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March/April 2001 – Volume VII, Number 2
5 “RECONQUISTA”: THE MEXICAN PLAN TO TAKE THE SOUTHWEST—JOHN TIFFANY
A number of Mexicans, a few disloyal Mexican-Americans and some highly placed American politicians want to “give back” to Mexico about one-third of the territory of the United States—regardless of the fact that Mexico never controlled most of this land in the first place and that the U.S. taxpayers have paid Mexico millions of dollars to purchase the real estate . . .
10 BLOOD OVER TEXAS—JOHN TIFFANY
What was the real cause of the Mexican-American War? Was it Yanqui aggression? Or was Mexico in fact to blame for the carnage? . . . A Revisionist commentary.
13 PREDICTIONS OF FEDERAL TYRANNY—DR. M. RAPHAEL JOHNSON
Many patriots have some familiarity with The Federalist Papers, but surprisingly few history students have even heard of The Anti-Federalist Papers. Yet this amazing collection of essays by the “other” Founding Fathers shows them to have been better prophets of
the future than Nostradamus . . .
19 AARON BURR’S TREASON TRIAL—EDWARD T. MAY
Why was this misunderstood Founding Father tried for treason? Was it actually a vendetta resulting from his famous duel with Alexander Hamilton? Here is the First Prize Winner of the 2000 BARNES REVIEW writing contest . . .
25 GUNS & LIBERTY—GEOFF MUIRDEN
The Second Article of the Bill of Rights guarantees the right of the people to keep and bear arms without interference by the federal government. Why then is Congress constantly passing more “gun control” laws, if these statutes are contrary to the Bill of Rights? . . .
31 HISTORY OF THE TEUTONIC KNIGHTS—STEPHEN RAPER
The Teutonic Order was a crusading group of militant monks who have gotten a bad “rap” for their colonizing efforts in the region of what today is Lithuania. Here is the other side of the story . . .
41 THE LIFE OF ARMAND HAMMER—DANIEL MICHAELS
He was the most prominent con-man of the 20th century. Billionaire maverick capitalist Armand Hammer was buddy-buddy not only with top politicians of the Western World, but with all the leading communist tyrants as well. What made this man tick? . . .
45 A BIOGRAPHY OF DRAZA MIHAILOVICH—STEPHEN EARL LOMBARDO
The illustrious Serbian patriot Dragoljub Draza Mihailovich does not fit into the convenient scheme of “left wingers” versus “right
wingers.” He was equally opposed to Nazis trying to run his country as he was to the Soviet Bolsheviks and their puppets . . .
49 LETTER TO MY GRANDDAUGHTER—RALPH FORBES
A loving grandfather sat down one day to pen this open letter to his young granddaughter, to enlighten her with the “politically
incorrect” facts that one does not learn in school nowadays . . .
51 DEATHCAMPS IN POST-WWII GERMANY . . . FOR GERMANS—ERIKA HANSEN
A German-American lady tells her emotional story of a trip to the Fatherland to visit the place where her father died in
a communist death camp . . .
55 THE RESISTANCE OF THE BOERS & BRITAIN’S RECALCITRANCE—JAAP A. MARAIS
The Boers are a unique nation, the only Indo-European people native to Africa. Their struggle to survive has been a difficult and ongoing one. Includes a sidebar on Britain’s snubbing of the Boer people . . .
63 THE JEWS, THE PLAGUE & THE CHURCH—GUILLERMO COLETTI
The Black Plague wiped out one-quarter of the population of Western Europe. It was perhaps the worst holocaust in history. The population responded with irrational outbreaks of “anti-Semitism” and a new anti-clericalism that changed our world . . .
65 CHARLES “PRETTY BOY” FLOYD—JOHN TIFFANY
Was this famous bank robber a latter-day Robin Hood, or just another robbing hood? Judge for yourself . . .
69 THE ARMIES OF THE PEOPLE—LEON DEGRELLE
Can men with little or no military background succeed as generals? Some did so in Nazi Germany, and in Napoleonic France there are many such examples as well . . .
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