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September 26, 2005 ISSUE
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Cover Splitting Islam
James Kurth
Winning the Cold War required playing the Soviets off the Chinese. Now we need to divide the Sunnis and the Shi’ites.Articles Vietnam Generation 
Andrew J. Bacevich
Those who fought and those who protested learned the lessons of the ’60s. Members of the administration had “other priorities.”From Minutemen to Mainstream
Scott McConnell
If we’re serious about controlling the border, we must first police our own movement. Casualties of Waugh
R.J. Stove
The finest novelist of the last century was also a masterful polemicist. Buying CAFTA
W. James Antle III
CAFTA passage required generous helpings of pork. News Fourteen Days
When Doves Camp; Continued Progress in Iraq; Running for President of MexicoUnwelcom Prophet
Enoch Powell Deep Background
Philip Giraldi
Chasing Osama Arts & Letters Film: Big Pharma Colonizes Africa
Steve Sailer
Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz in “The Constant Gardener”America's Glorious Cause
Roger D. McGrath
1776 by David McCullough Strangers in a Strange Land
Arthur Versluis
No Country for Old Men by Cormac McCarthy Monks Who Made the Modern World
David Cowan
How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization by Thomas E. Woods Jr. Columns What Soldiers Cannot Do
Patrick J. Buchanan
Losing by winningFor Whom Ms. Bell Tolled
Taki
Gertrude Bell started it all
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