Posted on 09/10/2001 8:08:34 AM PDT by gordgekko
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--This week's issue-->
I'm sorry...: The delegates are flying home, everyone feels good about themselves, and dictators have received their apology. Gregory J. Hand has some thoughts about the U.N. World Conference against Racism
Advertising is good medicine: Wayne Dunn dismantles the arguments used to promote the idea that drug companies shouldn't be allowed to advertise their products
Marxist COWS vs. Realist mammoths: If politics is a baseball game, Michael Moriarty says the home team needs to adopt a new strategy and hit some out of the park
This editorial opinion was brought to you by...: Barton Wong responds to news that novelist Fay Weldon wrote a novel called The Bulgari Connection, commissioned by the Italian jewelers of the same name
Revenue collection masquerading as law enforcement: Public surveillance cameras are beginning to look less like tools to promote safety and more as a revenue stream for police departments, writes Charles Bloomer
The public be damned: Moral servitude creates masters: George F. Smith asks if you are going to defend capitalism on moral grounds, please choose the right morality before you do it
Altruism and charity are not the same: James Hall drills down to what the concept of altruism really means. As the title suggests, it is not the same as charity
PETA, sharks, and a cure for cancer: PETA's response to a series of shark attacks this summer has Tom DeWeese shaking his head in disgust
A funny thing happened on the way to socialism: Samuel L. Blumenfeld reflects on William E. Simon's arguments about freedom and government and what the situation is today
Economic voodoo liberals do so well: W. James Antle III reports that traditional Keynesian economics is giving way to another form of voodoo economics on the left
Stiff Right Jab: Bush's "America First" foreign policy: Steve Montgomery and Steve Farrell both love and hate George W. Bush's approach when it comes to foreign policy
Refuting dark charges: Pearl Harbor Betrayed is the latest entry in the the literary battle in who is really to blame for the attack on Pearl Harbour. Steve Martinovich says he's convinced by Michael Gannon's efforts
The growth of science: Steve Martinovich says the epilogue disappoints but if you want to learn about the science of genetics and how Gregor Mendel launched today's bio-revolution, you could do a lot worse than the The Impact of the Gene
FDR and crisis: Any good politician well tell you that you have to wait for a crisis before you can bring in some really big spending plans. The master, writes Karen De Coster, was Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Who's the advertising man?: Anyone who tells you that no one knows what advertising does is plain out lying, writes Lawrence Henry
The poisoned well: Some people are suggesting that the two sides of the gun control debate seek some rapprochement. Dr. Michael S. Brown wonders what the point would be when one side refuses to tell the truth
Dear Dr. Progressive: After a short absence the good doctor returns once again to dispense his advice to the confused liberals of the world
A natural history of the spoiled brat: Daniel M. Ryan writes about that charming, agreeable and infuriating race: the spoiled brat
More than just a retirement: Phil Gramm may have announced his retirement last week for the reasons he announced, but Paul Weyrich says another fact may have been on his mind as well
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The FDA's victims: The sick and injured suffer more thanks to FDA bureaucrats, writes Dr. Charles A. Homsy
Why stricter standards on Mexican trucks will hurt our neighbor and ourselves: Sara Fitzgerald calls on the Bush Administration to block any plans that limits free trade
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