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Current Issue	January 15, 2007 Issue Fragmented Future By Steve Sailer Diversity creates variety—but not neighborhoods. Osirak Redux? By Leon Hadar Prime Minister Ehud Olmert came to Washington seeking a green light for an Israeli strike on Iran. He wasn’t completely disappointed. Newt’s Comeback Tour By W. James Antle III The former speaker says he isn’t running for president, but he hopes to feel a draft. Hidden Costs By Ivan Eland How to fund a war without telling Meet MS 13 By Paul Moreland Give us your tired, your poor, your gangbangers. Selective Amnesia By Glenn Greenwald Being a pro-war pundit means never having to say you’re wrong. Good-bye Poodle By Geoffrey Wheatcroft Tony Blair staked his career on the Iraq War—and lost. Not By Politics Alone By Claes G. Ryn How the Right won elections but lost the culture Purchase an online edition of this issue immediately!	Summer of Love and Death By Steve Sailer Emilio Estevez’s “Bobby” Abstract Thinkers By Jeffrey Hart The Triumph of Modernism: The Art World, 1985-2005 by Hilton Kramer Myth-Making for a New Empire By David Gordon Dangerous Nation: America’s Place in the World from Its Earliest Days to the Dawn of the 20th Century by Robert Kagan MTV Made Them Do It By Tom Piatak The Enemy at Home: The Cultural Left and Its Responsibility for 9/11 by Dinesh D’Souza Historians & Ideologues By Patrick J. Buchanan In Defense of Underrated Presidents Mind Your Manners, Mr. Will By Taki Mr. Webb Goes to Washington Fourteen Days: The Baker Boys Report Back; Big Apple Not Rotting; Multiculturalism on the Menu Deep Background: Who Clued in Khan?; $40 Million Per Terrorist; Grandma, AIPAC Is on the Phone Copyright © 2007 The American Conservative