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The road from 1989: reflections on the greatest peaceful transformation in history. O'Sullivan, John Nov 23, 2009 3201
Communism still stands in the "stans": the former Soviet Republics of Central Asia continue as totalitarian dictatorships, but have won Western aid by portraying themselves as allies in the war against terror. Eddlem, Thomas R. Essay Aug 17, 2009 2458
The lies that blind: is communism dead? For the past 25 years, Soviet defector Anatoliy Golitsyn has been publicly warning the West against acceptance of this deadly illusion. Jasper, William F. Essay Aug 3, 2009 2588
Undies, comrade? The problem of products bearing communist symbols. Nordlinger, Jay Jul 6, 2009 1688
A definition and criticism of cybercommunism. Vaden, Tere; Suoranta, Juha Report Mar 22, 2009 6876
Consumerism good for communism? Close Up. Apr 3, 2008 1117
'A Catholic in the room': second thoughts on Hilaire Belloc. Steinfels, Peter Oct 26, 2007 3355
Of providence and policy: three assassination attempts failed, and an evil empire fell. O'Sullivan, John Dec 4, 2006 2068
McCarthyism: myth and reality. Peters, Charles May 1, 2006 653
The Truman Doctrine: containing communism and modernity. Merrill, Dennis Mar 1, 2006 5413
To have and have not. Alende, Andres Hernandez Mar 1, 2006 618
Thirty years after the fall of Saigon, Americans can reflect that the Vietnam War did confine the virus of Communism to former Indochina. Brief Article May 23, 2005 154
Change the world without taking power. Holloway, John Mar 22, 2005 1552
Humanism and communism. Edwords, Fred Mar 1, 2005 771
Crying "peace" while waging war: millions of people around the world are demonstrating against the U.S./UN war on Iraq. Most of them are unaware of the hidden revolutionary agenda of the "peace" leaders. (War & Peace). Jasper, William F. Apr 7, 2003 2291
The dogs that don't bark: a watchdog will not bark at a burglar if it recognizes him as a friend. The mainstream media's failure to "bark" at Communism's crimes speaks volumes about its loyalty. (Blackout). Jasper, William F. Feb 10, 2003 2746
A riddle wrapped in an enigma: North Korea is an isolated, poor, and cultish society. Its recent attempts to reform have been stymied--not least by its admission that it has a nuclear-weapons program. French, Howard W. Illustration Dec 13, 2002 2701

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