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February 12, 2007 ISSUE
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Cover The Next Conservativism Paul M. Weyrich;William S. Lind By rejecting ideology and embracing "retroculture," the Right can recover itself and perhaps reverse America's decline.Articles Next Stop: Tehran Philip Giraldi Don’t believe the White House denials. Watch the carrier groups converging in the Persian Gulf.Making Enemies Brendan O'Neill How Israel helped to create Hamas Terrorists Chip In  William Norman Grigg Spychip-enhanced passports make life easier for al-Qaeda and tougher for American travelers. Feeding the Guerillas Martin Sieff The Battle of Baghdad may look less like Algiers than Stalingrad. Iraq and a Hard Place W. James Antle III Democrats could defund the war Appealing Dissent Michael Brendan Dougherty Veterans of the Iraq War make unlikely but effective protesters. News Fourteen Days  State of the Union: Weary; Santorum’s Hit List; What Women WantArts & Letters Film: Communication Failure on Three Continents  Steve Sailer Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett in “Babel”Speak the Queen's Urdu  Theodore Dalrymple Londonistan by Melanie Phillips Angri-cultural Revolution Florence King Hats in the ring, eyes on Iran Redeeming History  Thomas E. Woods Jr. Sacred Causes: The Clash of Religion and Politics from the Great War to the War on Terror by Michael Burleigh Spend It Like Beckham  Taki Beckham’s big bucks Columns The 2008 X Factor  Patrick J. BuchananFuture Cons James P. Pinkerton Venerate the past, accommodate the future. Not Your Father's Conservatism John Derbyshire Politicized nostalgia won’t resuscitate the Right. Won By One David Franke Groups won’t go back, but individuals might.
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