The Iranian and Saudi Regimes Must Go
Identifies the clear and present danger posed by these regimes and presents a policy for their swift elimination.
Welcome to the Summer 2011 issue of the journal for people of reason. As the cover indicates, we have a few things to say about the situation in the Middle East. Items on this front include my article “The Iranian and Saudi Regimes Must Go”; an interview with author Reza Kahlili, an ex-CIA spy who was long embedded in Iran’s Revolutionary Guards; an interview with historian John David Lewis about U.S. foreign policy and the Muslim world; and related movie and book reviews. On the domestic front, in “ObamaCare v. the Constitution” Paul Beard presents a compelling legal argument against the Individual Mandate; in “The Government’s Assault on Private-Sector Colleges and Universities” I examine a jaw-dropping saga that is too fantastic for fiction; and, in his delightful interview, Andy Kessler explains why we’d all enjoy a higher standard of living if more businessmen would “eat people.” Films reviewed in this issue are Iranium, directed by Alex Traiman (reviewed by Daniel Wahl); and Temple Grandin, directed by Mick Jackson (reviewed by C.. . . Continue »
Identifies the clear and present danger posed by these regimes and presents a policy for their swift elimination.
Craig Biddle: I’m honored to be joined today by Reza Kahlili, author of A Time to Betray, a book about his double life as ...
I recently spoke with Dr. John David Lewis about American foreign policy, the uprisings in the Muslim world, the killing of Osama bin Laden, and ...
Presents a compelling legal argument against the Individual Mandate.
Education & Parenting, Politics & Rights
Examines the government’s baseless case against career colleges and exposes its malicious efforts to destroy them.
Daniel Wahl interviews Andy Kessler, author of Eat People: And Other Unapologetic Rules for Game-Changing Entrepreneurs.
Gideon Reich reviews Surrender Is Not an Option: Defending America at the United Nations and Abroad, by John Bolton.
Joshua Lipana reviews The Infidel: Chapter One, by Bosch Fawstin.
Jared M. Rhoads reviews Why ObamaCare is Wrong For America: How the New Health Care Law Drives Up Costs, Puts Government in Charge of Your Decisions, and Threatens Your Constitutional Rights, by Grace-Marie Turner, James C. Capretta, Thomas P. Miller, and Robert E. Moffit.
Andrew Brannan reviews Ethical Oil: The Case for Canada’s Oil Sands, by Ezra Levant.
Burgess Laughlin reviews Anti-intellectualism in American Life, by Richard Hofstadter, and The Age of American Unreason, by Susan Jacoby.
C. A. Wolski reviews His Dark Materials Trilogy, by Philip Pullman.
Daniel Wahl reviews Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything, by Joshua Foer.
Daniel Wahl reviews Operation Mincemeat: How a Dead Man and a Bizarre Plan Fooled the Nazis and Assured an Allied Victory, by Ben Macintyre.
Michael A. LaFerrara answers a letter about tax credits for Education.