All 2007 Issues
August 27, 2007 Issue
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One-Child Foreign Policy
By James Kurth
Declining birth rates will result in smaller armies, but fewer wars won’t necessarily mean a safer world.
The Chips Are Down
By Claude Salhani
China takes warfare to the final frontier.
What Hillary Hides
By Nicholas von Hoffman
The former first lady may offer more of the same: a penchant for secrecy and good-and-evil politics.
Zealous for Zion
By Michael Brendan Dougherty
Jerusalem’s most pious defenders aren’t Israeli
Ex-President McCain
By Daniel Weigel
McCain’s bid to succeed Bush stalls the Straight Talk Express.
Let's Not Go Dutch
By Paul Belien
How the Netherlands lost a national hero and got amnesty in return
Nothing Doing
By Brent Kallmer
Don’t work at leisure.
Democracy Delusion
By Andrew A. Michta
Values didn’t win the Cold War.
Fourteen Days
Al-Qaeda’s Accomplices; Fredo’s Constitution; You Go to War with the Army You Hire
Deep Background
The Cheney Doctrine: Blame Iran; Tel Aviv is Listening
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Film: Talk, Talk Against the Dying of the Light
By Steve Sailer“Sunshine” runs short on science, long on fiction.
Novak Gets the Scoop on Novak
By Robert W. MerryThe Prince of Darkness: 50 Years Reporting in Washington by Robert D. Novak
Opium of the Intellectuals
By Lee CongdonComrades!: A History of World Communism by Robert Service
Bringing Diversity to the Debate
By Mark KrikorianDebating Immigration edited by Carol M. Swain
Can We Win the Ideological War?
By Patrick J. Buchanan
America has ideals; bin Laden has goals.
Musharraf on the Edge
By Daniel Larison
Pakistan’s Empty Promises
The Lost Summer
By Taki
Invasion of the Megayachts
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