Dean Esmay points out this Rush Limbaugh interview of Victor Davis Hanson. Like Dean, I'm not a big fan of Limbaugh, but this is a very good interview.

And of course don't miss the Boston Globe's profile of VDH we pointed to a couple days ago.

Heck, I'll just point to VDH's new essay in NRO, Gone But Not Forgotten
Making war and peace in the new post-Soviet world even though I haven't read it yet. It must be good.

Off to read it now....

Update: Yup, it's a good one. How the world (and especially the Middle East) has changed since the fall of the Soviet Union, and how "Ronald Reagan's threat to terrorists and their supporters that "you can run but not hide" is at last true. The world of al Qaeda is shrinking as we speak — and there is no person or force left that can bail any of them out from the doom that awaits them all."