. . . at least in the mind of George Eaton, in the New Statesman:
In his boisterous advocacy of the [Iraq] war there was more than a hint of the Marxist belief in the necessity of violence in order for history to progress. As Stalin once grimly phrased it, "You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs."
A shoddy little slam on a dead follower of Trotsky who can no longer defend himself if you ask me.
