Description
Here is an anthology of 15 articles, gleaned from the annals of the THE BARNES REVIEW, that discuss many of the less pleasant aspects of the politics of the United States of America.
Topics covered:
- Warnings by anti-Federalists about government power;
- motivations behind the treason trial of Aaron Burr;
- true meaning of the Second Amendment;
- why John Quincy Adams became a member of the Anti-Masonic Party;
- the Jewish Mafia and Al Capone;
- voices condemning the use of atomic weapons on Japan;
- FDR’s hidden medical secret;
- the treatment of America’s vets—after the Revolution and beyond;
- the murder of James Forrestal;
- the planned poison gas attack against Japanese civilians;
- Roy Bullock and the true nature of the ADL;
- the St. Louis Massacre;
- Hoover’s attempts to end starvation policies;
- the persecution of William Pelley; and
- the 1967 attack on the Liberty.
This collection includes entries from such popular researchers and writers as Michael Collins Piper, James P. Tucker, Dr. Matthew Johnson, Edward May, Geoff Muirden, Mike Walsh, Erik Fortman, Mike Blair, John Tiffany, Dr. Harrell Rhome, and Rep. Paul Findley.
Softcover, 159 pages, #1034.
