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LENI RIEFENSTAHL’S SAGA 50 YEARS LATER: WHO KILLED MLK? BY JOHN WEAR, J.D. BY PAT SHANNAN Leni Riefenstahl made her mark with the Was civil rights leader Martin Luther King 4 documentary “Olympiad” about the 1936 40killed by James Earl Ray, lone nut and Summer Olympics in Berlin and her National smalltime white-collar common crook? Or was Socialist propaganda films. Starting out as a it a government operation? Overwhelming evi- dancer, she literally “broke a leg” to become a dence points to a Deep State hit. Will justice 40 movie star and then the most important film ever be served in this assassination? director in Nazi Germany. Is she the greatest female film director of all time? SECESSION & THE LAW OF GOD BY PASTOR EDWARD DEVRIES NIXON & TRUMP VERSUS THE LEFT Is the United States “one nation, under BY DR. MATTHEW RAPHAEL JOHNSON 50God, indivisible,” as we have been trained In the private view of the mass media, to parrot? Was it ever? Why did ancient Israel 12 we live in a media-cracy. The people may of the Bible split in two? The Old Testament of elect a president, but if the Big Media do not the Bible is a gold mine of evidence that seces- like him they try to overthrow him. Richard sion is a God-given right. Nixon and Donald Trump are two such. One promised to “clean house”; the other has sworn 50 YEARS LATER: WHO KILLED RFK? he will “drain the swamp. BY PAT SHANNAN 58 You have been told Sen. Robert F. Kennedy THE ASSASSINATION OF THE MAN 58 was murdered 50 years ago by a Pales- WHO KILLED JESSE JAMES tinian named Sirhan Sirhan. But the shooting is BY CLINT LACY obviously an extension of the JFK assassination five years earlier. Both killings were coups d’é- You may not have heard of Edward Cape- tat—the RFK one eliminating the man who hart O’Kelley, but he is the man who 20 was sure to be elected president in 1968. shot the man who is said to have shot Jesse James, the famous outlaw. Here is his saga. HERBERT HOOVER RECONSIDERED THE CRUCIFIXION OF CHRISTIANITY BY S.T. PATRICK BY MICHAEL WALSH He left office a virtual pariah. But was 66 the much-maligned Herbert Hoover an Beginning in 1917, the real holocaust un- unsung hero? He is consistently ranked at the 24folded, not in Germany but in Russia, and bottom of a list of America’s “best presidents.” 66 not of Jews but of Christians by communists. But is this all just unceasing pro-FDR propaganda Establishment outlets tell us Jews are “wrong- from the leftist press and academia? Hoover, it fully accused” of inflicting bloody Bolshevism turns out, was an extraordinary man. ALSO INSIDE: on the world. Who is correct? You decide. From the Editor—2 WORLD WAR I SECRETS REVEALED TBR Editorial: Hands Off Syria—3 THE LEGACY OF SALVADOR BORREGO: BY MARK ROLAND Riefenstahl’s amazing career—9 THE MEXICAN REVISIONIST A constitution for the Germans would be Mussolini’s War has arrived!—19 BY MARGARET HUFFSTICKLER 70 nice, thought the Allies in 1949. The Soviets Who was Salvador Borrego?—33 Salvador Borrego will always be remem- were now the largest threat to the West, and a Two dedicated Revisionists—37 32bered as a titan of Revisionist history. transition from military occupation to self-gover- Truth about the fatal bullet—43 While critical of the Jewish global elite, he nance was needed in Germany. But few know Did Deep State kill King?—45 noted that this did not make him anti-Jewish, about the secret agreement arranged the night History You May Have Missed—56 any more than criticizing the Mexican govern- before the constitution was signed—May 23, “Indian Charlie” Curtis—69 ment makes one anti-Mexican. 1949—sealing Germany’s fate until 2099. Letters to the Editor—79 THE BARNES REVIEW PERSONAL FROM THE EDITOR

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ar is hell, and that is why the founding President Trump did almost exactly the same thing. fathers wrote the supreme law of the We hoped it was a fluke back then, and thankfully land—the U.S. Constitution—to pro- World War III did not break out, but it is déjà vu all vide that America must never go to over again, and this time we may not be so lucky. Wwar unless Congress declares it. But Somehow America survived, in battered shape, the super-rich “one percent” oligarchs who really run eight years of Barack Obama. President Trump did our government literally call the shots, and with their not even make it 100 days before blatantly betraying military-industrial-banking complex, rake in additional the Constitution and the American people, and he is billions while wreaking murderous destruction. These making a habit of it, learning nothing from the mistakes days America goes to war a lot, and always without a of his predecessors. declaration of war. Worse, we do it without any real The facts are as such: 1) Syria has nothing to gain provocation, based only on a tissue of lies. from gassing its own civilian population. The Syria- We write this on April 15, 2018, and less than two Russia-Iran-Hezbollah coalition has crushed the West- weeks ago President Donald Trump was saying he was ern-backed terrorist group most commonly known as thinking about withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria. ISIS. 2) Syria wants the United States out of its nation. He said: “I want to get ou t. I want to bring our troops 3) There is currently no concrete proof that Syrian home.” Then on Friday the 13th, based on what ap- President Bashar al Assad’s troops carried out this pears to be a pack of lies claiming that Syrian President chemical attack. 4) Every time that Syria and its allies Bashar Assad senselessly used chlorine gas against are just about ready to clear out another city of the his own people, President Trump launched a slew of ISIS rats, a chemical attack is launched on civilians. missiles into Syria, killing countless men, women and 5) ISIS has the capability, via its Western benefactors, as he would put it, “beautiful babies.” to produce and deploy chemical weapons. 6) Israel As Darkmoon writer Harold Smith writes, “Trump and its allies—the Sunni states—want Shiite Syria and was our last hope, but Trump turned out to be just an- Iran neutralized at all costs and want the United States other shameless liar and consummate fraudster, so to fight this war for them. 7) President Trump had just we’re definitely screwed.” announced his intention to pull all U.S. troops out of The David Irving site commented: “The U.S. strike Syria. 8) Just about the only thing that could convince against Syria, executed without UN Security Council the United States to remain in Syria—and France and approval, was a war crime, and as such invites retri- the UK to approve a strike on Syria—would be a chem- bution. The swamp is beginning to swallow President ical or biological weapons attack. Trump, who is too Parsifal-like to see it. The others? And, suddenly, out of thin air, against all logic and Frau Merkel and Emmanuel Macron are just hired cla- reason, a chemical attack is launched. But, who really quers—Theresa May, beneath contempt. benefits—cui bono, as the Latin phrase goes? “British planes join in their familiar role, the night- We’ve been patient with “the Donald” so far, but he time killing of civilians, and the media dutifully call has crossed a red line. He has embarrassed those who Assad’s lawful government of a sovereign state a voted for him thinking he was a president of peace, ‘regime,’ but the BBC still hedges and now refers to one who was going to chart a different path for Amer- Syria’s ‘alleged’ chemical weapons attack. Hands up, ica, one who understood the behind-the-scenes forces those of our readers who can already guess who is re- pulling the handles on the levers of power in the world. ally guilty, and which Middle East country … hoisted Obviously he doesn’t, or, if he does, he is now fully the false flags probably in both Damascus and Salis- under their sway. What a shame. O bury.” —JOHN TIFFANY We’ve seen this movie before, one year ago, when Editor

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 3 HITLER’S FILMMAKER: LENI RIEFENSTAHL

LENI RIEFENSTAHL: HITLER’S FILMMAKER A new look at the career of one of the greatest, most maligned filmmakers of the 20th century

Helene Bertha Amalie “Leni” Riefenstahl, the greatest female filmmaker of the 20th century, was a director, producer, screenwriter, editor, photographer, actress and dancer. She used many groundbreaking techniques in her filmmaking. At the age of 71, she took up diving and photographing undersea life. She remained active until her unfortunate death at age 101. But she suffered greatly in the aftermath o f World War II, being mis- treated by the Allies; and the Americans were no better than the French in this regard. Some day she will be honored as she so richly deserves—as a cinematographic genius.

By John Wear eled frequently to Africa and lived for extended periods in eni Riefenstahl (1902- Sudan with the primitive Nuba 2003) was an extraordi- tribes. Though long since a nary wo man with an ex- legend, she again attracted worldwide attention with her traordinary career. Angel- L photographs of the Nubas. i ka Taschen wrote this about Then, at 71, she learned to Riefenstahl: dive and yet again turned her She began as a celebrated experiences into art with pho- dancer in Berlin during the tographs of the undersea early 1920s, became an ac- world.1 tress, then finally directed and Establishing Leni Riefenstahl as a film This article will focus on Leni produced her own films, sev- star, The White Hell of Pitz Palue was a eral of which are among the Riefenstahl’s remarkable career blockbuster hit of the late years of the most influential and most con- and the impact her association Weimar movie revolution. troversial in the history of with Adolf Hitler had on her pub- film. Since the 1950s she trav- lic reputation.

4 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Leni Riefenstahl with Sepp Allgeier during the filming of the docu- EARLY CAREER mentary Triumph of the Will in 1934 about Adolf Hitler and the National Leni Riefenstahl showed an early Socialist Party Congress in Nuremberg, September 5-8. More than any interest in the arts, gymnastics and of her other work, this film would come back to haunt her during the physical training. Her first career postwar firestorm of “denazification” bloodlust. Leni was never a choice of dance allowed her to merge member of the party, but that didn’t help her much—to the hate-crazed her athletic enthusiasm with her Allies and their puppets, all “krauts” were “Nazis.” Because of the artistic interests and need to express persecution, she spent decades without making another film. herself. Riefenstahl began dance training at age 17, and by age 21 she was making highly successful public Riefenstahl was given the lead in the first movie ever filmed in the fasci- appearances as a dancer. She trav- movie The Holy Mountain even nating setting of Greenland; theaters eled throughout Germany and many though she had never appeared in a were sold out days in advance. Few neighboring countries, scheduling a major role. The film opened in De- would have guessed this would be dance performance almost every cember 1926 and enjoyed great suc- the last film Riefenstahl would act third day. In June 1924, she injured a cess with both critics and the public. in for many years to come.4 knee during one of her leaps, forcing Riefenstahl was celebrated in the Riefenstahl also set out to secure a cancellation of her tour. The result- press as a new type of film actress, her place in film history by acting ing torn ligament in her knee ended and the term “sports actress” was as producer, director, screenwriter, her dancing career barely eight coined for her.3 editor and star of the movie The months after it had begun.2 After acting in some more moun- Blue Light. This movie used many Riefenstahl next pursued a ca- tain movies, Riefen stahl starred in real-life farmers as actors, and in- reer as an actress in “mountain the movie S.O.S. Iceberg, set in cluded many authentic images of films,” a genre specific to Germany Greenland. This film premiered on farmhouses, alpine huts and village that began its boom in the first half August 31, 1933, and was a big suc- churches. The film opened on March of the 1920s. The self-confident cess. Everyone wanted to see the 24, 1932, to mixed reviews. Hitler

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 5 Adolf Hitler and Leni Riefenstahl stand together during a film session. was highly impressed by the realistic was withdrawn shortly after Röhm’s he roic cinema. With art and craft, scenes of the farmers in the movie. murder on July 1, 1934.7 The film she had wed power and poetry so He stated, “Riefenstahl does it the was also not Riefenstahl’s best compellingly as to challenge the right way; she goes to the villages work. The photography is mediocre artistry of anything remotely sim- and picks out her actors herself.”5 in substantial sections of the film, ilar that had gone before. Her ma- and it lacked the overall unity of her nipulation of formal elements was virtuosic; her innovations in shoot- HITLER’S FILMMAKER later films.8 ing and editing set new standards Riefenstahl’s next film for Hitler, Riefenstahl was invited to meet and remain exemplary for film- Triumph of the Will, was a huge with Hitler at the North Sea village makers seven decades later, when artistic and financial success. Steven of Horumersiel on May 22, 1932. the controversy the film continues Bach writes: Strolling on the beach, Hitler and to generate is, in itself, testimony to its effectiveness.9 Riefenstahl talked about her films, Ordinary Germans’ response all of which Hitler had seen. Hitler to Triumph of the Will was the After the opening of Triumph of said during the conversation, “Once measure of homeland success. The the Will in March 1935, Riefenstahl we come to power, you must make picture played in major theaters made the 28-minute film Day of Free- my films.”6 and minor, in school auditoriums dom to glorify the German military. and assembly halls, in churches Riefenstahl had read Mein This movie served as a technical re- and barracks. Its final revenues Kampf and was willing to be Hitler’s are not known, but Ufa [Universum hearsal for cameramen she had as- filmmaker. Riefenstahl’s first movie Film AG] reported that the film sembled for her next big assign- 10 for Hitler was Victory of Faith, had earned back its advance and ment—the 1936 Berlin Olympics. which premiered on December 1, gone into profit just two months Riefenstahl covered all 136 1933. Since this movie showed re- after its release. … Agreement Olympic events since her contract peated scenes of Ernst Röhm laugh- was all but universal that, at only required her to prepare a sports film ing or marching at Hitler’s side, it 32, she had created a new kind of archive from which short films

6 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE could be made for educational use. She therefore told her extensive team of cameramen and assistants that “everything would have to be shot and from every conceivable angle.” Her film Olympia premiered on April 20, 1938, Hitler’s 49th birthday. Olympia was universally acclaimed, and Riefenstahl became the most celebrated woman in all of Germany.11 Upon the outbreak of World War II, Riefenstahl saved many of her colleagues from conscription by forming a combat photographic unit. A “Special Riefenstahl Film Unit” composed of her handpicked film personnel departed Berlin for the front on September 10, 1939. When gunfire shredded the can- vas of her tent on September 12, Riefenstahl remarked, “I hadn’t imagined it would be this danger- ous.” Riefenstahl resigned her commission after German anti-partisan activit y in Konskie, Poland resulted in the deaths of approximately 30 Polish “civilians.”12 She spent much of the rest of the Leni Riefenstahl poses for a photo in 1936. war working on the film Tiefland. This movie became one of the most expensive motion pictures in Ger- litically active, she did not expect Riefenstahl described her fifth man film history. War conditions any problems from her captors. Un- arrest: 14 and Riefenstahl’s erratic health and fortunately, she was wrong. The jeep raced along the auto- personal life were major factors in Riefenstahl wrote: bahns until … I was brought to the record-breaking five years it [We] were wakened by the the Salzburg Prison; there an eld- sound of tires screeching, engines took to produce the movie. Riefen- erly prison matron rudely pushed stopping abruptly, orders yelled, me into the cell, kicking me so stahl was taken at the end of the general din, and a hammering on war to an American detention camp hard that I fell to the ground; then the window shutters. Then the in- the door was locked. There were where GIs too young to remember truders broke through the door, two other women in the dark, bar- her face on the covers of Time and and we saw Americans with rifles ren room, and one of them, on her Newsweek examined her identity pa- who stood in front of our bed and knees, slid about the floor, jabber- 13 pers. shone lights at us. None of them ing confusedly; then she began to spoke German, but their gestures scream, her limbs writhing hyster- POSTWAR SUFFERING said: “Get dressed; come with us ically. She seemed to have lost her immediately.” Riefenstahl reunited with her mind. The other woman crouched This was my fourth arrest, but on her bunk, weeping to herself. husband Peter Jacob shortly after now my husband was with me, the war. Since neither Riefenstahl, I found myself in a prison cell and we got to know the victors for the first time, and it is an un- nor her husband, nor her mother, from a very different aspect. They bearable feeling. I pounded on the nor any of her three assistants had were no longer the casual gan- door, becoming so desperate that ever joined the National Socialist gling GIs; these were soldiers who I eventually smashed my body 15 Party, nor had any of them bee n po- treated us roughly. against it with all my strength, un-

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 7 Riefenstahl appears before the denazification trial tribunal of the Berlin Senate on April 21, 1952.

til I collapsed in exhaustion. I felt ment next transferred Riefenstahl though innocent of specific crimes, that incarceration was worse than to Freiburg, where sh e was locked had consciously and willingly served capital punishment, and I did not up in a mental institution against her the Reich . She was classified as a think I could survive a long term will. After this three-month incar- “fellow traveler,” the next-to-lowest 16 of imprisonment. ceration, she was transferred to of the five degrees of complicity.19 Riefenstahl was eventually re- Königsfeld, where she was required Riefenstahl initiated a final hear- leased from American custody only to report weekly to the French mili- ing in Berlin in spring 1952 to re- to be imprisoned by the French tary authorities in Villingen.18 cover her villa in Dahlem, which had shortly thereafter. The weeks she Leni Riefenstahl was eventually been held by the Allies since the end spent in Innsbruck women’s prison forced to attend “denazification” of the war. The vital matter of Rief - caused her to want to commit sui- hearings. Her first hearing was held enstahl’s postwar classification as a cide. Riefenstahl was arrested at in Villingen at the end of 1948. She “fellow traveler” was settled at this least four times in the French Zone, won her case primarily because she hearing. Since this classification car- and was eventually transferred to had not been a party member. The ried no prohibitions or penalties, the ruins of Breisach, where she suf- French military government ap- Riefenstahl was free to work again, fered from starvation. She was later pealed her favorable ruling, and a although her film projects were re- transferred to Königsfeld, where second hearing was conducted in peatedly thwarted after the war.20 poverty and hunger were as great as Freiburg in July 1949. Riefenstahl they were in Breisach.17 was again judged innocent, and the POSTWAR REPUTATION Two years had passed since the Baden State Commission on Politi- Riefenstahl was widely criticized end of the war, and no proper court cal Purgation appealed this ruling. for positive statements she made trial had been approved for Riefen- In her third trial the Baden commis- about Hitler before the war. For ex- stahl. The French military govern- sion concluded that Riefenstahl, ample, in February 1937 she told a

8 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE reporter from the Detroit News: “To me, Hitler is the greatest man who ever lived. He truly is without fault, so simple and at the same time pos- sessed of masculine strength. He asks nothing, nothing for himself. He’s really wonderful; he’s smart. He just radiates. All the great men of Germany—Frederick the Great, Nietzsche, Bismarck—had faults. Nor are those who stand with Hitler without fault. Only he is pure.”21 Despite such glowing statements, Riefenstahl’s association with Hitler was based primarily on advancing her artistic career. Jürgen Trimborn writes: Leni Riefenstahl began making films for the Führer in 1933, a career she could not have imagined one year before. Her cooperation with Hitler and the National So- cialists was, in the end, based less on her fascination with their political program than on the oppor- tunities that suddenly opened up to her in terms of artistic development. Of much greater importance to her than the “historical mission” of the Führer [were] her own career possibilities. The “new Germany” promulgated by the Na- tional Socialists would also make room for her, the insufficiently recognized artist.22 Riefenstahl when incarcerated Leni Riefenstahl’s Amazing Career by the Allies was frequently forced Actors like to encourage one another to “break a leg”—meaning, to look at pictures from the German “good luck in your performance.” Leni Riefenstahl began her career camps, and told that she must have as an actress and dancer—but luckily for her she literally did break a known about these “death camps.” leg and was forced to do something else; providentially she became a Steven Bach writes: filmmaker. Adolf Hitler was delighted by her documentary in 1934, Triumph of the Will, and commissioned her to film the 1936 Olympic She was forced to look at photographs, images of Dachau. “I hid Games in Berlin, a priceless opportunity, for which she devised pio- my face in my hands,” she re- neering techniques of cinematography. She once went for a romantic called, as if the ordeal of viewing walk with Hitler by the sea, but the two never had an affair. After sur- them equaled the horrors they de- viving persecution by the Allies after the war, she took up scuba diving picted. She was not permitted to at the age of 71 to do underwater photography, including taking pic- look away from the “gigantic eyes tures of sharks, and tirelessly went on to make more films, about her peering helplessly into the cam- long career (“Die Macht der Bilder”) and about marine life. At 97, she era” from the hells of Dachau, traveled to Sudan to learn how the Nubas were doing and to bring Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Bergen- them help. Leni was a brilliant artist, and although the Germans lost Belsen, and other death camps, of which, she told the Americans, the war, history will “forgive” her—not that there is anything to forgive. she had known nothing.23

