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November 7, 2005 Issue
Superpower Showdown
By James P. Pinkerton
America needs a new strategy for dealing with China, a country we can’t contain and can’t afford to fight.
Bad For You Too?
By Leon Hadar
Israel expected the Iraq War to disarm one enemy. Instead it has created others.
How I Became A Conservative
By Roger Scruton
During the Paris unrest of ’68, a young man discovers himself—and Edmund Burke—on the other side of the barricades.
Border Bait and Switch
By W. James Antle III
Open-borders advocates hide their true colors.
The Miller’s Tale
By Justin Raimondo
Judith Miller didn’t go to jail on principle but to protect Chalabi.
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November 21, 2005 Issue
Forging the Case for War
The Plame case may go beyond the outing of a CIA agent to the fabrication of the documents that led us to invade Iraq.
By Philip Giraldi
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The Bullets Are Working
By R.J. Stove
The Awful End of Prince William the Silent: The First Assassination of a Head of State With a Handgun by Lisa Jardine
Family Man in Babylon
By Clark Stooksbury
Lion of Hollywood: The Life and Legend of Louis B. Mayer by Scott Eyman
Burn What You Worshipped
By Patrick J. Buchanan
The Battle for Trafalgar Square
Statesman and Swordsman
By Taki
Duff Cooper in love and war
Fourteen Days: O’Connor’s Successor; Bush’s First Veto: Torture Restrictions; Boy Meets Girl Meets Girl
Deep Background: Yelling Terrorism in a Crowded Subway; Syria’s Reprieve
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The American Conservative
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