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The Barnes Review

A JOURNAL OF POLITICALLY INCORRECT HISTORY

JULY/AUGUST 2019 ❖ VOLUME XXV ❖ NUMBER 4


TABLE OF CONTENTS

TULUM: MAYAN CITY OF HIGH TECH

A DOG’S TALE OF PRE-COLUMBIAN VOYAGES TO THE AMERICAS

BANISHED ROMANOV DUKE TURNS DESERT TO PARADISE

THE LIES OF WORLD WAR II

PASTOR MARTIN NIEMÖLLER: HIS UNCENSORED STORY

HUMILIATION IN KOREA: WHY THE U.S. LOST THE WAR

THE ORIGINAL RAINBOW COALITION

THE YAMNAYA PEOPLE AND THE ANCIENT HOMELAND OF THE ARYANS: AN EXCERPT FROM RISE OF THE ARYANS

THE FATE OF FEMALE CAPTIVES CAPTURED BY THE AMERINDIANS

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The Barnes Review

A JOURNAL OF POLITICALLY INCORRECT HISTORY

JULY/AUGUST 2019 ❖ VOLUME XXV ❖ NUMBER 4


TABLE OF CONTENTS

TULUM: MAYAN CITY OF HIGH TECH
BY MARC ROLAND. Possibly inspired by “white gods” from across the Atlantic, the Mayans are famous for astronomy and calendars. But that’s only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the achievements of this advanced culture.

A DOG’S TALE OF PRE-COLUMBIAN VOYAGES TO THE AMERICAS
BY MARC ROLAND. Is it possible the old Romans knew much more than we think about the Earth, including the existence of North and South America? Amazingly, it appears they and others did.

BANISHED ROMANOV DUKE TURNS DESERT TO PARADISE
BY MICHAEL WALSH. Although he fell from grace with his imperial family, Grand Duke Nicholas Constantinovich Romanov was still able to do incredible things, bringing the benefits of Western civilization to the backward Central Asians.

THE LIES OF WORLD WAR II
BY DR. PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS. Many decades after WWII wound down, the court historians remain mired in the propaganda of the victors. Woe to anyone who gets in their way. Popular conservative columnist Paul Craig Roberts—who has certainly loaded his literary barrels with heavy ammunition in recent years—lets the court historians have it in this devastating salvo.

PASTOR MARTIN NIEMÖLLER: HIS UNCENSORED STORY
BY JOHN WEAR, J.D. A submariner and later a pacifist, best remembered for his famous quote, Martin Niemöller has been praised and criticized by pro-Germans and anti-Germans alike. A man of the cloth, Niemöller was extremely critical of both Adolf Hitler and the postwar Allied occupation of Germany. What are we to make, in the final analysis, of this rather complex man?

HUMILIATION IN KOREA: WHY THE U.S. LOST THE WAR
BY DR. MATTHEW RAPHAEL JOHNSON. Thousands of Americans, and hundreds of Turks, were casualties in this forgotten battle against China in an all-but-forgotten war. And for what? We lost the battle, and we didn’t win the war. And now U.S. warmongers want another war with China?

THE ORIGINAL RAINBOW COALITION
BY PASTOR EDWARD DEVRIES. Today when someone mentions the words “rainbow coalition,” chances are good that what comes to mind is the “gay community” or the National Rainbow Coalition and its black “civil rights” ally called PUSH—People United to Save (or, later, Serve) Humanity, both headed by Jesse Jackson. But in the late 1960s and early 1970s, there was a now largely ignored Chicago coalition called the Rainbow Coalition of a quite different stripe.

THE YAMNAYA PEOPLE AND THE ANCIENT HOMELAND OF THE ARYANS: AN EXCERPT FROM RISE OF THE ARYANS
The homeland of the Indo-Europeans remains hotly debated. Some people believe the Indo-Aryan language came from Anatolia. The author, however, argues it came from the steppe country of the Pontic and Caspian area where once dwelt the horse-taming Yamnaya. Recent DNA evidence may back up this claim. (A sample chapter from TBR’s new book Rise of the Aryans by Patrick Chouinard.)

THE FATE OF FEMALE CAPTIVES CAPTURED BY THE AMERINDIANS
BY THOMAS GOODRICH. Being taken prisoner by the tribal redskins was no picnic. Starting with the torture, mutilation and even murder of your loved ones as you were forced to watch. If you survived at all you were repeatedly physically abused, then forced into hard labor as a slave. For many white women, a more bearable alternative was death itself.

From The Barnes Review, July/August 2019: 


Personal From the Editor

BIG NEWS ON SEVERAL FRONTS . . .

Setting the historical record straight is not the easiest business to be in these days. Every time we turn around, something is happening that directly affects our ability to get our message out. Most recently, the largest Internet video sharing site YouTube—with literally billions of views of videos from all kinds of filmmakers every year—has announced that it will be removing all items that espouse “white supremacy,” white nationalism, alternative views on the holocaust, Sept. 11 “conspiracy” theories and any other videos the YouTube censors (due to pressure from high-powered lobby groups) determine may be “offensive.” There is even talk of banning any discussion of the activities of billionaire slash-and-burn speculator George Soros because he happens to be Jewish. Nowadays, of course, people are actually being paid to be offended by whatever their employers determine is in vogue to be offended by. What the future holds, we have no idea, but we are sure that things will get worse before they get better as far as free speech is concerned.

But, with all the bad news, there is always good news. For one thing, TBR is in its 25th year of publishing. That in itself is an amazing success story and shows that there are thousands of people out there who are starved for real history. But we must have more subscribers. Please use the form on page 80 to send a gift subscription to a friend or family member. The cost of a one-year domestic gift subscription has been slashed to just $28. This offer is for U.S. gift subscriptions only. If you want an even more affordable deal, consider sending an electronic gift subscription. Presented in PDF format, TBR’s electronic edition looks just like the print issue, but can be read on your computer. The gift subscription cost of this is just $18 for one year, as we don’t have to pay for printing and mailing the magazine.

And more good news: TBR continues to publish its own books, and this provides some much-needed revenue to fund the print magazine. In the past year or so we’ve published The Jewish Mafia, Understanding Anti-Semitism, History of Anti-Semitism, The Rise of the Aryans, Israel’s Billions, The Soviet Experiment and Satan in Hollywood: Anti-Christian Propaganda in Film. Today we are announcing the publication of yet another book from Hervé Ryssen every TBR subscriber should get a copy of—Psychoanalysis of Judaism. This is a fascinating book of 461 pages that I know you will find immensely insightful. Sure to be quickly banned on the Internet, this English edition of Psychoanalysis of Judaism is only available from THE BARNES REVIEW.

And, finally, even more good news. TBR is moving to a new office location. All mail will now be sent to P.O. Box 550, White Plains, MD 20695. The TBR Post Office box in Washington is now closed and mail will be returned to you. Mail directed to our former Upper Marlboro, Maryland address will we forwarded to our new White Plains fulfillment address for one year. So please make a note of it. The new digs will save us $1,000 a month, giving us some additional funds to dedicate to our publishing efforts. Our thanks must also go to the staff of AFP newspaper, with whom we have just signed a contract to act as our fulfillment agent. —PAUL ANGEL, Executive Editor.

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