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 9 Riefenstahl was telling the truth Susan Sontag incorrectly wrote in Knopf, 2007, 90-91. when she said she knew nothing regard to Riefenstahl’s films, “No- 7 Ibid., 86, 121, 31. about deaths in these German body making films today alludes to 8 Rather, Ranier, Leni Riefenstahl: The Seduction of Genius, New York: Contin- camps. In fact, the Allies were being Riefenstahl.” Steven Bach writes in uum, 2002, 57. dishonest with Riefenstahl by not response to Sontag’s statement: 9 Bach, Steven, Leni: The Life and Work telling her that most of the deaths That was true, of course, if you of Leni Riefenstahl, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2007, 139-40. in these camps occurred from natu- discounted everything from 10 Ibid., 142-43. ral causes. The Allies used the grue- George Lucas’s Star Wars to the some pictures from the German 11 Ibid., 151, 164, 166. Disney company’s The Lion King 12 Ibid., 186-91. camps to induce guilt in Riefenstahl to every sports photographer alive 13 Ibid., 208, 223. and the rest of the German people. to the ubiquitous, erotically 14 Riefenstahl, Leni, Leni Riefenstahl: A Riefenstahl was also criticized charged billboards and slick mag- Memoir, New York: Picador USA, 1995, 308, for still supporting Hitler after wit- azine layouts to media politics 327. nessing the massacre of approxi- that, everywhere in the world, re- 15 Ibid., 308-09. mately 30 Jewish “civilians” in Kon- main both inspired and corrupted 16 Ibid., 309-10. skie, Poland. This incident occurred by work Leni perfected in Nurem- 17 Ibid., 325-26, 329-32. 18 Ibid., 333-35. after Polish partisans in Konskie had berg and Berlin with a viewfinder that a film historian once warned 19 Bach, Steven, Leni: The Life and killed and mutilated a German offi- suggested “the disembodied, ubiq- Work of Leni Riefenstahl, New York: Alfred cer and four soldiers. Such anti-par- uitous eye of God.”27 A. Knopf, 2007, 232-35. tisan incidents were common during 20 Ibid., 235-37; Riefenstahl, Leni, Leni the war and did not indic ate a Ger- Unfortunately, Riefenstahl’s rep- Riefenstahl: A Memoir, New York: Picador man plan of genocide against the utation has been tarnished because USA, 1995, 454. 21 Trimborn, Jürgen, Leni Riefenstahl: A Jews. Riefenstahl was not complicit she made films for Hitler. Her reputation will be fully restored once Life, New York: Faber and Faber, Inc., 2002, in this anti-partisan action, and she 212. promptly terminated her film report- people realize that Hitler had never 22 Ibid., 80. ing of the war after this incident.24 wanted war and did not commit 23 Bach, Steven, Leni: The Life and 28 Riefenstahl was smeared as a genocide against European Jewry. Work of Leni Riefenstahl, New York: Alfred “Nazi monster” by many newspapers Riefenstahl will then unreservedly A. Knopf, 2007, 224. 24 Ibid., 188-92. and magazines long after the war be recognized as one of the greatest film artists of the 20th century. O 25 Riefenstahl, Leni, Leni Riefenstahl: A was over. Riefenstahl wrote: Memoir, New York: Picador USA, 1995, 455. They forged anything and ENDNOTES: 26 Trimborn, Jürgen, Leni Riefenstahl: A everything. French newspapers 1 Taschen, Angelikah, Leni Riefenstahl: Life, New Yor k: Faber and Faber, Inc., 2002, 274. ran love letters supposedly written Five Lives, New York: Taschen, 2001, 16. 2 Trimborn, Jürgen, Leni Riefenstahl: A 27 Bach, Steven, Leni: The Life and by [Julius] Streicher. L’Humanite Life , New York: Faber and Faber, Inc., 2002, Work of Leni Riefenstahl, New York: Alfred and East German magazines put 13, 20-23. A. Knopf, 2007, 298. me on the same level as criminal 3 Ibid., 26, 29-31. 28 Wear, John, Germany’s War: The Ori- perverts. There was nothing I was- 4 Ibid., 31-34. gins, Aftermath and Atrocities of World n’t accused of. Other papers 5 Ibid., 38, 43, 48. War II, Upper Marlboro, MD, AMERICAN FREE claimed that I had become a “cul- 6 Bach, Steven, Leni: The Life and Work PRESS, 2014, 15-197, 340-89. (Available from tural slave of the Soviets,” and had of Leni Riefenstahl, New York: Alfred A. AFP for $25 plus $4 S&H in the U.S.) sold my films to Mos Film in 25 Moscow for piles of rubles. JOHN WEAR was born in 1953 in Houston. He graduated with a degree in accounting from Southern Methodist University in 1974 and passed the CPA exam later that year. He graduated CONCLUSION from the University of Texas Law School in 1977 and passed the Texas bar in 1978. Wear, who Film scholar Dr. Rainer Rother is currently retired, worked most of his career as a CPA. His most recent employment was from 1994 to 2008 with Lacerte Software, a tax division of Intuit. Thanks to the generous help of two writes: “There is no other famous friends, Wear has a website at wearswar.wordpress.com. In addition to publishing his articles, artist from the period of the Nazi the site has a Nuremberg Farce Quote of the Week section, a Wears War Movie Review section, regime who has exhibited the kind and a Fake History Lie of the Month section. Readers are encouraged to sign up to receive Wear’s of lasting influence as has Leni email newsletter. The Wears War website (www.wearswar.wordpress.com) is designed to be Riefenstahl.”26 informative and humorous. The goal is to bring history in accord with the facts while being en- Riefenstahl’s films will survive. tertaining and enjoyable to read.

10 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • WWW.BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE TriumphLeni Riefenstahl’s “Triumph ofof the Will” the remastered Will DVD with bonus DVD features! Now you can see what TWO BONUS SHORTS many filmmakers have • Day of Freedom: Our Armed called the greatest propa- Forces (Tag Der Freiheit: Unsere Wehr - ganda films of all time— macht), Leni Riefenstahl's complement to Triumph of the Will. Now complete Ms. Leni Riefenstahl’s and uncut! Restored with a recently Triumph of the Will discovered 10-minute middle reel, which includes, according to Riefenstahl, one riumph of the Will (Tri- of her best filmed Hitler speeches—26 umph Des Willens), created by minutes. TLeni Riefenstahl in 1935, gen- • Genesis of the Triumph, a new erated perhaps the greatest moral and IHF featurette overview of the events legal controversy in the history of cin- leading to Hitler taking power and the ema. It is now available, complete and significance of the Nuremberg Party uncut, from THE BARNES REVIEW. The Convention. A comprehensive look at subject of the film is the 1934 Nazi precisely what takes place in Triumph Party convention. Staged annually at of the Will, including novel facts about Nuremburg, the convention was a series Riefenstahl’s film editing—23 minutes. of speeches by German leaders, reviews of their uniformed followers, and mass Triumph of the Will is considered a mas- OTHER DVD FEATURES terpiece—an extraordinary blend of in- rallies involving thousands of people. • Interactive scene selection Although Riefenstahl’s work has been spired art, direction and cinematography. • Switchable English and Spanish labeled a Nazi propaganda film, it is subtitles actually the filming of a propaganda Now, the classic film has been digi- • Digitally restored from original subject by a non-Nazi, a woman whose tally remastered and expanded with 35mm film elements using daVinci Re- appointment by Hitler to make the numerous features. Note that the Ger- vivalTM technology. film was resented by the propagandists man dialogue has switchable English • Optimal DVD-9 dual layer edition in the Nazi hierarchy. and Spanish subtitles. The result is a fascinating expression DVD SPECIAL FEATURES ORDERING of one individual’s impression of the Hitler movement. Riefenstahl’s film pi- • Four Interactive Slideshows: DVD, 110 minutes plus 58 minutes of oneered many dramatic techniques of • Historical Background bonus features, color and B&W, now in film direction and editing that have ef- • Making of the Film remastered DVD. Total run time—nearly fectively translated to the screen all • Personalities and Locations three hours—just $30 minus 10% for the joy, the unrestrained emotion and • SA Historical Background TBR subscribers plus $5 S&H inside the awesome power which characterized • Original Promotional Materials the U.S. (Outside the U.S. email the Nazi rallies. The complete domi- and media articles with interactive Eng- [email protected] for S&H.) To nance of one man’s personality through- lish translations. charge, please call 1-877-773-9077 toll out the film, as well as over an entire • Original Third Reich Photo free, Mon.-Thu. 9-5 ET or visit us online nation, is more forcefully conveyed to Book: “Nurnberg 1934” on the Reich’s at www.barnesreview.com, where you the viewer in Triumph of the Will than Party Convention. Digital audio-visual can also view hundreds more politically in any other film or book about the Book with English Narration—nine min- incorrect books and videos from THE Third Reich in existence. Even today, utes. BARNES REVIEW history magazine.

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 11 UNCENSORED PRESIDENTIAL HISTORY: THE PLOTS AGAINST NIXON & TRUMP Nixon& Trump vs the Malicious Left Parallels between the vicious & fallacious attacks on Richard M. Nixon & Donald J. Trump

TWICE, IN RECENT MEMORY, has the left, in unison with powerful state and non-state actors, sought to overthrow an elected president who did not serve their interests. These are Nixon and Trump. The silent coup against Nixon is now so well documented only dishonesty can keep someone from rejecting the conclusions.1 The author is surprised that the Regime has come up with such a crude concept against President Trump: “The Russians stole the election!” This absurdity has now been retracted by the FBI, though Trump is almost unable to govern because of it. But this is the plan they use to oust presidents who want no part of Deep State assassinations and openly criticize the ruling elite, fellow politicians, the questionable actions and truthfulness of U.S. intelligence agencies or the fake news media.

Why would Nixon, well aware of By Matthew Raphael Johnson his coming victory, bother with what was going on at the DNC? No one n 1972, the entire Regime—the asked that at the time. Nixon had no press, the universities, the cor- reason to do anything but sit back porations and the entertainment and wait for his victory. The whole industry—was at war with premise is absurd. Unless Nixon was Richard M. Nixon. They bet the insane or had been kept from opinion I polls, he was innocent of everything. farm on George McGovern. When Nixon destroyed him in the election, Bob Woodward and Carl Bern- the left was furious. Nixon pulled off stein, however, are consummate one of the biggest electoral victories frauds. They invented a confession in American history, winning the pres- from former CIA Director William idency by over 18 million votes. He Casey for their book Veil. As it turns won 49 states. The press needed out, he was in a coma and under something, anything, to destroy the guard at the time these two said they man who humiliated them. They in- GEORGE McGOVERN interviewed him. Woodward also vented Watergate. wrote a biography of John Belushi

12 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Concocters of the Watergate myth Bob Woodward, Katherine Graham and Carl Bernstein at the offices of The Washington Post. Woodward and Bernstein were young, unknown metro reporters, who allegedly, with help from a source called Deep Throat, took down President Richard Nixon. Actually many other presstitutes played an important role in this tempest in a teapot, such as the Los Angeles Times (Oct. 5, 1972), New York Times, Washington Star, Time, Newsweek and CBS. that his widow claims is also a total as such by the public without any ev- ported Alger Hiss as “one of us”— fabrication.2 idence at all. It worked. a polished, progressive member of Furthermore, that the evidence As Aram Bakshian stated about the governing class that had domi- against Nixon came from their jury Nixon: nated Washington ever since the New Deal.3 tampering should also bring their As an obscure young California credibility into questioning. So ob- congressman, Nixon rocketed to Bakshian was an aide to Nixon. sessed was the system in bringing fame by playing a key role in ex- His point was that Nixon was not an Nixon down that even lawbreaking posing the perfidy of Alger Hiss, as insider. He was a very bad politician, on their part was perceived as ac- witnessed by Whittaker Chambers. one without superficial charm or ceptable. The grand juror known as Hiss was convicted of perjury and charisma. He was, however, knowl- “Z” was interviewed by the reporters, subsequently exposed—in part by edgeable. Presidents since Nixon which, of course, is against the law. post-Soviet Russian sources—as a have been fairly ignorant people rel- They reported the case of the prose- traitor. ative to the job presented to them. cution before it could be presented The Hiss case would prove to This is no accident. at trial. This was apparently over- be both Nixon’s making and his un- So, Nixon not being insane, why doing. It propelled him to the Sen- looked by the press at the time. Their was the DNC broken into? It could ate and then to selection as Dwight own self-interest was at stake. Eisenhower’s running mate in 1952. not have been to assist Nixon, be- Nixon was obviously innocent, as But it also earned him the eter- cause everyone on the planet realized the Washington Post knew at the nal enmity of an entire political he was going to win. As several books time. Watergate was a test run to see class—“establishment” diplomats, have long since established, it was to if the press can, single-handedly, cre- journalists and legislators who had destroy evidence of a major Washing- ate a reality that would be accepted sincerely, but mistakenly, sup- ton, D.C. call-girl ring.4 Prostitution

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 13 of all sorts is well known in D.C. The John Dean and his wife were in- and Garfunkel, Neil Simon, I.F. Stone, whole point of the media coverage in cluded in the records of the call-girl James Taylor, Hunter S. Thompson, 1972 was to steer the press away ring. The “black book” belonging to Marlo Thomas, Jon Voight, Dionne from this truth. Charles Burris writes: the madam of the ring has John Dean Warwick, Dennis Weaver, Raquel all over it. This was repressed for Welch, Burt Lancaster, Alan Jay Lerner, Why were the break-ins planned? The first was planned by over 20 years while Nixon was lam- Henry Mancini, Lee Marvin, Elaine John Dean to get sexual dirt on the basted by a media who loathed him May, Liza Minnelli, Mike Nichols, Democrats concerning the Colum- for humiliating them. As always, the Leonard Nimoy, George Plimpton, bia Plaza call-girl ring, which had stars were perfectly aligned for the Robert Preston, Harold Prince, Andy the DNC at the Watergate as one system. The Regime’s role in prosti- Williams, Joanne Woodward and Neil of its contact points for clients. tution and organized crime was cov- Young all backed him publicly. Nine days after this initial break- ered up, and the press jumped at the The entire pantheon of pagan en- in, Phillip Mackin Bailey was busted chance to not only destroy their entertainment gods was mobilized by federal authorities. Upon exam- emy, but to place themselves as the against Nixon. Yet, by the convention ination of the evidence compiled “moral conscience” of the nation. that year, all polls showed Nixon far by the assistant U.S. attorney in ahead of McGovern. McGovern won charge of this case, John Rudy, Bai- just over 35% of the popular vote. ley’s address book was discovered by White House Counsel John Dean This made any criminal wrongdoing to have the name and phone number nonsensical, a huge risk for no re- of “Mo Biner” under the reference ward. He was going to win. There- “Clout.” Mo was Dean’s vivacious The call-girl ring was at fore, there must be another reason blond girlfriend, Maureen Biner, for the break-in. The truth is, Nixon roommate of Erika L. “Heidi” Rikin the center“ of this, and it was a threat. His knowledge of for- (aka Cathy Dieter), the madam of was this that Woodward eign affairs and the power of Israel the call-girl ring and mistress of in American life was never matched Washington, D.C. mob boss Joseph was hired to cover up. by a president since. While his ad- Nesline—an associate of the pow- ministration backed the Israelis, he erful organized crime syndicate’s also demanded they make peace with Meyer Lansky—and also roommate Dean’s reply was to sue and say their neighbors. of Josephine Alvarez, Nesline’s wife.5 that the pimp involved could not be Nixon inherited a Vietnam War As it turns out, Dean married Mau- trusted because he “had been in a bungled by both the Kennedy and reen. Spencer Oliver was the target mental institution.” G. Gordon Liddy Johnson administrations. He of the break-in and the main focus of also published work supporting this launched an investigation into the the Watergate offices there. He was thesis, that this is why he was hired murder of Diem, likely the only anti- a close associate of a pimp named to break into the complex. Dean typ- communist leader that could have Phillip Mackin Bailey that was used ically backs leftist politics and attacks unified the country. Public opinion to connect girls to friends and clients the “Christian right” over areas of, against the war, even as late as 1971, of the DNC. The Columbia Plaza call- unsurprisingly, sexual morality. The was 50-50 by almost all polls at the girl service had a direct line to the result is that his version of events has time. He sought peace with North DNC. A secure phone line was set up received almost monopoly coverage. Vietnam in 1969. He supported Pin - for that purpose and connected to George McGovern was unwisely ochet’s coup in Chile. He ensured the secretary, Ida Wells. A key to her the recipient of the left’s hopes in China’s alienation from the USSR desk was found on one of the bur- 1972. [Statewise] he and Shriver won with his infamous visit, and then vis- glars when they were arrested. So only Massachusetts, and there just ited Moscow to argue for a decrease Dean was now married to a member barely. [They also won Washington, in Soviet support for Hanoi. of this call-girl ring. Mo’s roommate D.C.—Ed.] Carole King, Lauren Bacall, Oddly, the break-in occurred on was the madam at the Columbia Barbra Streisand, James Taylor, Paul June 17, just seven days after McGov- Plaza ring, and, hence, he needed to Newman, Goldie Hawn, Linda Ron- ern won the nomination. Nixon knew make sure he was not implicated in stadt, Burt Lancaster, Jack Nicholson, he was safe. Yet, the saturation press anything. The call-girl ring was at the Peter, Paul and Mary, Shirley coverage of the break-in destroyed center of this, and it was this that MacLaine, Tony Randall, Janice Rule, the popular support that brought him Woodward was hired to cover up. Diana Sands, Ray Schoenke, Simon into office. This was its purpose. The

14 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE press began accusing Nixon of tax the first place. No longer would the evasion. They accused him of the im- administration be the plaything of cor- proper use of his office to benefit porate interests. It would be under friends. This was not about Water- Nixon’s control. This is what people gate. They were shooting and shoot- think a president does. ing to see if they would eventually hit Interestingly, Walter Cronkite in- something. They did. terviewed a man who said that plans The “Smoking Gun” tape was to impeach Nixon existed several nothing of the kind. Nixon was taping months before the break-in. Robert himself. Haldeman said: Vesco, millionaire banker and scam- mer, was interviewed by Cronkite in Now, on the investigation, you know, the Democratic break-in March of 1974. Vesco said there were thing, we’re back to the—in the, plans for the Democrats to impeach the problem area because the FBI Nixon months before the break-in. is not under control, because Gray The purpose was to “reverse the out- doesn’t exactly know how to con- come of the 1972 election” (Piper, trol them, and they have, their in- 367). vestigation is now leading into Proof that it was a coup is pro- some productive areas, because vided by the fact that Alexander Haig they’ve been able to trace the instructed the armed forces to ignore money, not through the money it- all presidential orders unless it was self, but through the bank, you cleared by his office first. Vice Presi- President Richard Nixon is con- know, sources—the banker him- dent Spiro Agnew was forced out of sidered by some historians, such self. And, and it goes in some di- as Patrick Buchanan, to have rections we don’t want it to go.6 office prior to Nixon based on a laughable bribery scandal not seen been one of America’s greatest presidents. Always hated by the Nixon responds, “Yeah,” to this. again until the absurd charges against Jews, Nixon did not respond in No admission is made whatsoever. Budd Dwyer led to his suicide. Barnet kind. Wrote Wilmot Robertson: The press insisted that it was an ad- Skolnick, a Jewish prosecutor in “In the end he said he forgave mission, however, and termed it the Maryland, hired Lester Matz to testify his enemies—but his enemies “Smoking Gun.” Rather than listening against Agnew. Matz was under in- never forgave him.” The first to the whole thing, they just bought vestigation for receiving kickbacks U.S. president to visit Israel, the press line. The rest of the conver- in return for contracts in Maryland. Nixon appointed many Jews to sation is just about how to handle the He was let off the hook for his testi- key positions in his administra- fallout from the investigation. mony against Agnew. Then two other tion: Henry Kissinger, James Whether or not Nixon knew of Dean’s men under investigation, I.M. Ham- Schlesinger, Fed honcho Arthur interest in the matter is questionable. merman and Jerome Wolff, added Burns, chief economic adviser The tape is available at the Nixon Li- their own testimony to that of Matz. Herbert Stein, Deputy Attorney brary. It’s there because it suggests None of the accused men spent time General Laurence Silberman, le- his innocence and, more importantly, in jail, and Agnew pleaded no contest. gal counsel Leonard Garment, the press’s obsession. He denied the charges for the rest of John Ehrlichman, Caspar Wein- There is more than just hurt feel- his life (Piper, 378-79). berger and Alan Greenspan, to ings involved here. The legendary The exact same thing happened name a few. In his second term, Michael Collins Piper—a longtime to John Connolly. Men accused of Nixon ordered the strategic airlift personal friend—made a convincing federal charges were used to testify that saved Israel during the Oc- argument that the same forces that against political targets. It occurred tober 1973 Yom Kippur War and, killed JFK destroyed Nixon, and for with Budd Dwyer, and it occurred as a result, the Office of the His- the same reason.7 Nixon was con- with Rep. James Traficant (D-Ohio). torian of the U.S. State Depart- cerned with Israeli nuclear espionage. Jake Jacobson was used by the coup ment says, the U.S.A. came “clos- Even more, Nixon sought to reorgan- plotters to get rid of the treasury sec- er to a nuclear confrontation with ize the bureaucracy entirely to bring retary as well. Jacobson, in order to the USSR than at any point since the [1962] Cuban missile crisis.” it under his allies, which is the whole avoid jail time, stated he gave bribes purpose of the executive branch in to Connolly to increase federal sub-

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 15 sidies for milk even though he had stem the flow of cheap labor through their ignorance. The most the system no control over that area of policy. immigration upon which the elite has stated is that the Russians were He was also a multimillionaire who economy is so dependent. instrumental in leaking documents was accused of accepting a $100,000 Hillary Clinton received moun- embarrassing to Hillary Clinton on- bribe. He was acquitted but, as al- tains of oil money to launch an attack line. However, the founder of McAfee ways, that does not matter (Piper, on both Russia and Iran, the oil in- antivirus systems for computers 379-80). dustry’s two largest competitors. made it clear that any hacker with It’s a shame I’ve had to spend such They failed. This is plan B. Both men that ability would never permit traces time debunking something that was are under attack from the Washing- to remain that pointed back to them. absurd at the time. When a world ton Post, a CIA conduit. Trump’s At- They were placed there, obviously. leader is accused of a corrupt prac- torney General Jeff Sessions is under The FBI stated there is no evidence tice from which he gains nothing, the attack for having “spoken with Rus - of any Russian hacking. Hacking into rational reporter needs to assume sians” during the presidential cam- what, no one is quite sure. The theory, they are, at most, indifferent to it. paign. Putin, thanks to this author, is one not backed by the System, is that Their next question is to ask who, in widely perceived among the left as a “Russians hacked into voting ma- fact, does gain from it. The Nixon right-nationalist. Even more, he’s chines.” Obama himself denounced “corruption” narrative, while laugh- this absurdity.9 The vague association ably false, is today considered unwor- is all that matters. Of course, Saudi thy of evidence. The same will occur and Israeli money by the billions has with Donald Trump, Assad, Putin and poured into each election cycle to in- many others falsely accused. The Post relies on fluence the outcome of elections. For President Trump is the victim of “ this, there is silence. identical procedures. A total outsider, anonymous, mostly Most of Nixon’s cabinet and close one who irritates the “Washington CIA sources that can’t advisers were arrested or did jail Crowd,” like Nixon, Trump’s desire time. Identically, the system is going to “drain the swamp” is identical to be questioned or after everyone Trump trusts. Rush Nixon’s “house cleaning.” Claims that cross-examined. Limbaugh, not a man I normally sup- the “Russians hacked the election” port, said the following: are based on nothing. They are a way The story here is that Barack to try to “reverse the outcome of the been at war with American oil inter- Obama is humiliated and angry and [2016] election.” ests ever since the arrest of Mikhail embarrassed that his effort to trans- Like Nixon, Trump humiliated the Khodorkovsky. form the United States of America Regime that had gone all out to de- The worst part is that the system into some kind of socialist paradise stroy him, including setting up several used a clown, comedian Al Franken, has been interrupted, that he was assassination attempts. Like Nixon, with no background in this field, as the architect of the Democrat Party defeat. And that cannot stand for the point is to make his governing im- their mouthpiece. During the hear- the history books! And so this story possible. Nixon irritated the liberal ings on Jeff Sessions, Frank en, being is all about the Democrat Party try- establishment, as Trump did. He ignorant of government or political ing to rewrite history and make it sought to curb Israeli warmongering science even though he was an look like they actually won were it and eliminate liberalism from govern- elected representative from Min- not for the cheating of the Russians ment. [Nixon was the target of at least nesota before he resigned in disgrace and Trump. They’re trying to con- two assassination attempts.—Ed.] in 2018, cited CNN as his authority. vince the Europeans of this. For Trump, it was over two things: This means media elites are running They’re doing everything they can his speech to Jews where he said he committee hearings, which means to delegitimize Trump, his admin- did not need their money.8 Trump ex- that Jewish elite corporations are istration, his victory.10 plicitly told the Jewish Coalition he running them. Rush has precedent behind him. does not need their money. They Like Nixon, The Post relies on In 2004, the accusations that the vote were not going to support him, as this anonymous sources, mostly from the in Ukraine was stolen from Viktor elite group never supports “gentile” CIA, that cannot be questioned or Yushchenko were largely debunked conservatism. They often back Jew- cross-examined. Like Nixon, The Post by electoral observers. However, ish conservatism with violence. Then, seeks to make vague links in the pub- given the narrative, it is today re- importantly, it was over his desire to lic mind sound ominous, playing on ported as fact, something requiring

