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The Barnes Review, January/February 2010: Kensington Stone Decoded
VOLUME XVI, NUMBER 1
Table of Contents
MEDIEVAL TEMPLARS CLAIM MIDWEST?
By Frank Joseph. New light is shining on the Kensington Rune Stone and other mysterious and contentious ancient artifacts that reveal knights and Norsemen of the Middle Ages were well acquainted with what is now the United States. Geologist Scott Wolter (who spoke at the 2002 TBR conference), and a team of archeologists and linguists have now shown that the controversial Kensington Rune Stone is authentic and is most likely a Templar land claim marker…
ANCIENT IRANIANS A MATCH FOR ROME
Even before the German hero Arminius blocked the Roman empire from expanding farther to the west, Persians were defeating the hitherto all-conquering Roman army in the east, preserving for all time the independence of Iran. Known as Parthia, little is said about this Aryan civilization due to the anti-Iranian position held by today’s U.S. propaganda (media) outlets…
THE COMMUNIST ASSAULT ON BULGARIA
By Alexander Tsankov. It was a desperate struggle and a near thing, but Bulgarian patriots were able to beat off a Red bid to take over the Balkan nation and kill the king or czar. Assassinations and mass murders were the order of the day, but miraculously Czar Boris and his government, or most of them, survived…
WHEN FINLAND ALMOST WENT FASCIST
By Marc Roland. You may be surprised to learn that long before the rise of Hitler Finland had a “civil war” with the nationalists on one side and the Communists on the other. Finland did not quite “go fascist,” but on the other hand the Communists failed to prevail, even with the backing of the powerful Soviet Union right next door…
FINN TELLS OF DEPORTATION FROM U.S.
By Henrik Holappa. Henrik Holappa is a brave young Finn who had the guts to tell the truth in his native Finland about the brutal rapes and beatings being carried out against Finnish women by illegal immigrants today. For this he was threatened with jail time, so he fled to America. Find out what Holappa discovered about the “land of the free.”…
REAL ‘HUNS’ ON THE RAMPAGE
By Joaquin Bochaca. While Americans were being brainwashed to refer to Germans as “Huns,” meaning savage barbarians, the horrifying events of WWII proved that the real perpetrators of incredible atrocities were our so-called allies, the “Russians” or actually the Soviets, many of whom were no more Russian than they were actual Huns…
THE STUTTGART ATROCITY & OTHERS
By Major Herbert Brown. Did France have any right to bring negro and North African troops in from its colonies and turn them loose in orgies of rape against the women of conquered Germany? Did Ike have the right to do everything in his power to keep the sordid facts out of the newspapers? Or was this a reversion to pure barbarity?…
INVESTIGATING CLAIMS OF MASS MURDER
By Carolyn Yeager & Wilhelm Mann. A strange thing is happening in the ongoing research into the mass murders that took place during WWII. For one thing, few Jewish bodies seem to be turning up. Mot many Poles either. So far, those bodies that have been identified have been, almost uniformly, those of anti-Communist soldiers and civilians…
MURDER OF MYSTERY MISTRESS UNSOLVED
By Victor Thorn. They called Mary Pinchot Meyer a “Georgetown socialite.” But she was far more than just that. This was JFK’s favorite mistress. But was she drugging and using him, or was someone using her to use him, as a human guinea pig? And was she rubbed out about a year after he was, because she knew too much? And what was the role in this mess of the CIA, Israeli intelligence and psychedelic guru Timothy Leary?…
MASTER SPY GEORGE KOVAL IN AMERICA
By Daniel W. Michaels. The Soviet intelligence people called him “Delmar.” This one individual, with very little help from his handlers back in Russia, did incalculable damage to the United States during the Cold War. Neglected for years, at last he is being honored by Russia for making monkeys out of us all and giving the USSR the atom bomb…
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