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The Barnes Review, March/April 2015 (PDF)

The Barnes Review, March/April 2015 (PDF)

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VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 2

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 VLADIMIR PUTIN: RUSSIA’S DELIVERER

By Matthew Raphael Johnson, PH.D. Fifteen years ago the author was talking about an emerging star in Russia by the name of Vladimir Putin. Few if any had even heard of him. Our critics said, “This man is no hero. He’s a dyed-in-the-wool Communist. An aggressor. A schemer. A flash in the pan.” How wrong they were and how prescient Dr. Johnson truly was. Turns out Vladimir Putin is a true nationalist and perhaps the only man who can stop the NWO in its tracks.

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The Barnes Review, March/April 2015

The Barnes Review, March/April 2015

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VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 2

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 VLADIMIR PUTIN: RUSSIA’S DELIVERER

By Matthew Raphael Johnson, PH.D. Fifteen years ago the author was talking about an emerging star in Russia by the name of Vladimir Putin. Few if any had even heard of him. Our critics said, “This man is no hero. He’s a dyed-in-the-wool Communist. An aggressor. A schemer. A flash in the pan.” How wrong they were and how prescient Dr. Johnson truly was. Turns out Vladimir Putin is a true nationalist and perhaps the only man who can stop the NWO in its tracks.

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The Barnes Review, March/April 2014 (PDF)

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VOLUME XX, NUMBER 2

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BLOWING UP THE GUNPOWDER PLOT

By John Tiffany. “Remember, remember, the 5th of November” was the mantra of the British government after an alleged plot to blow up King James I and the members of Parliament with tons of gunpowder was discovered. According to history, Guido “Guy” Faukes was caught in the act and a vast Catholic conspiracy against the Protestant regime was exposed. But what real evidence is there to prove the official narrative is true? Was it a 17th-century “false flag” designed to foment perpetual war and suppress religious freedom?

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The Barnes Review, March/April 2014

The Barnes Review, March/April 2014

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VOLUME XX, NUMBER 2

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BLOWING UP THE GUNPOWDER PLOT

By John Tiffany. “Remember, remember, the 5th of November” was the mantra of the British government after an alleged plot to blow up King James I and the members of Parliament with tons of gunpowder was discovered. According to history, Guido “Guy” Faukes was caught in the act and a vast Catholic conspiracy against the Protestant regime was exposed. But what real evidence is there to prove the official narrative is true? Was it a 17th-century “false flag” designed to foment perpetual war and suppress religious freedom?

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The Barnes Review, September/October 2013

The Barnes Review, September/October 2013

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VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 5

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WHO REALLY WROTE DON QUIXOTE?

By John Tiffany. The celebrated novel, set in Spain, was not written by a Spaniard at all. It was written by Englishman Francis Bacon. The clues are everywhere, if you know how to look, and there is no need to rely on secret codes to crack the case.

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The Barnes Review, July/August 2013

The Barnes Review, July/August 2013

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VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 4

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AMERICA’S “ALMOST” 14TH STATE

By John Tiffany. During America’s Revolutionary War era, John Sevier was known as the “Hero of the Battle of Kings Mountain.” He was also the governor of America’s little-known “14th colony,” the Free Republic of Franklin. Though seven of the original 13 colonies voted to admit it into the union, subterfuge denied “Franklin” its statehood.

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The Barnes Review, May/June 2013

The Barnes Review, May/June 2013

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VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 3

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THE SHIP THAT SAVED JAMESTOWN?

By John Tiffany. It was called “the Starving Time,” that brutal winter of 1608/1609 at the Jamestown colony in Virginia during which 75% of the settlers there died from disease, Indian attack and lack of food. Luckily, a relief fleet of five ships, led by the Sea Venture, was sent with supplies. Unluckily, that fleet passed through what some scholars today believe was a category five hurricane. They not only ended up making it through (albeit a bit delayed) to save the Jamestown colonists from starvation, they also claimed Bermuda for the British in the process—all on the same inspiring odyssey.

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The Barnes Review, March-April 2013

The Barnes Review, March-April 2013

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VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 2

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 GERMANY’S “BIG APPLE” A-BOMB

By Philip Rife. It is almost an unknown fact to most of the world, but German military men in World War II were discussing ways to launch an ICBM against America with an A-bomb tip. How close were the Nazis to having this technology ready? Would they have used a two-stage rocket or could they have launched a missile strike from a sub? Find out.

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The Barnes Review, January-February 2013

The Barnes Review, January-February 2013

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VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 1

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NORMANS: BLESSING OR CURSE?

By John Nugent. In 1066, the Normans—a mix of Viking and French blood—invaded England across the Channel from Normandy and began a ruthless campaign to genocide the Anglo-Saxon inhabitants. Few today, however, know the extent of the attempts of William and his minions to cleanse the isle of its unwanted Germanic settlers.

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