16 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE In 2016, multi-millionaire Donald Trump was successful in running a campaign similar to the one Richard Nixon ran nearly half a century earlier. Both were able to harness the anger of the white working class, the silent majority who believed its concerns were not being addressed by the establishment elitists in Wash- ington. Interestingly, Nixon sent Trump a letter back in 1987, in which the 38th president wrote: “Whenever you decide to run for office, you will be a winner!” no evidence. The National Review, State, the Democratic Party estab- per, places Barack Obama at the another source I do not normally use, lishment, progressive activists, and nerve center of it all.12 The American said this: many in the Republican Party as press refuses to report on the story. well. The sometimes undisciplined Outraged New York Times The American media, unreliable and loud Trump is certainly not a columnist Thomas Friedman re- at best, predicted Hillary’s victory member of the familiar ruling cadre, cently compared Trump’s victory to and denounced Trump in hysterical which dismisses him as a crude and disasters in American history that terms during the campaign. Their “re- know-nothing upstart who should killed and wounded thousands such porting” cannot be trusted. WikiLeaks, never have been elected president. as the Pearl Harbor surprise bomb- the worst thing to happen to political (Had Hillary Clinton won in 2016 ing and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. elites since Alexander III, shows and served a full term, a member The New Republic —based on no of either the Bush or Clinton fami- ample evidence that espionage was evidence—theorized that Trump used against Trump throughout the could well be mentally unstable due lies would have been president for 24 years of a 32-year span.)11 campaign. Officials in the Obama ad- to the effects of neurosyphilis. Talk ministration, according to WikiLeaks, of removing the new president There has never been an orches- wiretapped private conversations through impeachment, or opposing trated campaign of character assas- among NATO officials, climate-change everything he does (the progressive sination against a president in Amer- “Resistance”), is commonplace. scientists and Japanese government ican history as brutal and as vile as 13 Some op-ed writers and pundits officials. The “CIA data dump” re- abroad have openly hoped for his the one against Trump. Nixon did not leased by WikiLeaks proves this in violent death. Trump is in a virtual even come close. It is mindless name- depressing detail. war with the mainstream global me- calling. They invent out of whole Since Trump won the presidency, dia, the entrenched so-called Deep cloth. Yet, the Daily Mail, a UK pa- the mainstream press has invented

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 17 story after story to discredit him. Some of the most absurd are the Guardian’s claim that “transgen- dered” people are killing themselves in record numbers due to Trump; Politico’s claim that Steve Mnuchin foreclosed on an elderly woman’s house for a 27-cent calculation error; the New York Times’s rumors about Trump’s website purges; Time’s claim that a bust of Martin Luther King was removed from the White House; Slate’s claim that DeVos wanted “guns in schools to kill bears”; the Post’s claim that the entire State De- partment resigned; the Observer’s claim that Trump had his hands Pho- toshopped larger than normal; the “travel ban” lie knowingly parroted James Comey and Robert Mueller: Corrupt Deep State insiders? by all press in America; that he wanted to end Black History Month by Buzzfeed; and the AP’s assertion any other victim of their abuse, the 9 Spiering, Charlie, “Obama crushes con- left has not changed. It is a vicious, spiracy: No evidence that Russia tampered that Trump was eliminating all fire - with votes in election,” breitbart.com, Dec. 14 vindictive group of rabble with no arm background checks. I should 13, 2016. add my personal favorite: In describ- claim to culture and intellectual abil- 10 Limbaugh, Rush, “Deconstructing the ing Trump’s first foreign policy ity. Whites become liberals to con- Fake News Attacks on Attorney General Ses- speech, the New York Daily News form, to “fit in” and keep a good job. sions,” Mar. 2, 2017, rushlimbaugh.com. said, “Trust me” was its sole message, This is not just a matter of principled 11 Hanson, Victor Davis, “Is the American disagreement. The above has proven Elite Really Elite?” National Review, Mar. 2, saying nothing more about it except 2017. it contained “hate.” The speech was that it is personal: They are destroy- 12 Wagener, Leon, “Exclusive: Barack O actually quite involved and detailed. ers and must be treated as such. Obama’s close confidante Valerie Jarrett has Very recently, a news story was in- moved into his new D.C. home, which is now vented that Trump sent Germany a ENDNOTES: the nerve center for their plan to mastermind 1 Colodny, Len and Robert Gettlin, Silent the insurgency against President Trump,” “$600 billion bill” for defense ex- Coup: The Removal of a President, St. Mar- Daily Mail, March 1, 2017. penses. While justifiable, this never tin’s Press, 1991. 13 Jackson, Kevin, “WikiLeaks: The List of happened. 2 Black, Conrad, “Bob Woodward and the Obama Wiretaps Extends Beyond Trump,” Each and every one of these was Watergate Myth,” National Review, Oct. 29, Mar. 6, 2017, theblacksphere.net. false and was known to be false as it 2015. 14 Payne, Daniel, “16 Fake News Stories 3 Bakshian Jr., Aram, “Richard Nixon: was reported. The latter issue is the Reporters Have Run Since Trump Won,” The Hated for Being Right,” The National Interest, Federalist, Feb. 6, 2017. most worrisome. Despite retractions, Aug. 8, 2014. the press continues to speak about 4 Stanford, Phil, White House Call Girl: MATTHEW RAPHAEL JOHNSON, this as if it is true. The left cannot be The Real Watergate Story, Feral House, 2013. PH.D. is originally from Union County, 5 Burris, Charles, “It’s the 40th Anniversary trusted at any level. This is personal, N.J. He completed his Ph.D. at the of the Watergate Conspiracy,” Lew not political. They are not just wrong, University of Nebraska, writing his Rockwell.com, Sept. 12, 2013. dissertation on Michael Oakeshott’s but personally evil. They know these 6 “Transcript of a Recording of a Meeting critique of modernity. His ﬁrst job stories are false and yet continue to Between the President and H.R. Haldeman in out of college was working with TBR. threaten violence to anyone who dis- the Oval Office on June 23, 1972 From 10:04 He is a former professor of history at to 11:39 A.M.,” NixonLibrary.gov. agrees. It is not merely a disagree- Mt. St. Mary’s University. Matt resides 7 Piper, Michael Collins, Final Judgment, ment, but the confronting of a total in Franklin County, Pa., where he Sixth Edition, AMERICAN FREE PRESS, 2004. teaches and writes on Russian history moral void. The left is a cancer. Amer- 8 Holland, Steve, “Trump to Jewish donors: and politics. ica is coming apart. ‘I don’t want your money’,” blogs.reuters.com, Whether it be Nixon or Trump or Dec. 3, 2015.

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THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 19 UNCENSORED AMERICAN HISTORY: THE DEATH OF ROBERT FORD The Assassination of Robert Ford What became of the man who shot Jesse James and what became of the murderer’s assassin?

MOSTFOLKSKNOW Jesse When the so-called Civil War broke James (passing himself off as out, also known as Abraham Lincoln’s “Mr. Howard”) was shot in the War, Thomas served in Company A, Second Regiment Arkansas Cavalry back by a man named Robert (Union). Ford, perhaps better known as Edward became famous for killing “that dirty little coward who Bob Ford (Jesse James’s assassin) shot Mr. Howard.” But few and one has to wonder how the son know who shot Ford in turn— of a Union war veteran ended up and fewer still know what hap- avenging the death of a Missouri pened to that assassin of an guerrilla fighter (who later turned bank and train robber). assassin. Read this story and This writer talked to a local resi- you will know. dent of Patton recently, who was not keen on giving his name (or having his picture taken for that matter). By Clint Lacy The resident stated that Edward O’Kelley had taken up riding with early every area of Missouri the James gang and helped rob a EDWARD O’KELLEY has a Jesse James story. A bank in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri in Avenged Jesse’s death. few years back I fo und ev- May 1873. Nidence in the Bollinger One wonders if this was possible, County archives of an eyewitness riding group), I learned of another and if not for finding an interview who stated that Frank and Jesse Bollinger County/Jesse James con- on the “St. Louis on the Air” local James had camped out on the old nection, and it starts by locating the public radio program, it would seem David Lutes farm about a mile south grave of Thomas O’Kelley at the Pat- highly unlikely. Joe Johnston is author of Lutesville, the day after their Gads ton United Methodist Church Ceme- of the book It Ends Here: Missouri’s Hill train robbery. tery (located in Patton, Missouri). Last Vigilante. In the interview, he Thanks to a chance meeting with In 1857 Thomas and Margaret said, “Ed O’Kelley grew up in the “the Ever Ready Riders” (a local trail- O’Kelley welcomed their son Edward. southeastern part of the state. His

20 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE First James Gang train robbery: It was on July 21, 1873 that Jesse James and his gang first turned to train robbery by derailing the Rock Island train in Adair, Iowa. The heist was about $3,000, which sounds like chickenfeed but was equivalent to about $100,000 in 2018 money. For this job they sported Ku Klux Klan- style masks, although that organization had been fiercely suppressed in the South by the U.S. government. parents had given him away to be to intimidate pursuers. Above the and pulled out the spikes. This was raised by his grandparents. His father report of shots was heard a wild on a curve of the railroad track fought for the Union, and his grand- “Hurrah! For Sam Hildebrand, catch west of Adair near the Turkey Creek parents were from a Confederate the horse-thieves if you can,” and bridge on old U.S. No. 6 Highway. family—he was separated from his the rapid hoof beats of the retreat- A rope was tied on the west parents physically and also ideologi- ing horses showed that the “job” end of the disconnected north rail. was finished.3 The rope was passed under the cally. He grew up idolizing Jesse south rail and led to a hole they [James] and dreaming of riding with Hildebrand was a famed Missouri had cut in the bank in whicho t 1 him.” bushwhacker. Reports stated the rob- hide. The Ste. Genevieve Fair Play bers got away with between $3,600 When the train came along, the newspaper reported May 29, 1873 and $4,000. rail was jerked out of place and that earlier in the week four men On July 21, 1873 the James gang the engine plunged into the ditch robbed the local bank at 10:00 a.m. was credited with the West’s first and toppled over on its side. Engi- and escaped on horseback.2 train robbery, near Adair, Iowa. In- neer John Rafferty of Des Moines The May 30, 1873 issue of the St. formation found at the Adair County was killed, the fireman, Dennis Fo- Louis Weekly Globe reported: Parks website states: ley, died of his injuries, and several passengers were injured.4 The robbers speedily released The bandits broke into the hand- Mr. Harris (the bank’s cashier), car house, stole a spike-bar and The James gang had received a mounted their horses, and the four hammer with which they pried off tip that a $75,000 shipment of gold commenced firing in all directions a fish-plate connecting two rails coins would be on the train but later

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 21 learned that the shipment had been delayed. Instead, the gang got away with approximately $3,000, which they obtained from the express car and passengers. The Adair, Iowa robbery is important in the case of the Ste. Gene - vieve, Missouri bank robbery be - cause one St. Louis paper reported: Information was received yesterday at the police head quarters which taken with facts before known, leave not the shadow of doubt but that several members of the party who robbed the train on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa- cific Railroad near Adair, Iowa, on Monday night, were the gang who robbed the Ste. Genevieve Bank last May and have been connected with other villainies of a similar Robert Ford, an outlaw himself, allegedly shot Jesse James in the back character, perpetrated during the of the head on April 3, 1882. The youth’s older brother, Charles, had past three or four years.5 joined the James gang about 1881; Bob joined a bit later. The wiry One can only speculate whether young man is said to have become enamored of Jesse’s daring exploits or not Ed O’Kelley was present with and must have been thrilled when Jesse allowed the brothers to join. the James gang during the Ste. Genevieve bank robbery or the Adair train robbery. However, “FindAGrave,” prison for the assassination but was ENDNOTES: a website that documents burial sites released in 1900, his friends having 1 “Who Killed Jesse James’s Killer?” interview and the family history of those interred won him a pardon. But he couldn’t with author Joe Johnston, “St. Louis on the Air,” Dec. 9, 2015, news.stlpublicradio.org/post/ at those sites, states: seem to keep out of trouble. In 1904 who-killed-jesse-james-killer-next-book-mis- The man who shot the man he got into a brawl with a police of- souri-vigilante-series-delves-legend#stream/0. who killed Jesse James, Bob Ford. ficer named Joe Burnett on January 2 Ste. Genevieve Fair Play, May 29, 1873. O’Kelley, or “Red” as he was known, 13, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and 3 St. Louis Weekly Globe, May 30, 1873. had married a relative of the infa- during this fight the officer shot and 4 Jesse James Historical Site, Adair County Parks website, Adair, Iowa, http://www.my- mous Younger brothers gang. He killed O’Kelley, according to the “Leg- countyparks.com/county/Adair/Park/Jesse- became friends with outlaw Jesse ends of America” website. James-Historical-Site.aspx. James, another cousin by marriage. Edward O’Kelley is buried in the 5 “The Ste. Genevieve, Missouri Robbery,” When James was murdered by Bob Fairlawn Cemetery in Oklahoma City, Civil War St. Louis website, www.civilwarst- Ford in 1882, O’Kelley made the louis.com/History/jamesstegenevieve.htm. 6 Oklahoma. The inscription on his comment that he would “get Ford.” grave reads: “Shot and killed Robert 6 Biography of Edward O’Kelley, Find A Grave website, www.findagrave.com/cgi- If O’Kelley was married to a rela- N. Ford, the murderer of Jesse James, bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=10317. tive of the Youngers and was indeed in the silver mining camp at Creede 7 Ibid. a cousin by marriage to Jesse James, Colorado. O’Kelley died in the streets it is entirely possible that he did ac- of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in a CLINT LACY is a freelance author and company the James gang in Ste. gunfight with the law.”7 historian based in Missouri. He is also the Genevieve and Adair. Many thanks to the “Ever Ready author of Blood in the Ozarks: Union O’K elley used a shotgun to shoot Riders” for tipping me off to this piece War Crimes Against Civilians and Bob Ford in the throat in Ford’s sa- of local history and to the anonymous Southern Civilians in Occupied Mis- souri. Softcover, 157 pages, #725, $17 loon in Creede, Colorado on June 8, but friendly gentleman in Patton for minus 10% for TBR subscribers plus $5 1892 . O’Kelley was immediately ar- sharing with me his knowledge of the S&H in the U.S. from TBR. rested and was sentenced to life in O’Kelley family. O

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THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 23 Above, Red soldiers loot a church, with barbaric disrespect. The Bolsheviks took power in 1917 and acted on Lenin’s credo, “Religion is the opium of the masses,” and they aimed to cure the Christians of their addiction. Of course, the looted gold and silver sweetened the pot for the communists. The new model for a Soviet society left no place for Christianity. Nearly all churches were shut down, church property was confiscated and thousands of clergy members were summarily shot dead. Despite all of this, Christianity survived.

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The Christian church in Russia was shockingly martyred by the Jews who dominated the Communist Party. While this was going on the Western Christian leaders were silent, as was the lamestream media. Even today there is a taboo against mentioning this real-life holocaust. It is our duty to make these facts widely known. Interestingly, the only ally Russian Christians had in this reign of terror was the German Na- tional Socialist republic.

A close-up of an icon of Jesus, with Bolshevik bullet holes. Whatever By Mike Walsh the Bolsheviks didn’t steal they chose to destroy. The Primer of Com- munism predicted an end of capitalism would bring about the natural rior to the 1917 U.S.-backed death of all religion. Icon painting became a crime punishable by four overthrow of Imperial Rus- years of prison, under Article 152 of the Soviet Criminal Code. sia, there were listed 54,174 PChristian churches in Rus- sia. In addition to these places of to 1945 was the only redeemer of Or- many, Adolf Hitler, described capi- Christian worship, there were 25,593 thodox Christianity and its cele- talism and communism as “two sides chapels, 1,025 monasteries, military brants. of the same coin”; hence the correct churches and cemetery chapels. By Why is this not better known in and more explanatory term “corpo- 1987 only 6,893 churches and 15 the West? According to Alexander rate socialism.” monasteries remained. Solzhenitsyn, celebrated as the Airbrushed also from the Western During the Jewish martyrdom of world’s most famous Soviet dissi- narrative is the malign and ritualistic the church in Russia, the Western dent, it is because, “Ownership of the Talmudic influence on what has been clergy remained silent, media com- media is in the hands of the perpe- dubbed the Second Crucifixion of plicit, and corporate socialism flour- trators.” Christ. The Bolshevik martyrdom of ished. The German Reich from 1941 The president-chancellor of Ger- Christianity was celebrated by some

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 25 atheists and those whose faith is to munition into priceless Orthodox ar- domes of cathedrals and churches, be found in the pages of the Talmud. tifacts. Finally, tiring of their perver- gold iconostases. Also plundered The desecration of non-Jewish sity, they would bathe together. were gold and silver rizas, the pre- places of worship pervaded the top Following his death Yagoda’s two cious metals, gems and diamonds echelons of Soviet government. Gen- Moscow apartments and countryside that decorate holy icons. Stripped rikh Yagoda (Yenokh Gershevich dacha were examined. Discovered churches were demolished and some Iyeguda) was the Jewish director of were 3,904 pornographic photos, 11 converted into museums celebrating the notorious Bolshevik security ap- pornographic films and 165 porno- Bolshevik history. Many were trans- paratus Narodny Komissariat Vnu- graphic toys. Also found were the formed into storehouses, houses of trenni h Del (NKVD). Under his di- two bullets that had killed his former Soviet culture, even private apart- rection 10 million people are known associates Grigory Zinoviev (Hirsch ments. to have died, yet few in the West have Apfelbaum) and Lev Kamenev (Lev The Western narrative is that the heard of him. Rozenfeld). Bolsheviks viewed religion as “the Yagoda and his closest associates Bolshevik propaganda and strat- opiate of the people.” Untrue; the burned with a satanic hatred of all egy were aimed at degrading the Jewish religion was spared. Fifteen things Christian. An eyewitness ac- Christian faith, destroying its places years after the Bolshevist Revolu- count reveals that in Yagoda’s palatial of worship whilst slaughtering mil- tion, the editor of the American He- home was found an assortment of lions of non-Jewish celebrants. Hand- brew could write: plundered church icons. Yagoda, with in-hand was the opportunity to strip According to such information other Bolshevik commissars, enjoyed all places of worship of every vestige that the writer could secure while cavorting naked in the dacha’s dress- of Christian symbolism. Most arti- in Russia a few weeks ago, not one ing rooms. As they frolicked the Bol- facts were priceless and irreplace- Jewish synagogue has been torn shevik killers pumped rounds of am- able. Seized were the gold-plated down, as have hundreds, perhaps

Above, Bolshevik henchmen destroy church bells. It was like the French Revolution all over again, complete with a reign of terror. Set up under Stalin, the Society of Militant Atheists proclaimed that by 1937, “not a single house of prayer shall remain in the USSR, and the very concept of God must be banished from the Soviet Union as a survival of the middle ages.” The fate of traditional Russian art and architecture was gravely imperiled.

