| Inside Liberty |
| 4 | Letters | The customer is always opinionated. |
| 7 | Reflections | We give Congress a raise, swoon like a Spice Girl, buy a
country, recruit stoners, sue labor unions, pull a lion out of a hat, bomb the
children (for the children!), watch idiots vote, make condoms disappear,
and disband the Libertarian Party.
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Features |
| 23 | A Way Out of Iraq | Progress in the Middle East, Jon Harrison argues,
requires a new perspective.
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| 27 | The French Occupation of America | David G. Danielson tells what
American history would have been like if the French had been thinking
like George W. Bush.
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| 30 | The Empty Breadbasket | Doug Casey sees how to destroy a country in
less than a decade.
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| 33 | Twenty Observations on Liberty and Society | Jayant Bhandari
warns that totalitarian government is only a symptom of the real enemy:
totalitarian culture.
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| 38 | The Art of Letting Go | Mark Skousen lauds a Chinese philosopher
who drove away a third of the students in a class at Columbia Business
School.
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| Reviews |
| 43 | What Causes Terrorism? | When it comes to the culture war, Robert
VerBruggen points out, there's more than enough responsibility to go
around.
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| 45 | American Dictator | There are times, Bruce Ramsey shows, when there
is something to be said for assassins.
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| 47 | The Best Movies of 2006 | Jo Ann Skousen fills out your Netflix
queue.
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| 48 | The Importance of "Happyness" | The new Will Smith movie is
a hit with libertarians. David T. Beito and Gary Jason were there when the
curtain went up.
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| 50 | Topping the Charts | Jo Ann Skousen watches the Supremes biopic that
has America falling in love all over again.
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| 51 | Medianotes | Merchants of death, dangerous professors, gay stoners
with guns, and a boy's inadequate dragons.
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| 52 | Notes on Contributors | Book 'em, Danno. |
| 54 | Terra Incognita | All the world is strange but thee and we.
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