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The Case Against Preemptive War 
By Paul W. Schroeder
Bush’s push for regime change in Iraq



One Tiny Little Creature PDF
By Nicholas von Hoffman
Dostoevsky’s Alyosha said he would not torture a single child to buy the happiness of all mankind. But we, by invading Iraq, would hurt many for a cause less noble.

The Experts PDF
By Andrew J. Bacevich



Fourteen Days PDF
Kahane at the Standard. Bilingual Battles, Looting with Piracy Law, Chinese Fortunes.

In Memoriam PDF
Jim Chapin 1941-2002




Film: Reparations for Cadillac Dealers PDF
By Steve Sailer



Albert M. Nixon 
By Patrick J. Buchanan
Gore’s stand against preemptive war recalls a 1968 strategy used to great electoral success.

The Real Nitty-Gritty 
By Taki
An award for Bill Kristol, solving the Saddam problem, and corporal punishment for sports stars.



Bush Thus Far 
The president has shown some backbone but risks disaster in major policy areas.


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