26 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Left, Reds continue their looting of Russian churches. Jonathan Lux- moore, author of The God of the Gu- lag, informs us that “at least 7.7 million people would die during the 1930s through famine, execution, forced labor, deportation and exile.” These martyrs include countless heroic and saintly Orthodox and Catholic priests and religious sisters who often suffered torture before a cruel death. Informers and psy- chopaths throve under Bolshevism —and now liberals and globalists want to inflict communism on us. Below: In 1919, Reds open and des- ecrate a tomb containing holy relics of saints Constantine, Michael and Fedor of the Annunciation Cathedral in Murom, Russia. Untold millions of believers died under communism. Grigory Zinoviev, Bolshevik thousands, of Catholic churches. to shoot it will be better for us. chairman in Petrograd at the time In Moscow and other large cities (Kremlin archives in 2 books / Book of the revolution, stated: “We [Reds] one can see Christian churches in 1, The Politburo and the Church must carry along with us 90 of the the process of destruction; it is said 1922-1925. M. Novosibirsk, Siber- 100 million of Soviet Russia’s inhab- the government needs the location ian Chronograph, 1997, 143.) itants. As for the rest, we have noth- for a large building. . . . Apostate ing to say to them. They must be Many monasteries, including the Jews, leading a revolution that was annihilated.” And so they were to destroy religion as the “opiate internationally acclaimed Miracles wiped out, often by the Cheka, the of the people” had somehow Monastery situated in the Kremlin, secret police, who behaved with spared the synagogues of Russia. were plundered. After being totally lawless abandon. (American Hebrew, Nov. 18, 1932, stripped of all valuables, this magnif- pp. 12, 211) In February 1918, Lenin published his notorious decree that separated the church from state and schools. Church property became state property. Soviet power from the very first days set about the total destruction of Russian, Ukrainian and Beloruss- ian Christendom. On March 19, 1922, Vladimir Lenin wrote in a letter to Bolshevik leaders: The removal of values [valuables], especially the richest laurel, monasteries and churches, must be carried out with ruthless determi- icent rival to St. Paul’s and St. Peter’s tion in which torture and the casual nation; stick at nothing stopping was completely destroyed until no murder of prisoners was routine. and pick up values [valuables] in trace remained. Monasteries were Deliberate starvation led to 10 the shortest possible time. The converted into factories and work- million people’s deaths in Ukraine; greater the number of representa- s hops. Some were used as shelters the figure is Stalin’s estimate. During tives of the reactionary bourgeoisie for cattle, arsenals, prisons, concen- this dreadful period the Soviets ex- and reactionary clergy will be able tration camps and places for deten- ported wheat and other foodstuffs to

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 27 Ruins of the church of St. Peter and St. Paul in Moscow, 1964. It was common for churches to be blown up by the Bolsheviks. Often the site of a church was commandeered and repurposed for such “higher and better” things as swimming pools and monuments to the communist cause. Lenin remarked to Maxim Gorky: “Every religious idea, every idea of God, even flirting with the idea of God, is unutterable vileness.” the West. Confiscated produce was massacred in their thousands as ian Orthodox Church. Its purpose sold on the German market to help were hundreds of thousands of those was to eliminate veneration of holy fund the 1918-22 attempt to over- who kept the faith. Rome and the relics and as a means to plunder the throw the post-WWI German govern- heads of Western churches remained wealth of the Christian church. ment. silent as did Western media. A program of public denigration The artificial famine proved use- The church and Christian faith be- of saints was practiced. Reference to ful as a means of destroying the came a state sponsored object of the mortal remains of saints and the Christian church. As a stroke of mas- abuse and mockery. In 1918-20 the martyred were publicly mocked as ter deception, the Bolsheviks in De- Bolsheviks pursued an active anti- “blackened bones, dust and trash.” cember 1921 requested the patriarch church campaign. Gold and silver Each opening of a holy tomb was of all Russia for donations to assist tombs containing saintly relics were filmed and photographed. In some the needy. The Bolsheviks used this opened, defiled and plundered. Dur- cases gross blasphemies were made ploy to justify the plundering of ing the Resolution of the People’s by committee members. These sac- churches before the eyes of the cred- Commissariat of Justice present at rileges were made by committee ulous peasantry. the opening of tombs, there was members at the opening of the relics During the first months, 33 much satanic symbolism and mock- of Saint Sabbas of Storozhi. The saint pounds of gold, 24,000 pounds of sil- ery practiced. was an Orthodox monk and saint of ver and thousands of precious stones The strategy was to deinstitution- the 14-15th century. One member of were seized. Priests and laity were alize, weaken and discredit the Russ- the Bolshevik committee was seen

28 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE to spit several times on the skull of industries, occupied regions previ- rister Vladimir Groisman, the Chris- the saint. ously occupied by the Reich. tian church is once again threatened. On March 29, 1922, Donskoy Tyranny would continue until In Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine on Monastery was pulled apart after the 1955-1957. However, in 1959 under April 28, 2016, bandits attacked the silver tomb of St. Alexis of Moscow First Secretary Nikita Khrushchev, home of the Archpriest Anatoly Ly- had been removed. During 1919-1920 the darling of the West, there began senko, rector of one of the great city’s years no fewer than 63 last resting a new and terrible persecution. Dur- churches. Needlessly, the brigands places of Christian saints were ing Khrushchev’s tenure there were brutally tortured the clergyman and opened, pillaged and destroyed. closed more than 5,000 churches, killed his wife. After two decades the destruction most of which had been earlier re- His tormentors, after placing the of the visible structure of the Ortho- stored by the armies of the Reich. martyr in the trunk of a car, trans- dox Church was close to completion. The church in Bolshevik Europe no ported the unfortunate cleric to a The program of total destruction of longer existed; the only ecclesiastic nearby forest, where brutal torture non-Jewish places of worship was buildings permitted were Jewish syn- was resumed. When the priest finally extended to all Central and Eastern agogues. lost consciousness, he was aban- European countries ceded to Josef Christianity in Russia has since doned. Stalin by Britain’s unelected Prime been restored, but repression re- The following morning the priest Minister Winston Churchill and U.S. sumed in Ukraine since the U.S.-in- was able to reach the nearest settle- President Frank lin D. Roosevelt. spired coup that ousted legitimate ment, where he pleaded for help. Some gold or silver reliquaries President Viktor Yanukovych in Feb- Later, the priest found his wife mur- and tombs were placed in Soviet mu- ruary 2014. Under Ukraine ’s present dered. The church leader eventually seums. The fate of most of the plun- regime led by Jewish President Pytor recovered after a period of care in a dered precious metals is unknown. Poroshenko and Jewish Prime Min- hospital. O One can assume from the earlier disappearance of Imperial Russia’s gold reserves it ended up in the vaults and counting houses of Western banks. The Soviet destruction of Christi- anity paused only during World War II. Throughout German Occupied Eu- rope and Russia the church was restored, faith was encouraged and all places of worship were reinstated. Land was returned to private ownership. Repression and destruction resumed only after the Red Army, re- armed by American and British war

MICHAEL WALSH, leader of the British Movement from 1968 to 1984, is arguably the post-war’s most influential ethno-nationalist. An Irish national, his father Patrick was a U.S. national guardsman and associate of Ernest Hemingway. A frontline fight er in four con flicts, his father’s spirit inspired Michael to match his colorful In 1921, as shown here, the persecution of the church entered a new life. Michael, an international journal- phase. The Soviet government felt the need to develop a better reputation, ist and broadcaster, was voted writer of the year by Euro Weekly News. and now considered it detrimental to its own interests to continue mur- Semi-retired, he lives in Medi ter - dering religious believes without trials or plausible accusations. However, ranean Spain and is the author of 39 anti-Christian activities continued. Here, a representative of the Soviet books—and counting. government removes holy icons as part of the anti-religious campaign.

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The world recently lost one of its great Revisionists but, despite being an historical trailblazer, few Anglophones knew his works . . .

SALVADOR BORREGO ESCALANTE, born April 24, 1915, of Mexico was a great pioneering historical Revisionist. A bold man, he spoke the truth and refused to be censored. Among his books is the well- known Derrota Mundial (“Worldwide Defeat”), in 1953, which speaks of how World War II was a defeat for the whole world, because Ger- many’s National Socialists were fighting a plot against all mankind. In 1964 he published America Peligra (“America in Danger”), focusing on the same conspiracy in Latin America. Sadly, he died January 8, 2018, aged 102. This interview was translated and edited by TBR’s Mar- garet Huffstickler, a member of our Board of Contributing Editors.

your motive in writing it? Edited by Margaret Huffstickler Salvador Borrego: Well, simply to provide a version different from Question: This book entitled the propaganda in vogue, because Derrota Mundial (“Worldwide De- in all major conflicts such as World feat”) is very controversial, particu- War II the two sides use propaganda larly controversial. To help us form as one of their most effective an accurate judgment, what was weapons. I wanted to give an account that wasn’t cloaked in propaganda. Journalist Salvador Borrego’s best-selling books were confiscated by Q: You consider that there was Spain’s Orwellian Thought Police in 1996 when Catalonian cops closed propaganda in favor of the Allied a bookstore managed by publisher Pedro Varela, who was arrested. Powers? And of the Nazi-Fascist Borrego was justly proud of having written as early as 1954 that the Axis? But how did you identify it? number of Jewish victims of the Nazis had been seriously inflated— Borrego: You see, I worked in making him one of the very first to print this fact. the newspaper Ultimas noticias de Excelsior (“Latest News from Ex-

32 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE A Revisionist Giant Passes celsior”),1 which started circulating at three o’clock p.m. At two o’clock By Margaret Huffstickler in the afternoon, the closing time of the edition, it was nine o’clock in alvador Borrego Escalante (1915- the evening in Europe. Because of 2018), who died January 8, was a this, almost all the information of Mexican historian and journalist the day was received by Ultimas Smost noted for his well-written, fac- noticias. I read a lot of messages— tual Revisionist books in which he repeat- it was part of my work—both those edly butchered numerous sacred cows. He that were published and those there wrote and published over 50 books on top- was no place for; so I had been fol- ics that include politics, economics, mili- lowing the course of events day by tary history, medicine, sociology, religion, day since before [WWII] began, and metaphysics, journalism, philosophy and it was increasingly evident there more. Over the years he was editor of 37 were contradictions between the newspapers. He was considered an impec- scenarios presented by the two sides. cable gentleman, and “Don Salvador” was SALVADOR BORREGO So the question arose: What is the revered by all who knew him. truth? Or, what is the degree of truth Borrego started out as a serious establishment journalist and in this version and in its opposite? worked for decades for the national daily Excelsior. He insisted that Q: Possibly you already had some Adolf Hitler was defamed by a lying media using fake news stories. opinion at the time that was leaning His most famous book is Derrota Mundial (“Worldwide Defeat”), pub- toward one or another version? lished in 1953, with a foreword by the national luminary, writer, politi- Borrego: Well, no. I was pretty cian and philosopher Don José Vasconcelos. much neutral. I could say that Pres- In Derrota Mundial Borrego claimed World War II was provoked ident [Franklin] Roosevelt’s speeches by a Jewish-controlled Soviet Union, which managed to drag the west- and all that derived from them were ern Allies into its war against the German National Socialist Reich. more focused, more serene than With the defeat of the National Socialists the world fell into the clutches those of Hitler or Goebbels. The of Jewish “supercapitalists”—hence the title of the book. messages that originated in Berlin Borrego’s masterpiece has become hugely popular among nation- sometimes spoke of a supposed un- alists worldwide. It has been reprinted 48 times, and is one of the derstanding between the Bolshevism most widely read Revisionist books in the world. It is reportedly used of the USSR and the plutocracies— in some conservative schools and colleges in western Mexico. as they called them—of the Allied Borrego always denied being an anti-Semite, arguing that he just powers. And another thing: They criticized the Jewish leadership, and that criticizing the Jewish leader- said this supposed understanding ship is no more anti-Semitic than criticizing the Mexican government had as its final goal the domination is “anti-Mexican.” He also denied being right wing, claiming that in his of the world. That sounded like fan- opinion “it is the bankers who are the real ‘right wing’.” tasy to me. Borrego wrote books about other conspiracies as well, such as Q: So how did you come to de- how the U.S. ruling class controls Mexico. He wrote about how the velop the thesis that you outline in supposedly “criminal” Waffen-SS, in fact, consisted of noble warriors your book, which refers precisely and did not engage in any atrocities, how establishment medicine to a plan to establish a world gov- fights against real medicine and, of course, how there are crypto-com- ernment? munists throughout society. Borrego: A series of details gave Fifteen years older than the Catalan Revisionist writer Joaquin me, very gradually, the impression Bochaca, with whom he had a cordial friendship, Borrego was consid- the Allied powers were trying to ered the dean of historical Revisionism in the Spanish-speaking world. hide something. It is quite natural that propaganda exalts its own

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 33 virtues, just as it is done in marketing. But if it was about informing the public, and therefore so much emphasis was placed on objectivity and truth, why the pressure to hide facts? Q: Are you talking about pressure on the media? Borrego: Of course. To enumer- ate the details of this pressure would be long and tiring, but here’s an example: Eight months after England and France declared war on Germany, during which time they had been gathering armies to start their of- fensive, Germany got the jump on them and attacked on May 10, 1940. The Little Maginot2 line was broken and the Anglo-French troop lines be- Borrego was a friend of Catalan Revisionist and TBR contributing board gan to be overwhelmed. It happened member Joaquin Bochaca, whose book Crimenes de los “Buenos” (Crimes then that in Mexico a group of ad- of the “Good Guys”)—detailing the many perfidious actions of the Allies 3 vertisers led by Mr. Jacques Soustelle before during and after WWII—he displays here. was formed, which threatened to withdraw advertising from the Ex- celsior because, according to them, The most important news is on the summit meeting of the five countries. it was favoring the Nazis. front page; if it merits it, it will even Paris said the papal intervention was The first blow was struck against be spread over eight columns”; and totally inappropriate; London and Ultimas Noticias, because it was he added, more or less: “The war Warsaw refused as well. This was the paper that first published the will be won, not in Mexico, but in minimized in the messages by the events of Europe—since at two Europe.” New York agencies. That is, both o’clock in the afternoon, as I ex- However, the group of advertisers Associated Press and United Press plained before, we already had in- began canceling their advertising in continued to present a picture in formation about everything that had order to sink the newspaper. Ordor- which on one side were the good happened there up until nine o’clock ica was forced to retire. The goal, in guys and on the other the villains.5 at night European time. The editor short, was to manipulate information Q: But did other similar events of the newspaper, Don Miguel Or- so that the reader did not know, or occur in all the media? dorica, invited Mr. Soustelle to go to only half knew, what was happen- Borrego: Yes, they occurred. For the newsroom all morning so that ing.4 example, when the Allied forces he could see objectively how the Q: Well, but that was just one were defeated in Norway very early newspaper was made. Soustelle ac- case. in the war, and were retreating to cepted, and consequently he was Borrego: Yes, but there were the sea to return to England, a news- shown the messages that came from many who collaborated to ensure paper was afraid to state it so clearly the Associated Press with its head- that only one version would be known, and broke the news in this way: The quarters in New York. of even the most relevant facts. headline said, “The Allies Are Ad- The Little Maginot line had just Another example: Before the war vancing Toward the Sea!” been breached in Sedan, and some began, Pope Pius XII believed that And it is because the pressure of positions in northern France were the butchery could still be avoided, a group of advertisers, headed by beginning to fall into the hands of and instructed his various nuncios foreigners, caused the newspapers the Germans. Mr. Ordorica said to to make inquiries in Berlin, Rome, to self-censor, so that in one way or Soustelle: “In your store, you display Poland, Paris and London in pursuit another they concealed or distorted the merchandise that most attracts of this goal. what was happening, although the the attention of your buyers. We in Mussolini and Hitler replied that Sun could not be completely hidden the newspaper business do the same. they were willing to negotiate at a with the 10 fingers of the hands.

34 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Q: There was no television at conclusions as I, without our know- that time; what happened with ra- ing one another. dio? Q: Like who? Borrego: The same as with the Borrego: Well, there is the Eng- newspapers, but even worse, because lish military historian B.H. Liddell the government sent an official to Hart, Spanish writer Joaquín Bocha- the XEW radio station to censor the ca, Maj. Gen. J.F.C. Fuller, David news. I saw it at close hand, since I Irving, Father Julio Meinvielle of Ar- wrote the texts for the news at 7:45 gentina, Mauricio Carlavilla—a Span- and 10:45 at night. About 90% or ish historian, the Belgian León De- 95% of the international news was grelle, Saint Paul of France,6 Doctor required to consist of one side’s ver- Dmitri Konstantinov—a Russian sion, and the rest—and sometimes combatant, and many others whom less—that of the opposing side. One I cannot remember now but who bookshop was closed for selling Ger- are neither Nazis nor Fascists. man books and magazines. In short, Q: But the books of those authors it was clear that no objectivity would are little known. They quickly dis- be allowed in the news. appear from the market. Who would have thought back Borrego: That’s right, and do you Shown is the cover of one of Bor- then that those who wanted to write know why? Because there is a so- rego’s more recent books: “Remem- an account of World War II would called Anti-Defamation League that brance of My Hundred Years.” The have to make his way through clouds is responsible for preventing all ac- prolific author penned some 50 of propaganda to approach the his- counts from circulating that are not books, while also writing for over torical truth? Reporters attempting favorable to the group which—from 35 periodical publications, notably to honestly comment on World War Moscow, Washington and New for the El Sol chain. His books, self- II felt inclined to delve into masses York—directed World War II. Actu- published or appearing under the of historical, sociological, racial, really that war was one of many bat- imprimatur of the Catholic publisher ligious and economic data etc to tles—huge, yes, but not the end of Editorial Jus, covered military his- better explain the major events that the fight. The struggle continues, tory, politics, economics, sociology, were happening. and the propaganda also continues. journalism, philosophy, religion, Q: So with what you have told It can be said that the war is now fascism and Nazism, liberation the- us, did you reach any conclusions? proceeding through other tactics ology, feminism, the homosexual Borrego: No. Not at all. In four such as that of neo-liberalism, that and transgender movements and or five questions and answers one of disorienting the youth, that of other hot topics. Borrego somehow cannot explicate a whole process dissolving the family, that of frag- found time to appear before various that took many years. I spent almost menting the church, that of encour- populist and conservative groups. 15 years collecting and classifying aging drugs etc. It is a war that has Living to 102, Don Salvador dis- data and carrying out research in been going on for 2,000 years. The proved the old saying that the good various disciplines, from 1936 to Doctor of Theology Father Alfredo die young. He is noted for his op- 1951. It then took me two years to Sainz considers that history has a position to globalism, communism write and rewrite the first edition of theological meaning and that this and Zionism. His Derrota Mundial Derrota Mundial, which was pub- will become more evident in the is the best-selling work of all time lished in December 1953. coming years, but that is another exposing how the Soviet empire Q: There is international talk of topic. … Your questions about how was used to incite a war against a Revisionist current in history, and Derrota Mundial was born are al- Europe and Western civilization, it is said that you were the first Re- ready answered, at least in a general with Hitler’s Germany leading the visionist, or one of the first. Do you way, so far as it can be done in a resistance. A Mexican traditionalist believe that to be so? brief talk. and patriot, Borrego was critical of Borrego: There have been many Q: One last question, Don Sal- the influence the U.S.-based glob- who have written about World War vador. The prologue by José Vascon- alist billionaire class has over his II from very different points of ob- celos—how did you manage to get country, which it rules by proxy. servation and have come to the same him to write it for Derrota Mundial?

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 35 Borrego: Well, when the first The widely popular Ultimas representative of Charles de Gaulle’s Free edition was published I hardly wanted Noti cias de Excelsior, for which French Movement in Mexico—his job being to prevent Petain’s government from forming to approach friends for a prologue the esteemed Salvador Borrego diplomatic ties in the Americas. In 1943 he because it was a very controversial wrote, is purportedly the news- was appointed head of the Free French subject, and I did not want to com- paper that Leon Trotsky was secret service in France, furthering the illegal promise them, but one day at the reading on August 20, 1940, and murderous activities of the French Re- Garcia Varseca publishing chain, sistance. He helped bring de Gaulle to power when his assassin, Ramón Mer- in the early 1950s and was one of his closest 7 where the lawyer José Vasconcelos cader, came to call. This blood- counsellors, but in 1963, disagreeing with was assisting them, they introduced spattered copy, retrieved by one de Gaulle’s decision to accord freedom to me to him, and he said: “Are you the of Trotsky’s guards and now pre- Algeria, he joined the Organisation armée one who wrote Derrota Mundial?” secrète (OAS), a terrorist group that sought served at Harvard’s Houghton to overthrow and even assassinate de Gaulle. “Well, yes,” I told him, and then he Library, gives the latest news on This group was supported by David Ben Gu- praised the book. I took the oppor- the Battle of Britain. rion and Israeli intelligence, who also allegedly tunity to say to him: “As you can supported Soustelle in his resultant exile see, my book does not have a pro- from France, 1963-68. After his return from exile in the 1968 general amnesty, the rest logue. Could you do it for me?” and ENDNOTES: of his life was spent in similarly nefarious he said, “Yes, with pleasure.” And 1 Founded in 1917 and still going strong activities, though with more plausible deni- that was how the second edition today, Excelsior, the parent newspaper of ability. Ultimas noticias, was the second most was prefaced, let’s say accidentally. 4 Several recent books have confirmed widely read newspaper in Mexico in 1940. from a scholarly perspective the subversion Q: Editions abroad: What coun- 2 The very expensive and sophisticated of the wartime Mexican press of which Bor- Maginot Line of military bunkers and fortifi- tries? rego had a “worm’s eye view.” The following cations was built by France from 1930 to Borrego: Well, there have been passage is from Mexico in the 40s—Moder- 1939 to slow any German advance into nity, Politics and Corruption by Stephen editions in Argentina; they tell me France. R. Niblo (1999, Scholarly Resources, Inc.): that six editions were printed, then 3 Jacques Soustelle spent his life working “The Inter-Allied Propaganda Committee to further the interests of the would-be rulers one was published in Spain, but it in Mexico City quickly organized a campaign of the world. As an anthropologist he es- seems that there were outside pres- aimed at convincing sympathetic corporate poused the concept of moral relativism, ac- sures and they were blocked from cording to which perspective Aztec human advertisers to withdraw their business from printing more editions there. sacrifice was just another culture. After his unfriendly newspapers. U.S. diplomats joined Q: Thank you very much, Don successful subversion of the Mexican press this Franco-British effort, and the Rockefeller committee produced its own blacklist, which Salvador. as co-chair of the Allied Information Bureau, and upon the fall of France, he became the excluded Excelsior. ... At a board meeting Borrego: My pleasure. O of Excelsior attended by Allied diplomats,

36 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Miguel Ordorica, the pro-German editor of Ultimas Noticias, was given an indefinite leave of absence. By May, Excelsior had shifted to the use of the Associated Press as its news service.” And, from a 1999 paper by Jose Luis Ortiz Garza entitled Mercenary Writers of British Propaganda in Mexico During the Second World War: “Thousands of news articles, editorials and features claiming to be written by Mexican journalists, political com- mentators or military specialists, were produced by writers in the pay of British propaganda agencies during the World War II in Mexico.” Just how massive was the subversion of the wartime Mexican press? According to a graph in Mexico in the 40s, in just five days—from March 17 to 21, 1941—the top eight papers in Mexico ran 12,639 articles placed by the Inter-Allied Propaganda Com- mittee. Two Dedicated Revisionists 5 The refusal of Britain and France to listen to the pope’s urgent appeal for peace on the eve of the German-Polish clash that Mexico’s veteran investigative journalist Don Salvador Borrego—active triggered World War II has been carefully until his recent demise at age 102—poses with personal friend Lady covered up. While Leon Degrelle, Capt. Michèle Renouf, a member of TBR’s contributing editorial board. His Archibald Ramsay and other nationalist writers have discussed it, “mainstream” media landmark book, an analysis of then-current events, Derrota Mundial do not mention it at all. TBR’s coverage of (“Worldwide Defeat”), was first published back in 1953, when the end this important historical incident can be of the war in 1945 was still fresh in people’s minds. The Hungarian up- found in its November/December 2006 issue rising of 1956 had not yet occurred and the other events that confirmed in the form of a chapter entitled “Pius XII, the Pope of Peace,” from Joaquin Bochaca’s the defeat of Germany ended up being a defeat for the civilized world. book Los Crimenes de los “buenos” (The The downfall of National Socialism enabled the USSR to grab Eastern Crimes of the “Good Guys”). European countries and brutally impose neo-Bolshevik Jewish com- 6 Here Borrego is clearly referring to munism, as he words it in his book. Don Salvador established in 1953 Paul Rassinier (1906-1967), who is considered the father of Holocaust Revisionism. A com- that victory in 1945 was not won really by the Allies. He remained ac- munist, and a member of the Resistance tive with further publications and speeches until age 102 on January during World War II, he spent time in various 8, 2018. Lady Renouf was able to celebrate, in his presence, his 100th German concentration camps and was thus birthday and hear firsthand his speech and private conversation over well placed to refute the blatant propaganda lunch; and via video from London, to celebrate with him his 102nd he heard after the war, which described the lagers as “death camps.” Broken in health birthday while he sat at his desk in Guadalajara, where he worked by his wartime experiences, he dedicated right up to the end. Here Don Salvador tells Lady Renouf: “Recognition the rest of his life to writing books exposing is owed to the 3 million German and Waffen-SS men who gave their the lies. lives in World War II’s fight against communism. In fighting and dying 7 José Vasconcelos Calderón (1882– 1959) has been called the “cultur al caudillo” they bought some time for us, that we might know and defend Western of the Mexican revolution. He was an im- civilization against the common enemy.” portant Mexican writer, philosopher and politician, and one of the most influential and controversial personalities in the development of modern Mexico. His philosophy NOTE: This interview with the late, great Mexican Revisionist author of the “cosmic race”—of a mixed, Latin Salvador Borrego has been translated from his masterpiece Derrota Mundial American “bronze” race, which he glori- on the Aaargh/VHO website, where it appears as an appendix. The link at the fied—affected all aspects of Mexican socio- bottom of the article leads to the former location of the Argentine nationalist cultural, political and economic policies. website El Nacionalista which, we are informed, existed from 2005 to 2017 but has now been “baneado”—banned. The interview has appeared in Spanish on MARGARET HUFFSTICKLER is a tal- several Internet sites but with no clue as to the authorship. If any reader has ented linguist, translator and musician this information, TBR would be delighted to give credit where credit is due. based in North Carolina. This is, to our knowledge, the interview’s first appearance in English.

