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July 17, 2006 ISSUE
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Cover American Petrocracy
Kevin Phillips
Among the shifting rationales for war in Iraq, the most plausible motive may be the least discussed: access to oil.Articles Power of the Pen
James Bovard
President Bush doesn’t veto the laws that limit his power, he just signs them away.Zarqawi's Death Wish 
Justin Raimondo Man of the House
W. James Antle III
John Hostettler takes his stand in Indiana’s “Bloody Eighth.” One World Cup
Steve Sailer
In America, soccer fans fall into the distinct demographics of Latinos and latte liberals. Reconciling Christendom
Marcia Christoff Kurapovna
Roman Catholic and Orthodox Churches contemplate reconciliation. Defining Democracy Down
Leon Hadar
George W. Bush’s war for democracy becomes a war on democracy. Conformity Without Conscience
Austin Bramwell
Conservatives Without Conscience by John Dean News Fourteen Days
Khalilzad: All’s Not Quiet in the Green Zone; Sore Loserman Lacks Joementum; Specter Writes Bush a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free CardArts & Letters Film: Gentlemen, Start Your Computers
Steve Sailer
Anthropomorphic autos in “Cars”Partners in Crime
Bruce Bartlett
The Big Ripoff: How Big Business and Big Government Steal Your Money by Timothy P. Carney The Art of Un-War
Ivan Eland
Winning the Un-War: A New Strategy for the War on Terrorism by Charles Pe Columns Armistice in the Culture War?
Patrick J. Buchanan
States’ rights show the wayIt's Easy Being Green
Taki
Convenient fixes for an inconvenient truth
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