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Enter Stage Right ^ | April 29, 2002 | Steven Martinovich

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Anti-globalization: The left's violent assault on global prosperity: We should ignore the May Day protesters and welcome global capitalism as the best means of creating worldwide freedom and wealth, writes Edwin A. Locke

Just who are these guys anyway?: In June, anti-globalization protectors will descend on Calgary, Alberta on their way to the G-8 conference. Jason Hayes gives the city an idea of who they should expect

An exploration of a soul: Tamim Ansary struggles to reconcile his Afghan past and his American present in the compelling West of Kabul, East of New York: An Afghan American Story. Steven Martinovich reviews his efforts

How McCain threatens Democrats: Sen. John McCain may be a pain in the neck to Republicans, but to Democrats he'd be sure death. Bruce Walker warns the other side to stop flirting with him

The city that never...stops spending, AOL slides, and French cheese: Canadian Jackson Murphy remains ensconced in Washington, D.C. where he offers observations on pork, AOL and European socialists

Americans for Gun Safety: A new group has been targeting gun shows in radio ads by claiming they are shopping markets for terrorists. Dr. Michael S. Brown gives us the skinny as to who is behind the campaign

Paul Craig Roberts, protectionist?: For decades Paul Craig Roberts was a staunch proponent of free trade. Over the last couple of years, says W. James Antle III, he's been moving in a different direction

Joe Sobran: Anti-Jewish?: Charles A. Morse has long enjoyed Joe Sobran's work but a recent column has him questioning the beliefs of the former National Review editor

Enough! Israelis, come live with us!: Alan Caruba argues that the land on which Israel sits on isn't worth the life of even one Jew. They'd be a lot safer in the land of the free

Why Americans support Israel: Why do so many Americans support Israel? Glenn M. Frazier says one reason is that Americans aren't Europeans

Smart Growth: Gore's "wrenching" legacy: Al Gore may be long gone, writes Henry Lamb, but his environmental legacy continues to live on

A man and the law: Ted Lang asks an important question: Should George W. Bush declare himself king? The answer relies on answering another question

The Bill of Intellectual Rights: Wendy McElroy proposes a list of societal reforms -- a return to manners really -- to promote civility when it comes to debating women's issues

Only one new NATO member makes sense: Russia: If NATO ever expands its ranks, William S. Lind thinks asking the Russian Bear only makes perfect sense

Stop loss: Although Americans continue to praise their military, George S. Kulas points out that few are actually enlisting in the war against terrorism

Daschle: Killer of permanent tax cuts: Read his lips, no permanent tax cuts. When Sen. Tom Daschle says permanent tax cuts are DOA, that means they are DOA, writes Paul M. Weyrich

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NATO enlargement in Southeast Europe: America's interest: Bulgarian Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg argues that a NATO expansion into southeast Europe would mean a stronger Europe and NATO

Reform hypocrisy: David Limbaugh slams Democrats for supporting campaign finance reform and then planning to exploit loopholes in the new law

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