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Articles in Feb 9, 2009 issue of American Conservative, The

• It takes out a village
• Reconstruction project
• Scratched Kristol
• Fed up: the popular uprising against central banking
  by Thomas E. Woods, Jr.
• Life for March: in the age of Obama, the anti-abortion movement has nowhere left to go
  by Michael Brendan Dougherty
• Homeland offense: Washington contemplates deploying the Armed Forces for domestic law enforcement
  by Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
• Old and right
  by Murray Rothbard
• Nothing to Fear but Roosevelt
  by Jim Powell
• Putting the "I" in Iron Lady
  by Sam Leith
• Averting the clash
  by Leon Hadar
• Old news
  by Fred Reed
• Blundering herd
• Deflated expectations: when fear of falling prices becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy
  by George Selgin
• Experience over hope: you've got to watch your step in my household. I do, at any rate. On Jan. 20, at about 12:40, I rang my wife at home and asked, "You watching this?" She said that she was
  by Stuart Reid
• Bibi's guns: "where there is no solution, there is no problem," geostrategist James Burnham once wryly observed
  by Patrick J. Buchanan
• Egyptian intelligence has shared with the CIA information obtained from monitoring communications between its domestic Islamist group Gama'a al-Islamiyya and suspected al-Qaeda representatives
  by Philip Giraldi
• British hacker Gary McKinnon is facing extradition to the U.S. on terrorism charges
  by Philip Giraldi
• European states participating in Afghanistan's International Security Assistance Force will offer only a lukewarm response to calls by Barack Obama for more troops
  by Philip Giraldi
• Dead center: without a vital left or right, politics has lost all principle
  by Jack Ross
• Ex-president's question time: Frost/Nixon
  by Steve Sailer
• United States of Argentina: how inflation turned a rising power into a pauper
  by Philip Jenkins
• Stimulating leviathan
• When money dies: brother, can you spare a million marks?
  by Adam Fergusson