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September 26, 2005 Issue
Splitting Islam
By James Kurth
Winning the Cold War required playing the Soviets off the Chinese. Now we need to divide the Sunnis and the Shi’ites.
Vietnam Generation
By Andrew J. Bacevich
Those who fought and those who protested learned the lessons of the ’60s. Members of the administration had “other priorities.”
From Minutemen to Mainstream
By Scott McConnell
If we’re serious about controlling the border, we must first police our own movement.
Casualties of Waugh
By R.J. Stove
The cantankerous English writer should be celebrated for his nonfiction as well as his novels.
Buying CAFTA
By W. James Antle III
CAFTA passage required generous helpings of pork.
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