by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 26, 1999 Up at the United Nations, the carpenters of the New World Order are busy constructing the world’s first permanent war crimes tribunal. Modeled on the Nuremberg court that convicted the Nazis, the new tribunal claims jurisdiction over all nations, including the United …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 23, 1999 Now, it’s official. The United States is the last great economy firing on all eight cylinders in a global collapse. America is the last domino. In 1997, Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea had to be bailed out with $115 billion in International …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 19, 1999 With the Senate’s failure to muster even a bare majority for the conviction of Bill Clinton, some conservatives are near despair. “I no longer believe that there is a moral majority,” writes veteran activist Paul Weyrich. “I do not believe that a …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 16, 1999 In “Great Contemporaries,” Winston Churchill wrote that when Britain abandoned “splendid isolation” to create the Anglo-French alliance in 1904, “only one voice was raised in discord” — the earl of Rosebury. In public, Lord Rosebury said the pact was far more likely …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 12, 1999 Is China preparing for a clash with the United States over Taiwan? What other explanation is there for the ominous moves China is making on the far side of the Taiwan Strait? On Jan. 26, The Washington Times reported that Beijing had …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 9, 1999 At every crossroads in the impeachment and trial of William Jefferson Clinton, the Democratic Party shoveled debris onto the path of justice. And because that party worships power, Clinton has evaded conviction for high crimes and misdemeanors. So, our president gets a …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 5, 1999 Browsing through Reason magazine recently, I stumbled on an article by a free-trade True Believer, who was profoundly perplexed over the inroads being made by economic nationalists. “In a time of unrivaled prosperity,” wailed Brink Lindsey, “what has made trade liberalization so …
by Patrick J. Buchanan – February 2, 1999 Not since the Roaring Twenties, when the Republican Party was still “America’s Party,” has the GOP controlled so many seats in the House and Senate and in governors’ chairs. Yet, to many Republicans, this seems the very winter of their discontent. Inside …
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