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WHO REALLY KILLED MARTIN LUTHER KING? 50 years later, the public has the right to know if the feds murdered famed civil rights leader

WHAT REALLY HAPPENED a half- tion to Sirhan Sirhan had been firing century ago with the murder of Dr. a weapon at the New York senator Martin Luther King Jr.? The FBI was who was about to get the Democratic far more involved than just with the nomination for president. Either cover-up. An active participant blew someone else was shooting or Sirhan performed the magical feat of firing the whistle on the Deep State agency his eight-shot revolver at least 11 30 years later. times without reloading. [See more on this murder by law enforcement By Pat Shannan on page 58 of this issue.—Ed.] Before proceeding, let us check pril 4, 2018 marks the 50th out this quote by Johann Wolfgang anniversary of the slaying von Goethe (1828): “The truth must of the then 39-year-old civil be repeated again and again, because Arights leader born as error is constantly being preached Michael King Jr. His daddy was an around us, and not only by isolated Atlanta church pastor who in 1935 individuals but by the majority. In changed his name from Michael King the newspapers and encyclopedias, Sr. to Martin Luther King Sr., and James Earl Ray is shown in a in the schools and univer sities, every- that of his then six-year-old son to Bureau of Prisons mug shot in where error is dominant, securely “Martin Luther King Jr.” Martin Jr. July 1955. Ray, 27 at the time, and comfortably ensconced in public grew up to become an ordained min- was locked up in Leavenworth opinion, which is on its side.” ister himself and also the point man for stealing and forging postal When M.L. King was murdered for the fledgling civil rights move- money orders. on April 4, the now-common pattern ment in 1955. After a sluggish start, of semi-honest news reporting, fol- the movement grew exponentially lowed by a bogus FBI “correction,” during the following decade, culmi- phis and the election night of June 4 came to be obvious in Memphis, and nating with the murder of Martin in Los Angeles respectively. The rail- once again witnesses had to be in- Luther King Jr. 50 years ago. roading of James Earl Ray in the first timidated in order for their testimony That year, Dr. King and Sen. case became so obvious a blind man to change. For instance, the witnesses Robert Kennedy were murdered only could see it,1 and further investiga- inside Canipe Amusement Shop (next two months apart—April 4 in Mem- tion showed that somebody in addi- door to the cheap hotel where James

40 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Ben Holley, then-supervisor of the Tennessee state property and evidence room, holds the Remington 30.06 rifle used by James Earl Ray in the April 4, 1968 slaying of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Amazingly, however, the ballistics tests conducted years later proved that bullets fired from the rifle used to convict Ray did not match the bullet that ended the life of MLK. But with the complicity of the Ministry of Truth (ABC, CBS, NBC and the print media), the people were never informed of this very important fact. Ray denied he had shot King until the very end. He died in prison in 1998 after fighting his conviction for decades. MICHAEL MCMULLAN/THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL/ZUMAPRESS.COM

Earl Ray and an undercover FBI ing house. Along with the rifle were June 8, 1968, Ray was apprehended agent known to him only as “Raoul” found a pair of binoculars, two un- at London’s Heathrow Airport as he were staying) said they saw two men opened beer cans with Ray’s finger- prepared to go to Brussels. This was jump into a white Mustang and speed prints, a tack hammer and pliers, a the official story for the world to read away from the scene after dropping shaving kit, a hairbrush, a pair of and know. What follows is what we the bag of evidence in their doorway. men’s shorts and undershirt, the were not allowed to know, because This eyewitness report would coincide April 4 issue of the Memphis Com- the controlled mass media were soon with Jim Green’s story that follows, mercial Appeal and a radio with the reporting only what was learned which tells us exactly who these two number 00416 (Ray’s inmate number from the FBI. men were. However, the FBI soon at the Missouri State Penitentiary) JAMES EARL RAY & ‘RAOUL’ changed its reports to read that only etched on it. The dumbest cop on one man (Ray, of course) was rushing the planet could see it was planted However, while Ray, as an escaped from the scene. evidence. convict from the Missouri State Pen- In only five minutes, the police Two weeks later the fingerprints itentiary, was an ideal patsy, he al- conveniently found a .30-06 hunting on the rifle were identified as belong- ways had been nothing but a petty rifle wrapped in a bundle at Canipe’s ing to James Earl Ray. The largest thief who had never committed a vi- front door, a shop next to the room- FBI manhunt ever began, and, on olent crime in his life and had no his-

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 41 tory of any racial hatred. Ray, it was to Montreal, a place where he had back and sell James a Remington learned much later from his brother spent some time committing petty semiautomatic 30.06. John, was allowed to escape in the crimes in 1959. There in only two days The obvious real purpose of this back of a bread truck. Upon reaching he managed to meet and befriend the exercise was not to exchange a per- a main road and out of sight of any- elusive “Raoul,” who told James he fectly good murder weapon for an- one, Ray jumped out, and John, fol- could use him in a smuggling opera- other but to make certain that the lowing closely in his car, picked up tion. It was the initial contact of a Aeromarine salesman would not for- his brother and took him to his home frame-up that would last for nine get one James Earl Ray. We are talk- in East St. Louis, Illinois “for about months until the following April 4. ing about an eventual shot in Mem - 30 days.” This was in late April of “Raoul” had cash, and James phis that would take place from only 1967, some 50 weeks before the King needed that. “Raoul” bought him a 210 feet away. A K-mart .22 rifle could murder the following April. But who white Mustang, took him to New Or- have performed it successfully. other than a prison official or the leans, sent him to Acapulco, and paid The trap was set, and, as the FBI could have told John where to for some plastic surgery in Los An- world now knows, Ray had fallen be waiting and when? From James’s geles to round out some of his pointy right into it. own words from his book edited and features in order that he look more In November of 2000, this writer published by Tupper Saussy, Ten- like the ID pictures of Galt, Willard was in Dallas for the annual JFK con- nessee Waltz, he told us of his asso- et al. James stayed in touch through ferences and recognized Jerry Ray, ciation with the plotters and how it a “504” area code in New Orleans. James Earl’s brother, from his pic- came about. The following March, “Raoul” had tures. He was sitting at a table in the In June, Ray made his way to Ray drive the Mustang back across Adolphus Hotel bar with a man he Chicago,2 where he bought an old the country from Los Angeles to introduced as Jim Green. Jim’s story Chrysler for $100, with cash presum- New Orleans. From there the two so fascinated me that I later visited ably supplied by his brother, but be- rode together to Birmingham, Ala- him at his home in Hudson, Florida, fore two weeks had passed, the bama to purchase a rifle. took pictures of the real weapon that Chrysler fizzled out; he sold it for Another incident illuminating the killed Martin Luther King, and later $40 and bought a 1962 Plymouth for obvious set-up of Ray took place at met with him and Lyndon Barsten, $200. (This was learned from the FBI the Aeromarine Sports Supply Shop at the murder scene in Memphis, documents described in the foot- in Birmingham. “Raoul” stayed in the along with Tupper Saussy to film the note.) From there he went to Detroit, motel and told Ray to go buy a “good long story. crossed the border into Canada and deer rifle,” handing him several hun- Green’s story can hardly be told spent a night in Toronto, where he dred dollars. When he arrived at the in a nutshell, but we shall try here somehow sought out pieces of sports supply shop, Ray told the with a “condensed version” of the phony ID of four men who looked salesman that he wanted to buy a more detailed report as recorded somewhat like him, such as “John gift for his brother-in-law and pur- (but never published) in the Saussy Willard,” who would later check into chased a Winchester .270 and re- documentary. the flophouse at 422 South Main in turned to the motel. “Raoul” imme- James Cooper Green was born in Memphis. (James claimed that he diately began to complain that this 1947 and became a car thief for the chose these at random from a was inadequate and a weapon with St. Louis mob before he reached the Toronto telephone book, but the as- “a larger bore” was required. Ray age of majority. In 1968, he had tronomical odds against such a thing flung him a catalog and told him to known “Raoul” for a couple of years, made his claim preposterous.) It was pick one out because he did not but at the time knew him as an FBI “Harvey Lowmeyer” who would pur- know anything about firearms. agent and only as “Paul.” Earlier in chase the 30.06 rifle later in Birm- The next day James returned to the game, Paul had shown Jim his ingham, even though Ray was spend- Aeromarine Supply and asked to ex- FBI credentials briefly and too ing most of his days under another change the new rifle for one of a quickly for him to see and remember name from the Canadian list, “Eric larger caliber. The salesman remem- the last name.3 In any case, Paul/ Starvo Galt.” After the murder, “Ra- bered telling him, “You tell your Raoul was calling all the shots (no mon George Sneyd” acquired a pass- brother-in-law that this gun [the Win- pun intended) for months prior to port and traveled to Europe, where chester] will bring down any deer in the King murder. He had been lead- he was captured two months later. Alabama.” ing the patsy, James Earl Ray, around From Toronto, Ray made his way He did, however, agree to take it on a money leash since July of the

42 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE previous year, when they “acciden- It was a set-up within a set-up, tally” met in a Canadian bar. and Ray either recognized it or just With an FBI agent in charge of was not up to the task; but in either the set-up, a local police detective case, he did not participate. He left placed in position to murder the the flophouse at 5:50 p.m., but in- patsy, and mob thugs used as the trig- stead of pulling the armed robbery ger men on the targets, this whole as instructed, he got into his Mus- scenario typifies an FBI black oper- tang and calmly drove away—not ation. J. Edgar Hoover and his FBI with a hurried exit with screeching always utilized outside help for their tires, as described by the news me- dirty work. In case anyone were ever dia and falsified FBI 302 reports, but caught red handed, the agency without incident. Green said that he would not be implicated. (Hoover witnessed this from his rooftop took gifts from Mafia dons for perch two blocks away, while Talley decades while publicly denying even waited on the street corner below. the existence of such “families.”) Because Ray went the other way, On the day of the murder, Green neither Green nor Talley would fire and a confederate named Butch Col- a shot. lier—a Caruthersville, Missouri po- A few minutes later, after Collier liceman and longtime bad boy with had delivered the fatal bullet to King The Truth Green in his youth—had collected (Green heard it but could not see $5,000 (with five grand more to the results from his perch) and About the come following completion of the Raoul had posed as the bathroom operation) to handle the assassina- shooter, the second Mustang indeed Fatal Bullet tion of King. Collier, stationed in the did leave the area at a high rate of brush down the hill from the back- speed, but not with only one person While the official story had it side of the flophouse hotel where inside, as so deftly twisted by the that Martin Luther King had Raoul and James Earl Ray were FBI reports (after multiple witnesses been shot with the 30.06 bought checked in, would be the shooter said there were two in the “white by James Earl Ray in Birming- (and Jim Green said that indeed he Mustang”) but with Raoul and Butch ham, the FBI claimed that the was), and Green was to be the “pro- Collier, as witnessed by Jim Green slug removed from King’s neck tector.” He was stationed on a roof- from the rooftop. The Canipe was too mutilated to test for top two blocks south of the flop- Amuse ment Company employees ballistics. However, John Bil - house. His assignment was to shoot didn’t lie, but the FBI falsified the lings Jr., a licensed private in- and kill Ray in the event that Mem- statements to fit the official story. vestigator in Memphis, told us phis police detective John Talley Jim Green spent the last half of in 2001 that, in 1968, when he failed to do so. his life as a schoolteacher and coach was a part-time surgical assis- Green was armed with a .357 rifle and raising a family. A smoker who tant while attending Memphis to match the slugs in the .357 mag- wouldn’t quit, even after he got sick, State University, he was on duty num pistol carried by Talley, who he died of cancer in May 2003. He when the call came in about the was stationed at the corner west of had told me that Butch Collier had shooting at the Lorraine Motel. the fire station, waiting and pre- died about 10 years earlier of cancer. He helped unload the dying Dr. pared to shoot and kill Ray. He never learned what had hap- King at the hospital, witnessed Here was the ploy: Raoul had in- pened to Raoul/Paul but was certain his death and stood by at the structed James, because they “would that he was an FBI agent and that autopsy. Totally disputing the need some travel money,” to go he was the one in the bathroom4 of official story, Billings said the downstairs and stick up Jim’s Grill the flophouse who had run down to obtain some cash. Then Ray was the hall after the shooting, had been bullet removed from King’s to walk south on Main Street for seen by Grace Stephens, had stuffed body was not damaged at all three blocks to the Arcade Restau- the duffle bag with the rifle and and was in perfect condition to rant, where he and Raoul could meet Ray’s other possessions and dumped be tested for ballistics. up shortly. it on the street a minute later.

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 43 “I saw him do it,” Jim said, speak- frightened Ms. Black enough for her ing of the dumping of evidence and to report it to law enforcement au- his grandstand seat on the rooftop thorities. This led to Green’s appear- only a block away. ance in front of the House Select A few minutes later, Butch Collier Committee on Assassinations in picked Jim up at the vacant building 1976. There his testimony was oblit- and drove the two of them back to erated from the record and never Caruthersville, Missouri. Jim kept made public. So much for govern- the murder weapon at a trusted ment inquiries. friend’s house for 29 years before re- The King assassination was every trieving it and allowing this writer bit as much a Deep State hit job as to see the weapon personally. those of both Kennedys and several An Act of State Ray told the sequel to this in his more that would come in the future. book Tennessee Waltz, published by The purpose of the resurrection The Execution of Tupper Saussy in 1987, just before of these old cases here is not to at- Martin Luther King Saussy was forced to go under- tempt to solve them (this has already On April 4, 1968, Martin Luther ground for more than 10 years out been done to a conclusive point King was in Memphis supporting a of fear for his own life.5 many times through the years) but worker strike. By nightfall, army Ray had said he heard the news snipers were in position, military of- on the car radio and beat a path to ficers were on a nearby roof with Atlanta and caught a bus to Toronto. cameras, and an accomplice had However, New Orleans D.A. Jim Gar- been paid to remove the gun after rison, during his post-JFK assassi- Jim kept the murder the fatal shot was fired. When the nation probe, managed to get a video weapon“ at a friend’s dust had settled, King had been hit interview with a CIA operative and a clean-up operation was set in named Jules Ricco Kimble from fed- house for 29 years motion—James Earl Ray was framed, eral prison (where he is serving two the crime scene was destroyed, and before retrieving it. witnesses were killed. William Pepper, life sentences for murder), wherein attorney and friend of King, has con- Kimble said that he was the pilot ducted a 30-year investigation into who flew Ray to Canada out of to point out that the real culprits— his assassination. In 1999, several Charley Brown Airport on Atlanta’s certain agencies of the federal gov- conspirators were brought to trial in west side. Garrison later said that ernment—could not get away with a civil action suit on behalf of the everything Kimble ever told him these crimes without a culpable and King family. Seventy witnesses set proved to be true. It appears that cooperative news media assisting in out the details of a conspiracy that Kimble may have been one of the the deception. And when the crimi- involved J. Edgar Hoover and the players that Ray thought he was pro- nal gets to “investigate” his own FBI, Richard Helms and the CIA, the tecting. crimes, the people will never learn military, Memphis police, and organ- As mentioned, Jim Green’s reve- the truth. O ized crime. The jury took an hour to lation fit too many pieces (confirmed find for the King family. In An Act of State, you finally have the truth before with the FBI’s own documents) to ENDNOTES: 1 When Mrs. Grace Stephens said that it you—how the U.S. government shut have been contrived from his imagi- nation. He had told it to one official definitely was not accused King assassin down a movement for social change James Earl Ray that she saw running down by stopping its leader dead in his long before James Earl Ray told his the hallway in the cheap hotel where she tracks. Get William Pepper’s tour de story in Tennessee Waltz, which lived, authorities swept her up the next day force (softcover, 350 pages, $22 plus Green did not read until 1998, after and hauled her away to an insane asylum, $4 S&H inside the U.S.) from AFP he had begun his own book. Jim unbeknownst to her family. She did not sur- BOOKSTORE. Send cash, check, or Green had attempted to “clear his face for 10 years. This helped prevent anyone money order to AFP, 16000 Trade soul” as far back as 1973, when he else from coming forward to dispute the of- Zone Ave., Unit 406, Upper Marlboro, ficial narrative. told journalist Kay Black of the 2 Three decades later, indefatigable re- Md., 20774, or call AFP toll free at Memphis Press-Scimitar the same 1-888 699-6397 to charge searcher Lyndon Barsten of Minneapolis un- story printed here but with fewer de- earthed an FBI “302” form (via Freedom of tails. It was never published but Information Act) written by an agent stalking

44 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Ray and pinpointing his presence in Chicago. The significance is that here was documen- Deep State Implicated in Murder tation that the FBI had the whereabouts of a known fugitive but failed to contact Missouri authorities. Ray’s fingerprint card was found of Rev. Martin Luther King altered with bogus prints in order that he not be arrested should he be detained at a traffic LYNDON BARSTEN’S DETAILED RESEARCH shows powerful evi- stop. Both of these facts indicate that not dence implicating the FBI in a Deep State plot: only was Ray being set up as the chosen “patsy,” but that the FBI was playing the lead In late 1964, J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI had role. It also led many to believe later, even 1tried to get King to commit suicide Ray himself, that his “escape” was actually prior to his departing to Europe to claim allowed by the authorities. A year after publishing this documented information, Barsten his Nobel Peace Prize. This was accom- was intimidated into silence, refusing all tele- plished by sending an alleged surveillance phone interviews, and never wrote about it tape of King in an extramarital sexual re- again. lation to the SCLC with a letter warning 3 Ray had speculated in his book that that all would become public if King didn’t Raoul “might have been” the lead marching tramp seen being arrested in the famous kill himself prior to his collecting his No- news pictures from the streets of Dallas bel Prize. taken less than an hour after the JFK assas- Lab work at FBI headquarters relating sination. However, when we showed it to 2to the murder of King was dreadfully HOOVER Green, he said that the mystery man was not inadequate. The Remington 30.06 rifle pur- the FBI man Paul (Raoul). chased by Ray in Birmingham and deposited at the scene of the crime 4 The evidence shows that it was “Raoul” in the bathroom. He was there but never fired was not even swabbed to see if it had been fired. Today it still remains a shot. The ploy was only to further that de- as the “official” murder weapon of the MURKIN [“Murder of King”— ception of Ray being the killer. Ed.] case. Yet, for some reason, this test was run on even the rifle 5 Saussy was frightened and fled because James Earl Ray had returned to Aeromarine Supply in Birmingham in Ray warned that the government would mur- exchange for the Remington prior to the murder. der him. The book was commandeered by a major publishing house that changed its title Atlanta FBI informant J.C. Hardin is documented in the MURKIN to Who Killed Martin Luther King? and re- 3file as contacting James Earl Ray in Los Angeles just prior to Ray’s placed Saussy’s brilliant prologue and epilog packing up and heading east to Atlanta and Memphis, which showed with a piece from Jesse Jackson, whom Jim more FBI foreknowledge. Green later implicated as one of the FBI in- On March 29, the FBI, through its friendly press contacts, placed formants. See I Rode with Tupper, the story King in the open and insecure Lorraine Motel by criticizing him in of my 25-year association with this remark- 4 able man, including being his trusted friend the press for patronizing “white-owned hotels.” and confidant during the decade he was on Journalist Louis Lomax, who later died in a mysterious car crash, the lam. It is available from AFP BOOKSTORE 5was investigating Dr. King’s death when visited by two FBI men at www.AmericanFreePress.net. who instructed him to abruptly end the series of articles he was pro- ducing. Lomax, described as being “no good” in an FBI memo (HQ 44- PAT SHANNAN is a freelance writer and 38861-3196), was a highly respected jour- editor as well as a member of TBR’s Con- nalist. It was Lomax who uncovered the tributing Editorial Board. He is also the au- deception of the false fingerprints sent out thor of several videos and books including by Jefferson City for escaped prisoner Ray. Everything They Ever Told Me Was a Lie, in which Shannan tackles some of the This strongly suggests the duplicity of both biggest conspiracies and cover-ups in state and federal agencies in the ploy. American history. This 280-page softcover The intelligence community’s relation- book is available from AFP BOOKSTORE at ship with the mob and union racketeers, as $25 plus $4 S&H in the U.S. Please call AFP described by Jim Green, is highly docu- toll free at 1-888-699-6397, Mon.-Thu. 9-5 ET mented in the post-WWII era. Chicago mob to reserve or send payment to AFP, 16000 boss Sam Giancana often described the CIA Trade Zone Avenue, Unit 406, Upper Marl- and his organization as “two sides of the boro, MD 20774. Order the book online at GIANCANA O www.AmericanFreePress.net. same coin.”

