All 2004 Issues
April 12, 2004 Issue
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American Creed
By Samuel P. Huntington
Would America be the America it is today if it had not been settled by British Protestants but by French, Spanish, or Portugese Catholics? No. It would be Quebec, Mexico, or Brazil.
Out of the Park
By Steve Sailer
A steroids arms race is corrupting baseball’s record book and threatens to burst out into the wider world.
Send in the Marines---Again
By William S. Lind
After years of trying to build “democracy,” strong government may be Haiti’s best hope.
Abusing the Holocaust
By Michael C. Desch
The overused analogy misdirects American policy.
Open Borders, Closed Wallets
By Phil Kent
Bush’s amnesty proposal riles the Republican grassroots..
Free Martha!
By Paul Craig Roberts
The persecution of Martha Stewart
Fourteen Days
Alienating Allies; Excuse Me, Mr. Cheney; The WSJ’s defamation tactics
Deep Background
By Philip Giraldi
Keeping a Lid on Gaza; Al-Qaeda Immigrates; Olympic Terror
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Film: Guinness Lite
By Steve SailerTom Hanks in “The Ladykillers”
Two Against the Empire
By Justin RaimondoAbsolute Friends by John le Carré
Where the Right Went Wrong
By Joe ScotchieConservatism in America Since 1930 edited by Gregory L. Schneider
The Sun Never Sets...
By David Isenberg The Sorrows of Empire by Chalmers Johnson
Suicide by Free Trade
By Patrick J. Buchanan
It’s the jobs, stupid.
The Pain in Spain
By Taki
Spain’s referendum on the Iraq War
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