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"Flagrantly Islamophobic"
THE CANADIAN
ISLAMIC CONGRESS

America Alone: The End Of The World As We Know It
The paperback edition of Mark's international bestseller is now in bookstores, but you can order your personally autographed copy exclusively from
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It's good in parts!

An anatomical anthology of Mark's body of work, from the Liberian President's ears to Al Gore's calves
Mark Steyn From Head To Toe
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Hiatus interruptus

Monday, 06 September 2010

TO ALL OUR AMERICAN AND CANADIAN READERS
HAPPY LABOR/LABOUR DAY!
with a song for the season - plus The masses have amassed too much

RICOCHET
CHARLIE'S MISSING ANGEL
Mark returns to chew over the week's news with Rob Long, Peter Robinson and James Lileks

~Also: In a busy week for Mark on-air, Kathy Shaidle rounds up Steyn, Beck, Hannity and more in her weekly radio review. Tomorrow morning at 11am Eastern Mark will join the great Dennis Miller.

STEYN LIVE!
Mark will be live in person in Copenhagen on Saturday September 11th, talking to the Danish Free Press Society and receiving this year's Sappho Prize. If you're across the water in Malmo, swim on over and say hi.

THE HUGH HEWITT SHOW
THE RETURN OF STEYN
Mark and Hugh on spending, the election, and a one-term president by choice

THE RUSH LIMBAUGH SHOW
THE HOLE
A few moments from Mark's guest-hosting stint on America's Number One radio show, with an alternative take from George Soros' now anonymous stenographer at Media Matters. Evidently, the recession has caused Mr Soros to lay off large numbers of Zacharys.
~plus The Bureau Of Compliance: Some excerpts from last Wednesday's show, with a rather underpowered alternative take from George Soros' de-Zacharyed typing pool

MARK AT THE MOVIES
THE CONSTANT GARDENER
Big Pharma has a big office

MARK'S MAILBOX
HIGH SIGNS AND MISDEMEANORS
Your views on Mark's columns, shows and youthful charms

HAPPY WARRIOR
FRIENDLY PERSUASION
The collectivization of childhood

STEYN ON PEOPLE
THE CRIMINALIZATION OF BUSINESS
Conrad Black inches toward vindication

SONG OF THE WEEK
THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT
A convoluted tail

Politics & war

THE WEAK HORSE

In 1939, Capt. Peter Sanders, serving with the Tochi scouts on the Afghan-Indian border, was blown up by a Waziri booby trap and lost his right arm. Shortly afterwards, he accepted an invitation to lunch from the tribesman who’d planted the bomb. Awfully decent of the chap, and not a...

Arts & culture

SIXTEEN TONS

Song of the Week by Merle Travis This essay is taken from Mark's book A Song For The Season: I was born one mornin’ and the sun didn’t shine I picked up my shovel and I walked to the mine I loaded 16 tons of number nine coal And the straw boss said, ‘Well...

Greatest hits

HAPPY LABOR DAY!/HAPPY LABOUR DAY!

I wrote this column for The National Post eight Labor Days back, but, at the end of a week in which the Reverend Jesse Jackson's Cadillac Escalade gets stripped while he's at a "green jobs" rally, its central point holds up: The Reverend Jackson, the Reverend Gore, HRH The Prince of...