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 45 World History AS IT SHOULD BE TOLD Everything You Were Taught About the Everything You Were Taught About Civil War Is Wrong, Ask a Southerner! American Slavery Is Wrong, Ask a Southerner! This book is loaded from cover to cover If you’re new to authentic Southern history, with facts about the War for Southern In- or you’re just fed up with the mountain of dependence that will knock your socks off. pro-North propaganda found in our South- The truth about: how American slavery bashing history books, this book will be a got its start in the North; how abolition revelation. This 1,000-page work by award- began in the South; Lee was an abo litionist; winning historian Lochlainn Seabrook dec- only 4.8% of Southerners owned slaves; imates the deceitful view of slavery churned Lincoln was a white separatist; Jefferson out by Yankee mythologists. Including Davis adopted a black boy; Davis freed over 500 images, a world slavery time line Southern slaves before the North; Lincoln and a detailed index of significant histor - was not against slavery and wanted to deport blacks; Lincoln ical figures, this book tells the truth! Africa was en slaving her won his elections with under 50% of the vote; blacks and Indians own people for thousands of years. White slavery laid the owned slaves; Northern armies were racially segregated; Southern foundation for black slavery. Africa enslaved 1.5 million whites armies were integrated; 500,000 blacks fought for the Rebs; the in the 1700s. Genuine slavery was never practiced in the South. KKK had thousands of black members; many Northern generals The American abolition movement began in the South. Hundreds owned slaves; most Southern generals did not; and more! more uncensored facts. Foreword by black educator Barbara G. Softcover, 266 pages, #729, $20. Marthal. Softcover, 1,020 pages, #749, $29. Confederate Flag Facts: What Every American Lincoln’s War: The Real Cause, the Real Winner, the Real Loser Should Know About Dixie’s Southern Cross Read the most important “Civil War” book Is the Confederate battle flag truly a symbol in decades by Col. Lochlainn Seabrook of “hatred, racism, and slavery,” as liberals and learn the truth about the vicious war maintain? Of course not. It’s the opposite: between liberals and conservatives way back It’s a symbol of Christian love, universal in the 1860s. This seminal work, the first brotherhood and real American freedom. ever to expose the authentic facts about More importantly, it’s a sacred emblem of Civil War-era Republicans and Democrats, Southern heritage, history and honor: one the true origins of the war, and who really that every traditional Southerner is—or won and lost the devastating conflict, will should be—proud of. Lochlainn Seabrook clarify the illogical view of the conflict. corrects the many falsehoods fabricated by Who believes, for example, that millions of men, women, and the anti-South, political correctness movement about the South’s children (on both sides) risked their lives and their futures to most famous ensign: the Starry Cross. In debunking the many destroy or save slavery? Who accepts the idea that Abraham myths and lies that liberals have invented about the Confederate Lincoln was justified in killing a million people and bankrupting flag, a wide range of pertinent topics are cover ed, setting the the U.S. Treasury to “preserve the Union”? We are fighting the record straight on Southern history along the way. Special atten- same war today! Thoroughly researched, historically accurate, tion is paid to Dixie’s “boys in gray,” the Confederate soldier, a and packed with hundreds of once suppressed testimonies. Soft- unique breed of warrior. Softcover, 356 pages, #730, $22. cover, 347 pages, #757, $21.

46 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE The Stories of Our Pioneers The Dartmoor Massacre: A British Atrocity By Augustus Lynch Mason, John Clark Against POWs During the War of 1812 Ridpath and Trumbull White. Here is an By Vivian Bird. Seven unarmed American absolutely amazing book, first written in prisoners were killed and more would die 1904 by three American educator-historians, from the more than a score of helpless chronicling the heroic deeds and lives of men that were wantonly wounded. No the fathers and mothers of America. This members of the British garrison were killed beautiful reproduction has more than 100 or injured, however. The British garrison B&W illustrations gracing its impressive commander attempted to hide and bury pages. Much of this book would be con- the dead before the prison doctor could sidered too polit ically incorrect to make it even produce a body count! This fascinating into any modern history book today. Every single chapter and little book also includes a list of those story in this 694-page book is filled with fact and excitement like killed and wounded and how they died, the ships from which you’ll never see in the dry, politically correct histories published almost all of the American sailors were impressed by the Royal in our modern era. Here is America’s history as viewed by the Navy, depositions from eyewitnesses on all sides, little-known people of the early 1900s who were unafraid to celebrate our details of the massacre, the tale of French POWs, photos and di- real heroes and revile the dastardly villains of the early days of agrams. Softcover, 104 pages, #319, $13. Now just $5 while our nation, at least a few we are sure you have never heard of. supplies last!! A steal at that price. This book is great for adults, but also perfect for a younger person who wants to know what history was like before it was An Authentic Narrative of the Loss watered down by the Cultural Communists, intent on wiping of the American Brig Commerce out just this kind of inspiring cultural chronicle. A real gem of American history. Softcover, 694 pages, #761, $40. By Capt. James Riley. Here’s the incredible true story of an American ship’s crew taken To Hell or Barbados: The Ethnic into slavery by Arab slave traders of north- Cleansing of Ireland western Africa after the ship and crew were wrecked on that continent’s forbidding Here is the story of over 50,000 Irish men, northwest coast. This account has riveted, women and children enslaved and shipped fascinated and horrified readers since its first off to work on plantations in Barbados and publication 200 years ago. Riley’s ship, the Virginia from the 17th to 19th centuries. Commerce, was sailing from Gibraltar to the Sean O’Callaghan documents their trans- Cape Verde Islands when it was lost in fog portation, the conditions in which they lived and wrecked off the coast of the Sahara. There, they were captured as slaves or servants, and their rebellions in by passing Berbers who seized the men, as was their custom, and Barbados. O’Callaghan's description of took them deep into the blazing, nearly waterless Sahara desert. 17th-century Barba dos is a powerful portrait The book tells in shocking detail the events before and after their of a society as brutal, corrupt and unjust as capture by these marauding Sahrawi Muslims, and their endless anything the 21st century has to offer. In the 17th century, Oliver mistreatment, which included beatings, near-deadly sunburns and Cromwell encouraged the mass slaughter and enslavement of starvation (several of Riley’s men lost 100 pounds). Riley’s detailed Irish men, women and children. Cromwell regarded the Catholic and fascinating descriptions of his experiences mirrored that suf- Irish as subhuman. Irish priests and nuns were hunted down like fered by more than a million Europeans who were captured by wolves and Irish soldiers exiled to Spain or France, while rebels, the Barbary pirates. This valuable account recounts a part of widows and wee ones alike were enslaved side-by-side with black history that is now suppressed or ignored. This account of slavery Africans. A detailed book that refutes claims that whites were not and death was so influential that Abe Lincoln included it in his enslaved in the New World. Softcover, 248 pages, #754, $23. 1860 campaign biography. Softcover, 352 pages, #742, $15.

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 47 The Discovery of the Nag of the discovery, along with high-definition so-called 9/11 truth movement as well. It is photos of the actual marks, Creighton reveals true that 9/11 was an “inside” job, and Hammadi Texts: A Firsthand how and why the marks were faked. Analyzing criminal elements within the U.S. government Account of the Expedition Vyse’s private diary, he reveals forgery in- were undoubtedly involved. But 9/11 was Hidden for 16 centuries, the Nag Hammadi structions to his two assistants, and what the much more. It was an “outside” job also, ul- library, the most prodigious collection of anachronistic sign should have been. He ex- timately facilitated by multiple, well-coordinated Zionist and Jewish factions. Who benefited sacred gnostic texts, was discovered in the amines recent chemical analysis of the marks from the attacks on 9/11? Israeli Prime Min- late 1940s in Chenoboskion, a remote hamlet along with the eyewitness testimony of ister Benjamin Netanyahu said, “We [Israelis] in upper Egypt. Among them was the Gospel Humphries Brewer, who worked with Vyse are benefiting from one thing, and that is the according to Thomas, which aroused inter- at Giza in 1837. Creighton’s study strikes attack on the Twin Towers and Pentagon.” national publicity and alerted the world to down one of the most fundamental assertions Considering the fact that the rogue state of the significance of this archeological find, be- of orthodox Egyptologists and reopens long- Israel has a prior criminal record of perpetrating lieved by many scholars to surpass the Dead standing questions about the Great Pyramid’s just such a crime—the June 8, 1967 attack Sea Scrolls in importance. Here is the original true age, who really built it and why. Softcover, 224 pages, 75 B&W illustrations, #787, $16. on the USS Liberty—the line of questioning survey of the contents of these documents in this case is clear: “Was 9/11 made in and their significance. Jean Doresse’s narrative Israel?” Softcover, 138 pages, #788, $15. allows readers direct contact with an ancient 9/11 Evil: Israel’s Central form of Christianity through the philosophical Role in the Sept. 11, 2001 The Adventures of John Jewitt: wealth of the texts—ranging from gnostic Terrorist Attack revelations and Christian apocrypha to Her- The Only Survivor of the Crew metic literature. Included is the original English By Victor Thorn. This is the book that many of the Ship Boston translation of the Gospel of Thomas published influential 9/11 organizations and individuals Edited with an introduction and notes by in 1960. 40,000 copies sold of earlier editions. don’t want you to read or talk about. This is Robert Brown, Ph.D. In 1803, the American Sheds new light on the vanished world in the book the ADL doesn’t want you to read ship Boston was attacked, seized, and burned which Christianity was born. The author was or talk about. They describe it as “preposter- by Nootka Indians while anchored off the in the party that discovered these ancient ous,” simply because the evidence compiled Pacific Northwest Coast of what is now Coptic documents. Softcover, 384 pages, points a finger at Israel as a major player in Canada. This journal—written by one of only #786, 12 B&W illustrations, $20. the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack on America. But facts are facts; we do not control where two survivors of the massacre, provides a fas- The Great Pyramid Hoax: they lead. We already know why 9/11 was cinating insight into the author’s 28 months done, and that the WTC towers were demol- as a slave of the Indians, one of the few white The Conspiracy to Conceal the ished. But most everyone wants to shy away men to endure such a lengthy ordeal and live True History of Ancient Egypt from who ultimately did 9/11. In the author’s to tell the tale. Jewitt’s life was spared by the opinion, the nation of Israel played a central Indian chief Maquina, who realized that it By Scott Creighton. Foreword by Laird Scran- role in the 9/11 terrorist attack and he was useful to have an armorer slave who ton. The origins of the Great Pyramid of presents his body of evidence in the pages of could repair the European weapons which Giza are shrouded in mystery. Believed to be 9/11 Evil. Softcover, 123 pages, #789, $15. had fallen into Indian hands. Slaves were the the tomb of an Egyptian king, even though Indians’ most valuable property, and each In- no remains have ever been found, its con- 9/11: Made in Israel— dian tribe kept hundreds of them. Jewitt struction date of roughly 2550 B.C. is tied to The Plot Against America began keeping a journal, carefully recording only one piece of evidence: the crudely painted everyday details about the Indians, their marks within the pyramid’s hidden chambers What this Victor Thorn book makes clear, lifestyle, customs, and traditions. His descrip- that refer to the 4th Dynasty’s King Khufu, and what many 9/11 “truthers” don’t know, tions provided anthropologists with a unique discovered in 1837 by Col. Howard Vyse is that a massive deception and cover-up exists insight into early Amerindian society, while and his team. Using evidence from the time not only in the mainstream media, but in the the story of his exploits and eventual escape

48 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE make for a riveting adventure story. John tonishing practices, culture, and environment Suppressed History of American Jewitt (1783–1821) first went to sea in 1802 which existed at this time. This work is par- Banking: How Big Banks Fought as an armorer with the Boston, which was ticularly valuable as it shows, without prejudice supposed to be on a round-the-world trip. or favor, Africa as it was, as seen by one of the Jackson, Killed Lincoln, and His journal was first published in 1807. Robert first European explorers to set foot inside the Caused the Civil War Brown (1842–1895) was a Scottish scientist interior of the Dark Continent. Read of witch- In this startling investigation into the sup- who traveled extensively on expeditions around craft trials, and the tribe members’ astonishment pressed history of America in the 1800s, Xa- the New World, and who published dozens at their first sight of a white man, their amaze- viant Haze reveals how the Rothschild Banking of works on the botany, ornithology, geology, ment at everyday items such as clothes, shoes, Dynasty fomented war and assassination at- and geography of the areas he explored. Soft- socks, hats, a music-box, and a mirror, and of tempts on four U.S. presidents, and how and cover, 168 pages, #792, $15. how the Apingi tribe appointed him as king. why it began the War of 1812. Details Andrew This is truly a story of how a white man went Jackson’s anti-bank presidential campaigns, his The Fall of the Congo Arabs where no European had ever gone before. war on Rothschild agents within the govern- This book is another eye-opening account of Written by one of the commanders of the Eu- ment and his successful defeat of the central Africa in its natural state, and contains many ropean-financed force sent to end the thousand- bank. The author explains how, after failing to sobering lessons applicable to the present- year-old Arab slave trade in Africa, this regain their power politically, the Rothschilds day—if the reader has the vision to see and astonishing book tells of the little known Aran plunged the country into civil war. Softcover, understand. This is a hand-restored and re- Campaign, or “Congo-Arab War” of 1892 to 240 pages, 79 B&W illustrations, #781, $16. 1894. European intervention against the Arab set edition, complete with original illustrations. slave trade started with the foundation in 1876 Softcover, 200 pages, #794, $15. A History of Central Banking of the International African Association, which & the Enslavement of Mankind had as its aim the “exploration and opening to Indian Fighter: The Life of civilization of central Africa” and the “abolition General George A. Custer By Stephen M. Goodson. This volume focuses upon the role of banking and money in history of the trade in blacks.” The Arab slave trade in By Frederick Whittaker. Although Union from ancient times to the present. The role of black Africans—which had started soon after the Brevet Gen. Custer is mostly known for his moneylenders in history has been called the first Muslim incursions into North Africa in “last stand” at the Battle of Little Bighorn in “hidden hand.” It is the power to create, lend A.D. 640, and continued until the 1920s—had 1876 (he was a colonel again by then), this and accumulate interest on “credit,” and then encroached all the way to central Africa. From dashing military commander was in reality re-lend that interest for further interest, in per- there, Africans were sold into slavery by other one of America’s finest generals. His career petuity. Somehow, however, the moneylenders Africans—many of them converts to Islam—or started with the Union Army during the Civil have persuaded governments that banking is by Arab colonists, all directed from the Islamic War, and ended after numerous highly suc- best left to private interests. Wars, revolutions, slave-trading island outpost of Zanzibar on cessful campaigns in the Plains Wars against depressions, recessions and social upheavals Africa’s east coast. Many important insights into the Indians, where he was given the title of have been directly related to the efforts of these the slave trade. Softcover, 136 pages, #791, $14. America’s best “Indian fighter.” This dramatic moneylenders to retain and extend their power biography, first produced in the year of his Lost in the Jungle and profits. When anything has threatened their death, draws upon family and other original scam, they respond with war and revolution. The third classic study of African wildlife, sources and takes the reader on a swashbuckling Softcover, 226 pages, #783, $20. culture, and native tribes as they existed in ride through some of the greatest engagements the mid-1800s, written by the first European of the Civil War (Bull Run, Gettysburg, and explorer to confirm the existence of gorillas the surrender of General Robert E. Lee, TBR subscribers get 10% off and African pygmies. Following on from his amongst others) in which Custer played an retail prices. Order any of the Stories of the Gorilla Country and Wild Life important part, through to the many battles, above using the form found Under the Equator, adventurer Paul du Chaillu shocking atrocities and wars against the Indians on page 80. Call 1-877-773-9077 describes in vivid detail African life before the which culminated in Custer’s death at the toll free Mon.-Thu. 9-5 ET. advent of European colonization, and the as- age of 36. Softcover, 684 pages, #795, $30.

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 49 THE LEGALITY OF SECESSION: PART ONE Secession & the Law of God

Was the secession of the Southern states treason? Not according to the Bible, says Pastor Ed DeVries, a member of TBR’s contributing board of editors. This is the first of a three-part series and this article examines the concept of secession from a religious, biblical viewpoint.

FOR MANY AMERICANS, talk about Thomas Jefferson thought seces- secession evokes images of the “Civil sion was legal. He envisioned a War.” As a result, such conversations possible future split-up of the United are often emotionally linked to slav- States—not into North and South, ery, treason, or even anarchy. That but East and West. He wrote: “The future inhabitants of the Atlantic the word “secession” is viewed so and Mississippi states will be our negatively should be surprising since sons. We leave them in distinct but the United States of America was bordering establishments. We think actually born in an act of secession. we see their happiness in their The Declaration of Independence is union, and we wish it.” itself a secession document, whereby the American colonists “… dissolve secession was an ecclesiastical word the Political Bands which have con- derived from the Latin secedere. Its nected them with another [people].” meaning was merely an act of withdrawal from fellowship or from com- By Pastor Edward DeVries munion. The word was also used to describe the idea of the soul “seced- eorge Washington, John ing” or departing from the body at Adams, Thomas Jefferson so many nervous, we need to under- death. and all the Founding Fa- stand that secession is a word whose The first time the word was used Gthers were secessionists. meaning has been changed. After to describe the act of a group re- Americans should be the last people their defeat of the Southern States, moving or freeing themselves from in the world embarrassed by the the Yankees changed the definition one jurisdiction in order to establish thought of secession. So why are so of the word “secession,” in the late another was in 1733 when the Scot- many offended by the term? 19th century, giving it a purely polit- tish Church, or Kirk of Scotland To understand why the very men- ical definition. But it was not always [Calvinist and Presbyterian—Ed.], tion of the word “secession” makes a strictly political term. Originally, split. Those who left called them-

50 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE The First Baptist Church in Columbia, South Carolina was where the General Assembly chose to have the meeting of the Secession Con- vention to declare independence from the United States of America. It selves “seceders,” and their church was a foregone conclusion—South Carolina had already warned that the “Secession Church.” This was if the Republicans won the presidency, they would have to use their also the first time that the words ac- right to withdraw from the union. The convention passed unanimously quire substantial moral connotations. a resolution to secede. There being an epidemic of smallpox in Co- To be a “seceder” was a good thing. lumbia at that time, they adjourned to Charleston, and formed several Though not “political,” this reli- committees, including one to draft an ordinance of secession. On De- gious or ecclesiastical phraseology cember 20, 1860, the ordinance was voted on: yeas 169, nays 0. was familiar to an American Protes- tant culture for over a century, before it began to take on political conno- often considered secession were in to satisfy in order to withdraw from tations. The Oxford English Diction- New England, such as Massachu- the union. For 70 years before the ary claims the first political use of setts’s threat to secede in 1803 over War for Southern Independence these the word secession in an 1825 state- the Louisiana Purchase. Secession debates had hammered out and given ment by Thomas Jefferson declaring was discussed again in 1808 over considerable legal refinement to the that the American colonies had se- the embargo of British trade, and word secession. The result was the ceded from the British Union. then in 1814-1815 there was the Hart- transformation of the term secession There were, however, others ford Convention. Subsequent seces- from an ecclesiastical term that one who had used the word “secession” sion threats by non-Southern States simply believed into a political act throughout the entire antebellum would arise in 1843 over the annex- that one could be for or against. period, both North and South, as ation of Texas and in 1847 over the To understand why our nation’s various states considered withdraw - Mexican War. As soon as the states founders, and those of the Southern al from the federal union at different had ratified the Constitution they Confederacy, chose to describe their times in our nation’s history. were already debating the legal and actions using ecclesiastical or reli- Surprisingly, the states that most moral conditions a state would have gious language we need to examine

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 51 secession’s biblical roots. They come from I Kings 12:13-15, which says: And the king answered the people roughly, and forsook the old men’s counsel that they gave him; And spake to them after the counsel of the young men, saying, my father made your yoke heavy, and I will add to your yoke: my father also chastised you with whips, but I will chastise you with scorpions. Wherefore the king hearkened not unto the people; for the cause was from the LORD, that he might per- Jeroboam I became the first king of the northern Kingdom of Israel form his saying, which the LORD after the revolt of the 10 northern Israelite tribes against Rehoboam. spake by Ahijah the Shilonite unto Jeroboam the son of Nebat. his life, King Solomon had raised the son of Nebat, was not one of And then in I Kings 12:20 the the taxes too high and had also im- David’s descendants. Rehoboam, as Bible says: plemented excessive and unnecessary the son of Solomon, was King David’s And it came to pass, when all regulations (sound familiar?). As a grandson. This is the origin of the Israel heard that Jeroboam was result, the people were protesting political doctrine of the Divine Right come again, that they sent and and were hoping to find redress in of Kings (a subject for a different ar- called him unto the congregation, the policies of a new king. Their ad- ticle). and made him king over all Israel: vice was that if Rehoboam would Believing that Rehoboam was there was none that followed the lower the taxes and lighten the bur- their king by divine right, the tribe house of David, but the tribe of den on the people, they would love of Judah seceded from the nation of Judah only. him and serve him. Israel and formed a new nation of Working our way backward from Then Rehoboam brought in the Judah. After the secession, Jeroboam these Bible passages, just previously young men and asked them the same was the king of Israel, and Rehoboam the biblical narrative states God Him- questions. They advised the new king was the king of the new nation that self established the nation of Israel. that his father had been too soft. was formed, the nation of Judah. When He did, He ordered it be divided They told Rehoboam that if the peo- Inconveniently, Jerusalem, the into 12 tribes, much like in the days ple wanted to complain he should capital of old Israel, just happened before the United States, British give them something to complain to be located in that territorial body North America was 13 colonies. about. Their advice to the king was that belonged to the new nation of Just prior to I Kings chapter 12, that he should raise taxes and in- Judah (including the Benjaminites). the king of Israel was the famed crease regulations. When Judah became a separate wise man Solomon. Upon Solomon’s King Rehoboam made the mistake and independent nation, when Judah death, his son Rehoboam becomes of following the counsel of his seceded from Israel, did the 10 tribes the new king, and that is what brings younger advisors. He overworked of the nation of Israel send an army us to our story. the people. He overtaxed the people. of invasion into Judah? Rehoboam’s first official act as He oppressed the people. As a result, Did any Israelite officials tell the king is to form two advisory com- 10 of the 12 tribes of Israel voted to Judahites: “No, you cannot leave our mittees. One of these committees is impeach Rehoboam as king, electing union. Our capital is in your state or composed of the older and wiser Jeroboam the son of Nebat to govern tribe and we have to have it. You are men who had previously served as a in his place. just going to have to toe the line to cabinet to his father, the other com- But the vote was not unanimous. save the union”? mittee being composed of younger The tribe of Judah supported Re- No. That did not happen at all. men who would advise the new king hoboam, or at least they were firm Instead, what did the nation of on the same matters. in their conviction that the throne Israel do? The Elders of the nation warned could only be occupied by a descen- Jeroboam built a new capital for Rehoboam that toward the end of dent of King David. Jeroboam, as Israel in Secham and then another,

