| Inside Liberty |
| 4 |
Letters | The first word. |
| 5 |
Reflections | We clone Ted Williams,
panhandle with a president, get high on hate, empty a chamber pot, kick at a
skeleton, pepper an air marshal, rip down some signs, visit a dominatrix, get
fingerprinted, and get taken for a ride. |
|
Features |
| 17 | Searching for Evil in Syria | Our government tells us that Syria is a
bastion of evil. Doug Casey checks it out. |
| 20 | A Man's
Body, A Man's Right | Some people would pay any price for the extra years a new
kidney can provide. Too bad politicians won't let them. Bart Croughs
dissects the issues. |
| 23 | Why Don't
Americans Save? Blame Greenspan | Alan Greenspan bemoans our low savings
rates. R.W. Bradford discovers that he has only himself to
blame. |
| 26 | The Plot to
Regulate Video Games | Insert enough quarters — say, $90 million worth — and
scientists will tell you why the government should regulate video games. A.J.
Ferguson refutes them for free. |
| 29 | The Coming War With Iran | President Bush assures us that military
action against Iran isn't in the cards. Alan Bock tells how the president
has stacked the deck for war. |
| 31 | Fix Social Security Now! | We know the Social Security system is
broken. Durk Pearson shows that the alternative plans that have been
suggested won't work either, and proposes a plan that will. |
| 37 | The Importance of Henry Hazlitt | Jude Blanchette explains
why the man who introduced millions to the simple logic of economics was a
pivotal figure in the revival of liberty. |
| 41 | Anarchist Socialism | A never before published gem by libertarian
pioneer J. Wm. Lloyd. |
| Reviews |
| 45 | The New
Noir | Todd Skousen takes in the film version of a graphic
novel, and espies the future of cinema. |
| 46 | Socialism's Last
Bastion | Gary Jason exposes the illogic of postmodernism, and the
motives of its adherents. |
| 50 | Freedom's Farthest Frontier | Millions of years from now, in a galaxy very
close to home, a lone hero fights an invisible state for his life, his love, and
his sanity. Mark Rand reports from this brave new world. |
| 52 | It's the Outcome, Stupid! | Jo Ann Skousen explores the fine line
that separates tragedy from comedy. |
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| 51 | Notes on Contributors | They also serve, who only stir the
pot. |
| 55 | Terra Incognita | Too funny to be true? Too sad to be
fiction? |
