ugliness of Starmerism and the Labour Right.

by Martin Odoni In the 1640s, when English Parliamentarians geared up to fight against Royalist Absolutism, they were always very careful not to commit the treasonous sin of opposing King Charles I personally.

by Martin Odoni Based on this scene at 6m 44 seconds.

by Martin Odoni Labour’s answer to Jeffrey Archer, and dear chum of Jeffrey Epstein, surely is about to get his comeuppance.

by Martin Odoni Bob, Jim and Rover will miss you with the heaviest of hearts, Mandy.

by Martin Odoni The dreaded ‘vote-of-confidence’ almost.

by Martin Odoni Is water in danger of becoming some kind of ‘scarce commodity’ in the United Kingdom or something?

by Martin Odoni Starmer to lose his seat?