The world after September 11:
Selected National Post columns, 2001-2002

The beginning of a dark new era
The National Post, September 12, 2001
U.S. bashing no longer a game
The National Post, September 14, 2001
Anti-American cant a self-inflicted wound
The National Post, September 22, 2001
Don't buff the sharp edges off Islam
The National Post, September 29, 2001
From delusions to destruction: How Sept. 11 called into question the attitudes by which our society lives
The National Post, October 6, 2001
A war between civilizations
The National Post, October 9, 2001
Rage, pathos and theological spin
The National Post, October 13, 2001
New York's defiant life, and its memento mori
The National Post, October 20, 2001
Prince Hal camped on the Potomac
The National Post, October 27, 2001
The Battle for God
The National Post, November 6, 2001
Chaos v. civilization? We're neutral
The National Post, November 24, 2001
The perverse logic of suicide terrorism
The National Post, December 8, 2001
Why deny the obvious? West is best, by Robert Fulford
The National Post, December 29, 2001
Sept. 11: nobody knows who let it happen
The National Post, March 23, 2002
Bin Laden's Islamism may be past its prime
The National Post, April 6, 2002
Tragedy may have ended the gender battle
The National Post, April 20, 2002
The UN should probe the suicide bomber cult
The National Post, April 27, 2002
An Imam dares to say what Islam should be
The National Post, May 4, 2002

The world after September 11:Selected National Post columns, 2001-2002