52 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE in Penuel. Also remember that Israel peatedly petitioned the king. Each of old was a theocracy, and the time, he, like Rehoboam, only in- temple was in Jerusalem. So when creased their burden. So, believing the new seat of worship was finally God had not only created the planet built in Bethel it became the final and the people, but also the law and political capital as well. morality itself, they appealed to God For those who have attended and to His law, which gave secession church or heard a preacher sermonize as a proper means whereby a people about the northern kingdom of Israel could free themselves from oppres- The voice of Southern or the southern kingdom, this is why sive and tyrannical government. life & culture . . . they refer to them in those terms, This is why the declaration begins because there was a successful se- by declaring that the rights of men cession movement in the Bible. come not from the crown, but rather But as we know, not everything from the “Creator,” and appeals not in the Bible was holy. Not everything to the king but rather to the “Laws was ordained by God. Many things of Nature and of Nature’s God.” in scripture are described as sinful. James 4:12 tells us that, “There is In this case, secession was not only one lawgiver,” and according to Isaiah described and documented in scrip- 33:22, that one lawgiver is God. So it ture; we read that the secession of was to God, and to His law, that the Judah from Israel and the division secessionists appealed, both in 1776 of one nation into two was ordained and again in 1861. of God. I Kings 12:24 says that it I hope that this brief examination was done “according to the word of of the biblical roots of secession has the Free the Lord.” helped you to better understand the Back in I Kings 11:31-32, the Bible thinking of the founders and of the Magnolia says: antebellum Southerners. In the next The premier Southern [F]or thus saith the LORD, the article we will take a closer look at God of Israel, Behold, I will rend the development and evolution of Nationalist periodical for the kingdom out of the hand of secession in North America as a straight, white gentiles Solomon, and will give 10 tribes legal doctrine, with special emphasis to thee: (But he shall have one on why the Southerners believed The Free Magnolia is published by the tribe for my servant David’s sake, themselves to have every right, not League of the South (LOS). The League and for Jerusalem’s sake, the city just biblically, but also constitution- is a present- and future-oriented South- ern Nationalist organization that seeks which I have chosen out of all the ally, to secede from the United States tribes of Israel.) the survival, well being and independ- and to form a separate and distinct ence of the Southern people. We stand So God had actually willed this nation. O for our Faith, Family, and Folk living in secession and God Himself had given freedom and prosperity on the lands of secession to His people as a means A pastor and in-demand traveling our forefathers. If this vision of a free and independent South appeals to you, to redress their grievances with a speaker, DR. EDWARD DEVRIES is the tyrannical government. editor of the Dixie Heritage Newsletter join us in our struggle. Our Founding Fathers, and the and a contributing editor at THE BARNES —MICHAEL HILL, PRESIDENT Fathers of the Southern Confederacy, REVIEW. He is the author of 30 books in- Find out more at: were students of the Bible, and they cluding the two-volume Glory in Grey. Some of his other titles include Sacred fully understood this. That is why LEAGUE OF THE SOUTH Honor The Truth About the Confederate the Declaration of Independence was , Post Office Box 760 Battle Flag, Prayer is Simple, Every Killen, Alabama 35645 not just a secessionist document. It Member a Minister and Coaching Youth was also a prayer. While mailed to Baseball the Right Way. He is also the 1-800-888-3163 King George of England, the Decla- host of THE BARNES REVIEW RADIO’S “Dixie (256) 757-6789 ration of Independence was actually Heritage Hour.” Please check it out at www.LeagueoftheSouth.com addressed to, “the Supreme Judge www.BarnesReview.com. of the world.” The colonists had re-

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A digest of interesting historical news items gleaned Short Parliament from various sources around the world that most likely On May 5, 1640, King Charles I of England did not appear in your local newspaper or on your televi- (shown here) dissolved Parliament. He had sion news broadcasts. ruled by himself for 11 years when on April © © © 13, 1640 he summoned the first Parliament Keystone State Kakistocracy since 1629 to sit. But it was immediately clear he was on a collision course with the Lake Ingle, a male student at Indiana University of Pennsyl- MPs, led by John Pym, who spoke out vania, was banished from a female professor’s class on Chris- against the king’s illegal taxation and arbi- tianity for pointing out that there are only two sexes or gen- trary rule. After three weeks of wrangling with a Parliament ders of humans and for saying the wage gap is a false that obviously would not submit to his will, the king abruptly paradigm. Ingle says he is fighting for his First Amendment dismissed them. This session of only 21 days came to be right to make his voice—and “the voices of others that op- known as the “Short Parliament.” pose popular university opinion”—heard. Prof. Alison © © © Downie threw Lake out of her class over a “discussion” about gender that was stacked against males of any kind. American Influence in Canberra Downie apparently felt that by lashing out at the young man On May 9, 1901, the first Australian federal Parliament met she could strike a blow against Christians in general. Lake in Melbourne. Precisely 26 years later, the duke of York (and now stands likely to not graduate on time and to be forced future King George VI), on May 9, 1927, came (without his to repay federal grant money. baby Elizabeth) Down Under to open a new House of Parlia- © © © ment in Canberra, a city built purposely to serve as Australia’s capital. The land here had been virgin wilderness a few years Astonishing News from Germany earlier—a vast tract of undeveloped plains at the foot of the Berlin ambassador to Tehran, Michael Klor- Australian Alps. Due to the bitter rivalry between Melbourne Berchtold (shown here), omitted any mud- and Sydney to be the capital city, a brand new city seemed slinging when he tweeted recently, “Good to be the only answer. A competition to design the city was discussion with the speaker of Iranian Par- held in 1911, and American architect William Burley Griffin liament, Mr. Ali Larijani.” This is considered was chosen. It was intended to accommodate a population significant because Larijani in 2007 stood by of 25,000. But today the beautiful city has half a million and former Iranian President Mahmoud Ah- is growing fast. In 1979 another competition was held, this madinejad’s skeptical comments about the time to design a new House of Parliament. Again the Ameri- so-called Holocaust; Larijani said Iran has “different perspec- cans won, and the present building with its towering flagpole tives on the Holocaust.” The ambassador also met with Hos- is the creation of New York firm Mitchell, Giurgola & Thorp. sein Amir-Abdollahian, who is both an assistant to Larijani © © © and director general of international affairs for Iran’s Parlia- ment. To Zionists this is a big no-no, because Amir-Abdol- Disappearance of “Idle Dick” lahian advocates the ending of the Jewish mini-empire called It was on May 16, 1659 that Richard Cromwell, son and suc- Israel in the Middle Ease. Additionally, outgoing German For- cessor, as “Lord Protector II,” of Oliver Cromwell, finding it eign Minister Sigmar Gabriel is widely considered to be pro- impossible to continue in office as England’s dictator, simply Iranian, which is a sin in the eyes of Israeli imperialists. gave up and skedaddled, without any formal statement of res- © © © ignation, leaving a chaotic power vacuum. He is nicknamed “Idle Dick” for his incompetence. Poor Richard inherited an Witch Hunt in Austria impossible task; he had to contend with numerous factions in The judiciary in the police state of Austria is seeking to have the English army and in Parliament, and the treasury was citizen Wolfgang Froehlich, 68, declared insane simply be- bankrupt. Dick had no friends, no power base and no experi- cause he stands by his expert technical report concluding ence. Way out of his depth, he fled to Paris and then Italy, that the alleged homicidal gas chambers in the National So- under the name John Clark. Inevitably people in England cialist concentration camps using Zyklon-B never existed. started talking about bringing back the monarchy. Dick re- Local head shrinker Dr. Dietmar Juenger, in cahoots with turned to the island in the days of William and Mary and lived the Austrian witch hunters, maintains the scholar’s insistence in Chelsea. At a court ceremony in 1709, presided over by on having his theses forensically tested must be the product Queen Anne, among the onlookers was an old man of 83, and of an unhinged mind. The kangaroo court effort to railroad someone said to the venerable but poor country man, “Have the holocaust skeptic was set to begin on March 26 as we you ever seen such a sight before?” The aged man said, “Never wrote this item. since I sat in her chair.” It was “Idle Dick” himself.

56 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Line of Succession in another bid to eliminate “inferior races,” So now you know what is behind the drive for “shots” in America. You have to hand it to the Brits—it may © © © have taken them 1,000 years or so, but they have the line of royal succession worked Only for So Long out to a T. Presently, after Queen Elizabeth “Governmental agencies caused Martin Luther King to be II (shown here), it is: Prince Charles (born assassinated. ... They caused this whole thing to happen. in 1948); Prince William (born in 1982); And they then proceeded with the powerful means at their Prince Henry (born in 1984); Prince Andrew disposal to cover this case up. This is a conspiracy—and (born in 1960); Princess Beatrice (born in that’s a nasty word. Let justice 1988); Princess Eugenie (born in 1990); Prince Edward (born and truth prevail, else the heav- in 1964); Lady Louise Windsor (born in 2003); Princess Anne ens fall. ... Send a message to all (born in 1950); Peter Phillips (born in 1977); Zara Phillips of those in power, all of those (born in 1981); Viscount Linley (born in 1961); Lady Sarah who manipulate justice in this Chatto (born in 1964). This could change depending on country that you cannot get deaths and births, but it is amazing they have worked out a away with this. Or if you can get list of 13 potential monarchs—assuming Britain does not away with it, you can only get become a caliphate or something. away with it for so long.” So spoke Dr. William F. Pepper © © © (shown here), the attorney for Coretta Scott King and Dex- Extinction of the Irish ter King, the wife and son of the Rev. Martin Luther King— who Pepper says was whacked in a Deep State-orchestrated What a way to mark St. Patrick’s Day. Re- assassination. (See our story starting on page 40.) member when the British were Ireland’s © © © greatest threat? We never thought we would miss those days, but now a worse threat Good Work in Boonsboro looms to Irish survival. The Old Sod now A dozen volunteers in Boonsboro, Maryland helped restore has, of all things, an openly homosexual a Confederate monument near the South Mountain State prime minister who is of Indian blood (curry Battlefield defaced by communists and liberals. The statue Indian, not teepee Indian). But hold on to is of a dying soldier and honors North Carolina soldiers who your hat: PM Leo Varadkar (shown here) wants to bring fought at or near the battle, where 58 dead Confederates into the small island of 4.8 million souls 1 million aliens, were dumped in a well two days after the conflict; they were Muslims from Afghanistan, the Middle East and Pakistan. later interred in Hagerstown. Audrey Scanlan-Teller of the Naturally these unassimmilables will be granted Irish citi- Central Maryland Heritage League said the most egregious zenship and supported with handouts by taxpayers, and will damage, including a lewd drawing and graffiti profanities, be entitled to “chain immigration” of millions more of their was cleaned off initially by state park officials shortly after “family members.” And so we bid a sad adieu to the Emerald the culture mulching was discovered. Volunteers scrubbed Isle’s people, culture and country. Naturally, liberals are away the remaining red and white paint. A spokeswoman for calling those who object to this treason “unhinged.” Looks the Maryland Natural Resources Police said the agency plans like it is time for Erin’s next civil war. to increase patrols and surveillance of the area to deter fu- © © © ture attacks. Genocide of the Sephardim © © © There are in Israel two different breeds of Indian Publisher Under Fire Jews—Ashkenazis and Sephardis—and the Adolf Hitler “lent dignity and pres- first bunch see themselves as the master tige to the German government race, with the latter group to be eliminated [and] made untiring efforts to as a threat to their power. In 1951, director make Germany self-reliant,” says of the Israeli Health Ministry Dr. Chaim an Indian book, Leaders, by B Sheba (shown here in 1948) flew to the Jain Publishing Group. Naturally U.S.A. and obtained from the Army seven Jewish censors immediately super powerful X-ray machines, to be used to neutralize an pounced on the publisher. A TBR entire generation of Sephardic children. Each human guinea search of the publisher’s catalog pig was to be given 35,000 times the “maximum” dose of rays turned up no trace of the book, through his or her head, to damage the brain. The excuse which we conclude was hastily given was “to prevent ringworm.” The U.S. taxpayers paid withdrawn. Even the author’s the equivalent in today’s money of billions of dollars to fund name seems to have been deliberately garbled. Hitler is de- this holocaust. Six thousand of the kids died shortly after picted on the front cover, along with Aung San Suu Kyi, Ma- the treatment, while many of the others developed cancer. hatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela and Barack Obama. We don’t Now the Ashkenazis are giving vaccinations to U.S. citizens, know why Mandela and Obama are so honored.

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 57 TBR ON THE DEEP STATE: THE ASSASSINATION OF ROBERT F. KENNEDY—50 YEARS LATER

DON’T FORGET RFK Fifty years ago, one of the most shocking assassinations in U.S. history took place. Was the wrong man convicted?

Who killed RFK? While con- Sirhan Sirhan is a Palestinian jailed viction of the patsy Sirhan since 1968 for a crime he may not Sirhan was inevitable, evidence have committed. He was betrayed by his first defense attorney, Hol- showed shots from the rear and lywood’s Grant Cooper, who plead- prosecutorial misconduct. In ed with the jury to bring back a addition, the “defense” attorney verdict of second degree murder. for the hapless Sirhan sold him down the river. Did a “crowd One of Cooper’s earlier clients had control” guard named Thane been caught in an elaborate card- Cesar fire the fatal bullets while cheating scheme at the Beverly Hills witnesses were distracted? Friars Club and was facing jail time. Suddenly, Cooper found himself in the same predicament and under fed- By Pat Shannan eral indictment for illegally possess- ing grand jury notes of proceedings he assassination of Sen. in an attempt to free his client, who Robert F. Kennedy (D- was none other than the infamous N.Y.), who surely would mob crime figure Johnny Roselli, an have been elected presi- often-named participant shooter of Tdent in November of 1968, control program known as MK-Ultra. JFK in 1963. Roselli got four years, carried with it even more mysterious After the trial had commenced, but after the railroading of Sirhan, circumstances, including a “fixed” Sirhan was coerced by his lawyers Cooper was conveniently let off with trial, than the 1963 murder of his into pleading guilty, just as James a thousand-dollar fine. brother, President John F. Kennedy. Earl Ray had been a few months ear- Over the past decade, prior to that The documented evidence in the lier in Memphis, but the judge would fateful night at the Ambassador Ho- first Kennedy murder was buried for not allow it and made the trial go on. tel’s California Primary celebration 75 years, although much has surfaced Then Sirhan was betrayed by the lead of June 4, Bobby Kennedy had made through private investigation during member of his legal team, an over- many enemies. He had alienated the past 54. But the biggest secrets paid Hollywood divorce lawyer by white Dixie and J. Edgar Hoover with of the RFK murder lie locked in the the name of Grant Cooper, who had his energetic support of desegrega- hypnotically shutdown mind of the managed to become the court-ap- tion of the Southern schools. He had convicted Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. He pointed attorney for Sirhan, the rea- failed in his attempts to legally deport was another victim of the CIA’s mind sons for which became obvious later. New Orleans Mafia boss Carlos Mar-

58 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE Robert F. Kennedy and his wife Ethel are shown just after Bobby won the Cal- ifornia and South Dakota primary elections for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States. They look understandably joyous. But immediately after leaving the podium at the Ambassador Hotel, and while exiting unexpectedly through the kitchen, Bobby Kennedy was fatally shot and was dead 26 hours later. The scapegoat for the murder was Sirhan Sirhan, but he clearly did not do it.

hour. One morning in the attorney general’s Washington office in 1962, it was inflating by the milli-second. Hoffa and Ragano had a 10 o’clock appointment with Kennedy to discuss a plea bargain. Kennedy was late. At 10:15, the secretary told them that she didn’t know where her boss was cello in 1961, so he had him kid- merous fronts. And not only did but was sure he would arrive shortly. napped and flown away to Guatemala Bobby Kennedy make more political At 10:30, as the two men sat cooling and left with only the clothes on his enemies in a much shorter career their heels, Ragano noticed Hoffa be- back. Upon his return, Marcello than did his brother Jack, he had an coming more and more agitated as vowed revenge. Kennedy had an- arrogant, abrasive way about him that the big clock on the wall ticked away gered the military-industrial complex provoked much more personal dis- their morning. They had another ap- by voicing his proposal of withdrawal like. While the president’s personality from Vietnam, which had been a was warm and magnetic, Bobby’s strong motive for JFK’s assassination. public image was far more likeable Rumor had it that southern Califor- than his private one. nia’s ranchers had put out a $500,000 Longtime Florida mob lawyer contract on RFK for supporting the Frank Ragano brought the point rights of migrant workers. After find- home to this writer during a luncheon ing out that CIA officer William Har- interview in Tampa two years before vey had sent illegal commando teams he died. As an attorney for Santos to Cuba to assassinate Fidel Castro, Trafficante, Carlos Marcello, and Sam Kennedy had him banished to the Giancana at various times, Ragano Rome, Italy office. So the potential was the natural choice for Hoffa to motives to kill the senator seemed to hire in the early 1960s to aid with the be endless, but on a personal level, problems he was having with then- nobody ever came closer to finishing Attorney General Bobby Kennedy. off Bobby Kennedy than labor leader Hoffa harbored an enmity for Jimmy Hoffa, whom Kennedy had Kennedy that was expanding by the been harassing for years and, by 1968, had finally sent to jail. Teamsters Union president Jimmy Hoffa hated both JFK and RFK, and the For a decade before he was a sen- feeling was mutual. When JFK was assassinated, Hoffa allegedly stood on ator, both Kennedys had been at war a restaurant chair and cheered. “I hope the worms eat his eyes out.” When with the Mafia and the Teamsters, to RFK was shot, many people were sure Hoffa was somehow involved. mention only a couple of their nu-

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 59 pointment soon and had hoped to dis- dential campaign but one who had to identify himself, but his name was pose of this one in short measure. Fi- already emerged as the frontrunner. finally learned when his brother came nally, at almost 11, Kennedy walked At just after midnight, Sen. Robert forward after seeing his picture on in with his chihuahua on a leash, re- Kennedy had completed a short vic- television. moved his overcoat and began to tory speech with “... and now it’s on He serves a life sentence today hang it on the clothes tree in the cor- to Chicago [scene of the August Dem- and has never been able to remember ner by the entrance. ocratic Convention], and let’s win what happened on the night of June “I’m sorry I am late, gentlemen,” there!” 4, 1968. This is fact. It is not the likely he said, “but I was walking my dog.” These were the days before pres- story of one attempting to disclaim Hoffa went ballistic and sprang to idential candidates had Secret Serv- any involvement by saying, “I cannot his feet. “You !@#$%, selfish, arrogant ice protection, and when Kennedy remember.” It is the most unlikely %$#@!,” he screamed and went for started toward the front door and a one. Sirhan said to his psychiatric ex- the throat. “You keep me waiting for press conference in the Colonial aminers, “This is not like me. I know an hour while you walk your !@#$% Room, his Press Secretary Frank I did it, but I don’t know why. Can dog?” He choked Kennedy down to Mankiewicz turned him around and you help me understand? Why did I the floor; his lawyer and the secretary sent him through the kitchen pantry, do it?” watched in horror. She yelled for apparently because it was a more di- A decade would slowly pass be- help, and Ragano, after regaining his rect and less hampered route. Was fore Sirhan would begin to realize that composure and realizing he was Mankiewicz in on the plot? No one he had not killed Bobby Kennedy. The about to witness a murder, jumped would ever know. Although the turn- official explanation was and is that into the pile in a futile attempt to pull around was caught on film, his sus- Sirhan acted alone. Another “lone the stout and burly union leader off picious action would be one of the nut.” It was always expected to be ac- of the greatly overmatched highest- many to go unnoticed by the news cepted as truth but never quite made ranking legal officer in the nation. media and uninvestigated by law en- it because of too many bullets having “I am convinced that Jimmy forcement, once the “lone nut” was been fired. would have strangled him to death captured and sufficiently vilified by right there in his office, if one of the the press. CASE UNOFFICIALLY REOPENED assistant AGs had not run out to help As the senator was busily shaking In April of 1969, confident that me pull him off,” Ragano said. “He hands and walking in the kitchen’s there would be no legal appeals to went absolutely berserk, and I could passageway, a pint-sized, uniformed worry about, LAPD slam-dunked not stop him alone. Hoffa was strong. kitchen worker was pushing a steel 2,400 evidentiary photographs into Bobby had about 30 seconds to live. food cart on wheels toward him. When the incinerator and labeled the case Imagine those newspaper headlines!” they were close enough, he screamed, “solved and closed.” But former Spe- Needless to say that Ragano did “Kennedy, you sonuvabitch,” and fired cial Agent (FBI) William Bailey was not pursue Hoffa’s plea bargain delu- six of the eight shots from his Iver calling it “the biggest blunder in the sions any further, but perhaps the Johnson .22 revolver. However, a later history of criminal investigations.” point about Kennedy’s aloof person- ballistics investigation showed that Retired Agent Bailey’s assertion ality is made. Even his brother’s none had hit Kennedy but had gone became clear when a total of 11 widow Jackie, with whom Bobby had wildly into bystanders, the walls and (some claimed 13, but two were ques- a brief affair in 1966, was quoted as ceiling, undoubtedly because Sirhan tionable) bullet holes were found to saying about his ego: “I sometimes was quickly grabbed and subdued by be in the walls and people. It was ob- wish that Bobby, because he is so world-class athletes Rafer Johnson vious to the most obstinate conspir- wonderful, had been an ameba, and and Roosevelt Greer the moment he acy debunker that at least one more then he could have mated with him- raised the weapon to begin firing. gun in addition to Sirhan’s eight-shot self.” Yet Kennedy was wounded three revolver (with two shells remaining times, all from the back side. He lay THE AMBASSADOR KITCHEN unfired) had to have been used in the unconscious for 26 hours before suc- melee. It was becoming apparent that The final tallies from the crucial cumbing, and the second Kennedy in the investigation had not been bun- California presidential primary were less than five years was dead by as- gled at all but rather “fixed” by the in, and the celebration was on. The sassination. Los Angeles Police Department best-known brand name in American All five of the wounded survived. (LAPD). politics was a latecomer to the presi- For a day and a half Sirhan refused When Rep. Allard Lowenstein (D-

