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October 01, 2009 ISSUE
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Cover Terror’s Tipping Point
Ed Warner
Loose nukes, roving terrorists, and the world’s most wanted man are just a few of the dangers that make Pakistan “the most important country in the world.”Articles Dr. Doom Runs for Senate
Michael Brendan Dougherty
Peter Schiff predicted the meltdown, but will that be enough to beat Chris Dodd?
Burn Victims
Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
In Iraq, our soldiers discover there’s no waste too toxic for Uncle Sam to incinerate. The Money Monopoly
Ron Paul
How the Federal Reserve bails out bankers by destroying the dollar These Colors Run Red
Andrew J. Bacevich
Repeal the Carter Doctrine Every Man a God-King
Daniel McCarthy
The trouble with people power The Elusive Oakeshott
Kenneth Minogue
The elusive Michael Oakeshott Coming Up Aces
Freddy Gray
Online poker lobby likes its cards Forced Out
Tom Streithorst
More and bigger weapons don’t bring greater power. United States of Paranoia
David Brown
Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean you’re right-wing. Imagination Takes Flight
Neil Clark
The humane values of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Arts & Letters Continental Drift
Rod Liddle
Reflections on the Revolution in Europe by Christopher CaldwellSuper K and the Perils of Power
William B. Quandt
Kissinger: 1973, The Crucial Year by Alistair Horne Demolition Derbyshire
Patrick Allitt
We Are Doomed: Reclaiming Conservative Pessimism by John Derbyshire Failing the IQ Test
Jason Richwine
Intelligence and How to Get It by Richard E. Nisbett Columns Liberal-in-Law 
Stuart ReidShepherd Watch
Eve Tushnet Aw, Canada
Bill Kauffman Front Lines
Protesting the Protesters; Planned Parenthood’s Quid Pro Choice; Robert Novak, Patriotic Conservative Deep Background
Jane Harman’s Revenge; Metrics Don’t Win Wars Old & Right
Henry Hazlitt on the Politics of Envy
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