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September/October 1999 – Volume V, Number 5
5 JOHN TYLER: OUR FIRST ACCIDENTAL PRESIDENT—FRANK JACKSON
Nobody elected John Tyler president of the United States, but he turned out to be one of the best we ever had. In addition, he was one of the founding fathers of the Confederacy . . .
13 HOW AMERICA’S MONEY WAS UNDERMINED—GORDON LEITCH JR.
Would we be better off if the government had stuck to silver? Or gold? Or U.S. notes as opposed to Federal Reserve pieces of paper? First of two installments . . .
21 THE CONTINUING REEDUCATION OF GERMANY—UDO WALENDY
In an affair reminiscent of the “Stockholm syndrome,” it was not enough to defeat Germany’s army in warfare. Afterward, it was necessary to “win the peace” by forcing the vanquished people to adopt the strange notions of the victorious powers. Peace was merely war continued by other means . . .
25 BRITISH WAR CRIMES OF WWI & WWII—VIVIAN BIRD
Some British soldiers were honorable to their enemies in war. Others unfortunately did not hesitate to commit atrocities such as the murder of POWs. But you won’t read about this in the court historians’ publications . . .
31 THE BITTER FRUITS OF “GLOBALONEY”—HARRY ELMER BARNES
Interventionists set the stage for intolerance and witch-hunting before Pearl Harbor by the arrogant attitude and smear tactics of organizations like the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies . . .
45 THE GULF OF TONKIN INCIDENT EXAMINED—JOHN WHITE
Did the U.S. government fake the Vietnamese attack on our ships, in order to fool the American people into letting them proceed with an un-Constitutional undeclared war? . . .
51 WHERE DID THE VIKINGS SETTLE?—PAUL CHAPMAN
L’Anse aux Meadows, an archeological site in Newfoundland, has been put forward by establishment historians as the real Vinland, discovered by Leif Eriksson. But evidence from the sciences of navigation, geography and history seems to be in agreement that there is more to Vinland than the one tiny site . . .
59 AUSCHWITZ:THE FINAL COUNT—MICHAEL COLLINS PIPER
What did or did not happen at the notorious so-called “Nazi death camp”? Why do the various authorities keep coming up with different and generally smaller figures for the number of people who died there? Why do we still hear “6 million” all the time? A book review . . .
63 DAVID DUKE: AN AWAKENING—JOHN TIFFANY
One of the most influential living populist politicians in America has written what liberals are calling his Mein Kampf. David Duke minces no words. A book review . . .
65 WHO IS DEPICTED ON THE SHROUD OF TURIN?—JENNIFER WHITE
67 HITLER’S WOULD-BE REVOLUTION DIES—GEN. LEON DEGRELLE
Adolf Hitler’s attempted coup d’état ended in a bloody rout. But out of the disaster came fame, and ultimately good fortune. A mystique was being born that would eventually make him the leader of his country. Next time, he would be democratically elected . . .
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