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June 20, 2005 ISSUE
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Articles Left Coast's Right Turn
Steve Sailer
Hollywood stars may vote Democratic, but the movies they make are surprisingly conservative.The Next Superpower? 
Leon Hadar
America’s imperial overstretch could pave the way for China’s rise to global hegemony. State of the State Secrets
Justin Raimondo
Larry Franklin wanted to sway America’s Iran policy, not just spill intel. Allies or Ingrates?
Doug Bandow
South Korea is a faithless friend. I Still Like Ike
Gregory Cochran
Eisenhower knew how to run a war Border Skirmishes
W. James Antle III
The immigration debate pits the Republican leadership against grassroots conservatives. Death of the Left?
Arthur Versluis
Liberalism’s demise may realign the Right. News Fourteen Days
Why They Hate Us; Dateline: Krakow, Portugal; Larry Summers’s PaybackDeep Background
Philip Giraldi
Baghdad’s Real-Time Bombs; Soft-Target Syria; They All Look Alike to Me Arts & Letters Flattening Will Get You Nowhere
James P. Pinkerton
The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century by Thomas L. Friedman.On Power and Politics
George W. Carey
Bertrand de Jouvenel: The Conservative Liberal and the Illusions of Modernity by Daniel J. Mahoney Music: Homage to a Catalonian
Ralph de Toledano
Pablo Casals, a cellist and a Catalan Columns Fili-busted
Patrick J. Buchanan
John McCain’s Gang of SevenSummer Reading
Fred Reed
How to read and what Flush Network
Taki
The Post’s leaky journalism
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