The Barnes Review, September/October 2012

The Barnes Review, September/October 2012

VOLUME XVIII, NUMBER 5


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THE BANK OF ENGLAND’S HIDDEN ORIGINS

By Stephen Goodson. Why are people by the thousands still protesting outside financial institutions all across the world? Why is the economy of most of the world in such horrible shape today? Basically it all started with the Bank of England, centuries ago. Here is the story of how the bankers managed to take control of planet Earth.

 

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The Barnes Review, July/August 2012

The Barnes Review, July/August 2012

VOLUME XVIII, NUMBER 4


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EUROPE’S LUCKY ESCAPE FROM DISASTER

By Peter Strahl. Europeans celebrate April 9 each year as the anniversary of their great 1241 victory over the vicious Mongol horde. But if a victory, it was a pyrrhic one—a huge number of the fighting men of Europe were wiped out. But what really turned the tide of battle? Was it the fortitude of the Europeans or the Angel of Death?

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The Barnes Review, May/June 2012

The Barnes Review, May/June 2012

VOLUME XVIII, NUMBER 3


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ITALY SINKS INTO BLOODY CIVIL WAR

By Joaquin Bochaca. The fall of Italy was a tragic time, yet few Americans really knew what was happening inside Italy in the waning days of WWII. The fact is that Italian society had devolved into a bloody civil war. Revisionist Joaquin Bochaca has studied the era and gives TBR readers his insights detailing what went on in Italy after Mussolini was freed from Allied imprisonment and started a new fascist government in the north, while the south went on an orgy of anti-fascist violence.

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The Barnes Review, March/April 2012

The Barnes Review, March/April 2012

VOLUME XVIII, NUMBER 2


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A NEW LOOK AT THE HITTITES

By William White. The Hittites were lost for millennia in the sands of time. No one knew much at all about them, except for a few obscure Bible mentions that seemed to point to them being some minor Palestinian tribe. After many decades of archeological research, now we know they were the earliest, and one of the greatest Aryan civilizations of all time, skilled builders and civic organizers and the inventors of the first written Indo-European language.

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The Barnes Review, January-February 2012

The Barnes Review, January-February 2012

VOLUME XVIII, NUMBER 1


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A STRAIGHT LOOK AT WORLD WAR II

By Willis A. Carto. World War II was the most destructive conflagration of all time. After more than half a century, it is about time the record was set straight on the global disaster, without any propaganda input from the powers that be. In this essay, TBR publisher Willis A. Carto lays out his case that the worst calamity ever to befall the white race in its long and illustrious history was World War II.

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The Barnes Review, November/December 2011

The Barnes Review, November/December 2011

VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 6


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WHO KILLED JOSEF STALIN—AND WHY?

By Daniel W. Michaels. Few people on Earth were sorry to see him gone, the biggest mass-murdering genocider in history. But who exactly rid Russia of this monster? Turns out it was not just Soviet insiders…

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The Barnes Review, September/October 2011

The Barnes Review, September/October 2011

VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 5


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WHY WE MUST SPEAK OUT

By Raymond Goodwin. Most Americans are slaves of the mainstream propaganda machine, which is exactly why those of us who are not flimflammed by their flapdoodle must stand up and tell our fellow citizens what is really going on. Take a lesson from TBR editorial board member Prof. Ray Goodwin, an educator who has blazed a trail for us all. We thought this piece defined TBR’s thinking on the subject so well, we made this piece our editorial…

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The Barnes Review, July/August 2011

The Barnes Review, July/August 2011

VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 4


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ENIGMATIC ARMENIAN MEGALITHIC SITE

By Frank Joseph. On an isolated Armenian hilltop, till recently nearly forgotten and ignored by the world, is an observatory that may be the oldest on Earth. Among its unique features are sighting holes drilled through the megaliths and trained (thousands of years ago) on various stars and planets. Who built it and why?…

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The Barnes Review, November/December 2010

The Barnes Review, November/December 2010

VOLUME XVI, NUMBER 6


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EARLY AMERICAN CHRISTMASES

By Donald N. Moran. When white Christians settled in North-America, they brought over their traditions, including different forms of celebration for Christmas. Over the centuries, these developed into something quite different…

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