July 14, 2003 Issue

Decline of the Dollar
By Robertson Morrow
The combined forces of globalization and over-consumption threaten America’s strong-dollar tradition.

Iran: The Case for Containment
By Patrick J. Buchanan
Contain Iran, don’t attack it..

A Moveable Feast
By Taki
Off to Pamplona to run the bulls à la Papa Hemingway

Who is Playing Leviathan Now?
By Paul Gottfried
Thomas Hobbes would find his dreaded state of nature in the streets of Baghdad. 

This Land is Your Land
By Mark Royden Winchell
The Southern Agrarians’ recognition of the tension between liberty and modernity contributed much to American conservatism.

Are We Safer?
By Arnaud de Borchgrave
Why Bush’s terror chief resigned before the war.

In Praise of Free Love
By Sam Torode
Rethinking the sexual revolution

Nothing to Declare
By William von Raab
Most Favored Nation (Spying) Status

Mend Fences in Sudan
By Robin Birley
Take Sudan off the terror list

Fourteen Days: America the Occupier; Diversity Up, Constitution Down; Wesley Clark’s Confession

Undoing Mao’s Work
By Steve Sailer
Mozart vs. Mao

Joe Bananas
By R.J. Stove
Stalin’s Last Crime

Misreading the Revolution
By H.A. Scott Trask IV
Getting the American Revolution wrong

Taking Terror Apart
By Jeremy Lott
Philip Jenkins takes terrorism apart.