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September 08, 2008 ISSUE
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Cover General Principles
Ron Unz
Lt. Gen. William Odom refused to fall in line when other top brass parroted the Bush administration’s Iraq talking points.Articles Back in the USSR
Peter Hitchens
Alexander Lukashenko’s Belarus is brutal and oppressive—yet remains unexploited by the economy of haste.Biden Time
W. James Antle III
In choosing his vice president, the candidate of change embraced politics as usual. Appetite for Destruction
Andrew J. Bacevich
America externalizes the price of its profligacy by redefining freedom as the right to consume. The Asquith Analogy
Daniel Koffler
Let’s remember World War I before launching World War V. A New Musharraf in Town 
Eric S. Margolis
Who will succeed Musharraf as U.S. satrap in Pakistan? Radical Chic
Brendan O’Neill
Tibet, the Theocracy Liberals Like News Fourteen Days
Another Reason to Vote Conley; Things to Do in Denver When You’re Dead; Closing Ceremonies for the WestDeep Background
Washington’s Men in Georgia Arts & Letters None of the Above
W. James Antle III
The Case Against Barack Obama: The Unlikely Rise and Unexamined Agenda of the Media’s Favorite Candidate by David Freddoso and McCain: The Myth of a Maverick by Matt WelchStalin’s Willing Executioners
Steve Sailer
Recalling a Soviet atrocity in “Katyn” The Age of Hypocrisy
Peter Oborne
Political Hypocrisy: The Mask of Power, From Hobbes to Orwell and Beyond by David Runciman Trial by Error
Christopher Howse
A History of Political Trials: From Charles I to Saddam Hussein by John Laughland Columns Day by the Pool
Stuart ReidUnpatriotic Conservative
Patrick J. Buchanan Left Behind
Daniel Larison
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