60 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE N.Y.) went public with this informa- $3 an hour ($30+ an hour in today’s tion in 1970, in attempt to get the value) was enticing. In recent months case reexamined, he was shot to he had worked part-time on occa- death in his New York City law office sion. But it was not until late in the by another “lone nut” who was de- afternoon of June 4 that Gene re- scribed in the news as “a disgruntled ceived a call from Ace Guard to re- client.” port to the Ambassador Hotel for Following his autopsy of Ken - duty. He says that he was called late nedy, it also became obvious to Dr. because another guard was not able Thomas Noguchi, the Los Angeles to show up at the last minute, and County coroner and world-renowned that he was not there as a Kennedy pathologist, that Sirhan had not killed bodyguard but for “crowd control.” RFK. The death shot was a .22 bullet At 11:15 p.m. he was assigned to behind the ear—a wound that in- check credentials at the doorway of cluded powder burns from a shot the Colonial Room (where the press fired from “one to three inches away.” conference was to be held) and was No witness could place Sirhan closer to clear the way for the Kennedy en- than “three to four feet” from Kennedy tourage en route. As the crowd en- at any time. Even if Kennedy had tered through the kitchen pantry turned his head, as some had falsely swinging doors, he took up his duty claimed, the Sirhan gun was never and followed closely behind and to Everything They* Ever close enough to produce powder the right of Sen. Kennedy. Told Me Was a Lie burns. Seconds later when the shooting Then who killed Robert Kennedy? broke out, Cesar hit the floor and at Shannan has been in pur- The question was never asked, be- later admitted drawing his weapon. suit of the truth for half a cen- cause it had always been assumed Although two witnesses, one a news- tury. Intrigued by the decep- Sirhan had done it. The only question man, said they saw the security guard Ption and ongoing cover-up of at the time was “Why?” and not even fire, Cesar says that he did not do so. the JFK assassination, he began to no- tice a similar pattern in the 1968 mur- Sirhan knew the answer to that. He successfully passed a polygraph ders of MLK and RFK and more. … test organized by investigative author MOST LIKELY SUSPECT The films of Reagan exiting the Dan Moldea in 1994. An LAPD poly- Hilton clearly show another shooter Prof. Philip Melanson, author of graph was set up for him in 1968 but besides John Hinckley Jr. And what are The Robert F. Kennedy Assassina- was canceled for unknown reasons the odds that the greatest potential tion (1991), has offered a compre- by authorities the day before it was beneficiary of Reagan’s demise would hensive study of the organized mur- to take place. be the close friend John Hinckley, Sr.? der. In it he also performs an intensive However, as Moldea also points Why did the wounded Reagan arrive examination of both the suppressed out, Cesar was standing directly beat the hospital 15 minutes after Jim evidence implicating and the infor- hind Kennedy when Sirhan began fir- Brady, when his limo left the scene five mation exonerating the security ing and, according to his own state- minutes before Brady? How could Arthur Bremer fire seven shots from a guard who had been walking next to ments, was in a position to shoot five-shot revolver the day he nearly Kennedy at a point blank range. Kennedy at the moment of attack. killed Gov. George Wallace in 1972, Gene Cesar seems to have altered his A total of five witnesses saw him and was Pat Tillman murdered in story at some place every time he was draw the gun, and Cesar gave contra- Afghanistan in 2004? interviewed. He also requested not to dictory statements to police about ex- Order copies of Everything They* be called to the witness stand, and actly when he drew the weapon. (He Ever Told Me Was a Lie (softcover, 280 the prosecutors mysteriously hon- also had been on guard duty in the pages, $25 plus $4 S&H inside the ored that request. pantry an hour earlier when Sirhan U.S.) from AFP, 16000 Trade Zone Av- Early in 1968, Thane Eugene Ce- reportedly slipped into the area.) enue, Unit 406, Upper Marlboro, MD sar, 26, had applied for the position The trajectory of the shots from 20774. Call toll free 1-888-699-6397 of security guard at Ace Guard Serv- the back, which went through Ken - to charge. Outside the U.S. email book- ice, supposedly because he was des- nedy’s coat as well as into his head, [email protected] for S&H. perate to earn extra money and the were perfectly aligned with where

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 61 Cesar said he was on the floor. If he The evidence suggests but does Sirhan was an unwitting partici- did not fire, then he should have been not prove that the only armed man pant in the RFK murder, as were Os- right next to and able to identify the seen by witnesses close enough to wald, Ray, and McVeigh in some of real shooter. He was never asked and Kennedy to fire and provoke powder the other government black ops. never volunteered that information burns was Cesar. Did he quickly In 1973, investigative journalist during Moldea’s private polygraph. shoot the senator point blank behind Ted Charach produced the best evi- Cesar admitted owning a .22 cal- the ear while they both were still dence of the cover-up in Los Angeles iber handgun but insisted that he did standing, then fall to the floor and with what is now a long-forgotten not carry it that night—even as a fire three more times? documentary film. Charach inter- backup weapon—and that he had Kennedy was hit four times with viewed William W. Harper, a 68-year- sold it in February. However, the shots that were impossible for Sirhan old Pasadena-based criminalist and sales slip showed he had not actually to have fired. Two entered his head firearms expert, whose testimony in sold it until three months after the (back and right side), one in his right hundreds of cases had been relied murder. It was never tested by LAPD armpit, and the fourth went harm- upon by both prosecutors and de- for ballistics, and it subsequently dis- lessly upward through the tufted fense attorneys over the previous appeared. The buyer later reported it shoulder of his suit coat from right four decades. In late 1970, Sirhan’s as stolen. to left, also leaving powder burns, appellate attorneys enlisted Harper’s Cesar somehow lost his clip-on and (the last two) lodging in the ceil- aid to examine the bullets, trajecto- necktie during the confusion. In the ing, indicating that they were fired ries and other physical evidence en- famous photo of a dying RFK sprawled from below. All seem to implicate Ce- tered at trial. Had Harper been called on the pantry floor, a stray clip-on tie sar or, at the very least, someone that to examine and testify at the 1969 lies just a foot from Kennedy’s those observing Cesar’s actions trial, his findings would have blown clenched right hand. Did he momen- should also have seen but did not. the case wide open, which is the ob- tarily grapple with Cesar when he vious reason he was not called. saw the drawn gun being aimed at CONVINCING EVIDENCE His astounding evidence showed, him? Could Cesar have then crouched Because the (autopsy) evidence with blow-ups of the microscopic bal- down behind and to the right of also shows that Sirhan could not have listic printouts, that the bullets re- Kennedy and pumped several shots been in back of Kennedy or close moved from Kennedy’s body were into his back at point-blank range enough (one to three inches) to shoot not fired from the same gun that while Sirhan’s wild firing into the him and create powder burns behind wounded the other five victims. crowd was drawing the attention of the ear, someone else actually mur- Harper said without reservation that the witnesses? dered the senator. there was no way (because of the rear trajectory) that Sirhan could have inflicted any of the shots that hit Kennedy anyway. He left no doubt that two guns had been fired with near-simultaneous timing in the room that night. Charach also proves in an interview with the district attorney that a second .22 pistol was fired in the room that night and that it was even introduced into evidence at trial by the prosecution, no less. Talk about a blunder! LAPD criminologist De- Wayne Wolfer testified under oath that he had personally test-fired the weapon—an Iver Johnson .22 re- LA prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi (center) receives an award for his work on volver with the serial number H- obtaining convictions in the Manson murders. At left is then-supervisor 18602—and had found it to be the Ernest Debs, and at right is LA DA Joseph “Clerical Error” Busch. weapon that had fired the bullets that had been removed from Kennedy’s

62 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE With political assassinations, it has been a longtime standard operating procedure to establish the diversion of another shooter in order to take the spotlight off of the real culprits. In Dallas in 1963, someone fired diversionary shots from the sixth-floor window of the Texas School Book Depository, but the evidence proved it was not Lee Oswald. Even though James Earl Ray’s handler “Raoul/Paul” emerged from the bathroom of the cheap hotel across the street from the Martin Luther King Jr. murder scene and dumped the duffel bag containing the rifle that Ray had purchased in Birmingham only days before, the testimony of three eyewitnesses showed that it was not Ray in the bathroom. When the alleged ANFO bomb went off in Oklahoma City, it was followed (in a few seconds) by an enormous explosion inside the building. The truck bomb, whatever it was (and there are still grave doubts as to whether any ANFO was even at the scene), was a diversionary tactic to place the spotlight on Timothy McVeigh and away from the implosion inside the Alfred P. Murrah Building. Above, the Murrah Building after the powerful explosion several experts have proved was not an ANFO bomb. neck and several other victims. entirely legitimate since the accused on the second weapon was checked However, the serial number on is guilty anyway.” at the Criminal Division of Investiga- Sirhan’s Iver Johnson weapon was H- When confronted with the dis- tion and Identification in Sacramento, 53725, and not one member of the de- crepancy, District Attorney Joseph P. the records showed that it had “been fense team appeared to catch it. In a Busch Jr. went behind closed doors destroyed by LAPD in July of 1968” complaint to the attorney general for five months (after saying that he (prior to the trial). Later that date was later, Wolfer was accused of “… suf- would look at the problem and have changed in the Sacramento records fering from a great inferiority com- an answer in two weeks) before to show “July of 1969,” again because plex for which he compensates by emerging at a press conference to say of a “clerical error.” giving the police exactly what they that Wolfer had made a clerical error. According to LAPD’s property need for a conviction. He casts ob- He had mistakenly officially listed card, the Iver Johnson pistol H-18602 jectivity to the winds and violates (twice) the tested bullets as being had been originally booked as evi- every basic tenet of forensic science fired from the wrong weapon, Busch dence for an earlier robbery case on and proof by becoming a crusading claimed. March 18, 1967, more than a year be- advocate. This is rationalized as being Further, when the serial number fore the murder of Robert Kennedy,

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 63 and it had already been test-fired four days later by LAPD in connection with that prior investigation. Busch, fast-talking and deceptive, claimed that LAPD personnel had purposely gone to their gun bin and chosen a similar weapon to use in tests at the Ambassador because it would have taken a court order to obtain the Sirhan gun. “So what? In such a high-profile investigation, what’s so hard about that?” said reporters privately. Dr. Thomas Noguchi said that the bullet fragments removed from Kennedy’s head were too mutilated to test or to even determine the pre- cise caliber. Yes, it could have been a .38, but none of the other guns in the room that night had been tested to see if they had been fired, including the .38 service revolver that Cesar admitted drawing. The power structure almost did away with Sirhan Bishara Sirhan for- Throughout his closing argument ever by gaining a death penalty verdict at his 1969 trial. However, in Sirhan’s trial, Cooper never lost an before he could be executed, the state of California rescinded the death opportunity to praise the prosecu- penalty for all sitting on death row, and Sirhan was spared. At age 74 tion’s case and the prosecutors them- this year (above), he has been denied parole 15 times. KNXT-TV news- selves. He, continually, strangely, el- man Don Schulman not only confirmed that Eugene Cesar pulled his evated them, and the prosecution’s weapon but that he also had fired it. Schulman was pilloried by the ju- case, in the jury’s eyes. Then imagine diciary and the press for years but always stuck by his story. He later for a moment, if you can, that this is found his testimony to be altered by LAPD to reflect that he had not not the prosecutor speaking but what seen what he knows he saw. Three years later, KNXT ignored its own “defense” attorney Cooper included previous story and announced to its viewers that not only had Schul- in his closing remarks to the jury: man never made such a report from the scene in 1968 but that he had Now, let me state at the outset not even been in the kitchen area at the time of the shooting. that I want this to sink in if anything sinks in—we are not here to free a guilty man. We tell you as we always worse and he is getting worse. of evidentiary pictures and the ignor- have, that he is guilty of having There is a good Sirhan and a bad ing of the obvious suspects etc—had killed Sen. Kennedy. … We expect Sirhan and the bad Sirhan is nasty. been in from the beginning. O that under the evidence in this case, … We as lawyers owe the obligation to do what we think is right to the whether Mr. Sirhan likes it or not, PAT SHANNAN is a freelance writer under the facts of this case, he de- fullest extent of our ability, but we and editor as well as a member of serves to spend the rest of his life also owe an obligation to society. TBR’s Contributing Editorial Board. He in the penitentiary. … Don’t we And, I, for one, am not going to ask is also the author of several videos and know from dozens and dozens of you to do otherwise than to bring books including Everything They Ever witnesses that this defendant pulled in a verdict of guilty in the second Told Me Was a Lie, in which Shannan the trigger that killed Sen. Kennedy? degree. tackles some of the biggest conspira- … There is no question about that. cies and cover-ups in American history. … I wouldn’t want Sirhan Sirhan No, the RFK murder investigation This 280-page softcover book is avail- to be turned loose as he is danger- was not bungled at all. The “fix”— able from AFP BOOKSTORE for $25 plus ous, especially when the psychia- with the MK-Ultra programming of $4 S&H in the U.S. trists tell us that he is going to get Sirhan, the planted gun, the burning

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By S.T. Patrick Before becoming president, Her- bert Hoover never held any elec- erbert Hoover spent the tive office, though he was com- last three decades of merce secretary for both Warren his distinguished life at- Harding and Calvin Coolidge. His tempting to convince critics ignore his many accom- Hhistorians and academ- plishments, instead blaming him ics that he had saved the country for the Great Depression. from an economic peril that would have dwarfed what is now known as the Great Depression. Relegated that presided over the Great De- to the bottom of presidential per- pression’s end. It is true that the re- formance surveys after having shan- sponse of Roosevelt varied greatly tytowns named after him, historians from the response of Hoover. But began penning the narrative that these facts should exist only to those Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) had who see historical markers—such saved all that Hoover had ruined. as the technical beginning and end The most recent presidential per- dates of presidencies—as hard and formance study was conducted by nary Times (Knopf, 2017), under- fast milestones of praise or guilt for C-SPAN in 2017. Hoover placed 36th stands the “crude terms, the old nar- all that happens within them. out of 43 presidencies with five an- rative [that] can stand for people THE GREAT DEPRESSION tebellum presidencies, the im- who insist on overstating presidential peached Andrew Johnson and War- agency when it comes to economic The Great Depression is said to ren G. Harding ranking below him. matters.” Whyte accepts, for exam- have encompassed a decade from It is an unenviable historical position ple, the basic facts that the Great 1929 to 1939, though historians argue from which author Kenneth Whyte Depression began under Republican over the date of its finality. The start- argues that Hoover should be spared. Hoover’s watch and damaged his ing point for the Great Depression Whyte, the author of Hoover: An presidency greatly and that Democrat is the stock market crash of October Extraordinary Life in Extraordi- FDR oversaw the administration 1929. Wall Street panicked, millions

66 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE When the popular President Calvin Coolidge announced in August 1927 that he would not seek reelection, Hoover became the leading GOP candidate, although Coolidge was at best lukewarm on the idea of his commerce secretary running. Hoover was elected president November 6, 1928 in a landslide—Democrat Alfred E. Smith prevailed only in six Deep South states and Massachusetts and Rhode Island. of investors lost everything, consumer electorate had clearly blamed Hoover spending declined, investment stalled for their painful economic strife. Vot- and industrial output dropped. The ers opted for the hopeful promise of chain reaction of economic and pro- “a new deal for the American people” duction catastrophes landed on the rather than a steadfast plan that middle class, which soon became would gradually ease the pressure almost nonexistent as businesses and correct the stimuli that had ini- downsized and closed at alarming tially caused the Depression. rates. Nearly half of all banks failed, thus putting the previously earned THE ELECTION OF 1932 incomes and savings of many in a FDR defeated Hoover 472-59 in state of limbo. It would sow a seed the electoral college, but a further of distrust in formal banking from analysis of the popular vote tells a which many Depression-era Ameri- greater story of dissatisfaction and cans would never recover. fear as Socialist Party candidate By 1932, almost 15 million Amer- Norman Thomas received over icans were unemployed (approxi- FDR 884,000 votes, the Communist Party’s mately 20% of the population). When William Z. Foster garnered over the election season came to an end victory would ignite a 20-year streak 100,000 votes, and the Prohibition, in November, Americans had over- of Democratic Party victories that Liberty, and Socialist Labor parties whelmingly elected a new leader, would continue until Gen. Dwight combined for almost 170,000 votes. FDR. Roosevelt was only the third Eisenhower defeated Illinois Gover- It could be argued that the election Democrat elected since 1860, but his nor Adlai Stevenson in 1952. The of 1932 was a reaction to the condi-

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 67 tions of the moment more than it post-industrial sickness and it was was a ringing endorsement of FDR, one felt acutely by Americans. There the governor of New York. was no template for healing, no The country could hardly be proven way out. The conventional blamed for turning another way. “All historical wisdom found in textbooks politics is local” is a common phrase is that Hoover passively decided to in American political science, but wait it out. In essence, Hoover fiddled the truth is that no politics seem as as America burned. This is the ver- local as those inside the front door. sion of Hoover’s legacy with which The country had stalled and, in a Whyte now disagrees. Hoover went frightened state of disenchantment, to his grave arguing that he left many wondered if the industrializa- office actively engaged in a success- tion boom had just permanently ful battle against the Depression. busted. The massive bank calamities Lest one think that Hoover’s lega- of the first half of 1932 froze, depleted cy is merely a Republican historical and destroyed what futures had been cause, it should be remembered that planned. A country that had moved no less than Democratic lion Robert so strongly toward manufacturing F. Kennedy also admired Hoover. and urbanization saw hope in neither. When, in a live television interview, LOU HENRY HOOVER The Gross National Product (GNP) host David Frost asked him which had peaked at $105 billion in 1929. historical characters he admired By 1932 it had fallen to $60 billion. Wrath. Many who entered the decade most, Kennedy named three Repub- The Dow Jones Industrial Average full of Jay Gatsby-esque optimism licans: Abraham Lincoln, Theodore had hit 41.2 in June 1932, an alarming and dreams ended the decade search- Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover. fall from its high of 381.2. ing for a home and meaning like The bliss of the “Roaring 20s” Steinbeck’s fictional Joad family. HOOVER RECONSIDERED and the depths of the Depression “I admire still a lot in Herbert HOOVER BY HISTORIANS era (1929-1939) were illuminatingly Hoover’s career.” Kennedy explained illustrated in two American classics The historical argument has never to Frost. “I thought that his earlier that now seem like bookends for been one of whether or not Hoover career and what he did working in the epic economic slide: F. Scott resolved the Great Depression by the mines and his career in China, Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and the time he left office in March of what he did for Europe after the John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of 1933. He hadn’t. This was the first World War I and what he did during

D.C. policemen attack the Bonus Marcher tent city in Anacostia. One war veteran fights back with an American flag.

68 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE the 1950s, the Hoover Commission had risen 67% from June to August. of the United States, were just mar- Whyte described the effects of velous contributions to our country Hoover’s actions on the economy and to his fellow man. Of course, the by the third quarter of 1932. difficulties that he had in the 1920s “These measures worked,” Whyte as part of the cabinet and while he wrote. “After three years of back- was president of the United States, breaking work, Hoover had stopped but when you consider his overall the Depression in its tracks and by career there were some marvelous most relevant measures forced its things that he did,” Kennedy said. slight retreat. It is on this evidence Since the State of the Union ad- that he based his claim to have fixed dress in December 1931, Hoover the Depression.” had absolutely engaged himself in He was not alone in this impres- a series of bipartisan actions that sion,” says Whyte. “A scientifically were attempts to ease the pain and valid poll taken in the last days of restore some sense of normalcy to the 1932 campaign found that slightly the country. He had negotiated a less than two-thirds of Americans “INDIAN CHARLIE” CURTIS deal with the Republican Senate believed ‘business in general is pick- and Democratic House to balance ing up’.” the federal budget. To make capital Critics point to an economic Charles Curtis (1860-1936), a Re- more accessible to land owners, downturn during Hoover’s lame duck publican, was Herbert Hoover’s farmers and home builders were period as further evidence of in- vice president. A member of the given preference when borrowing. competence. Yet, one need not look Kaw nation, Curtis is the U.S.A.’s Hoover and the Congress also further than typical electoral year only American Indian in national pushed banks to release funds being politics to see that Hoover’s suc- office; he also had Osage, held hostage in closed banks. cesses in 1932 were derailed in part Potawatomie, English, Scots and While FDR would receive high by partisanship. After Hoover lost Welsh blood. A descendant of historical praise for his “alphabet the election, so the story goes, an- Chief White Plume of the Kaws soup agencies,” it was Hoover who other banking crisis hit, unemploy- and Chief Pawhuska of the Os- created the multifaceted Reconstruc- ment shot up, and the country was ages, as a boy he had the nick- tion Finance Corporation to buoy left lifeless and bleedin g—a lapsing name “Indian Charlie.” Admitted struggling financial institutions. patient waiting for the arrival of the to the bar in 1881, he began law Hoover knew that the banks needed savior Roosevelt. The country was practice in Topeka and became to reopen for consumers to once once again hurting and the progress prosecuting attorney in 1885. He again build confidence in the system. had lapsed, but it is important to then went on to be U.S. repre- The RFC recapitalized banks through- examine the causes of the setbacks. sentative for Kansas, U.S. senator, out the 1930s and was so effective The RFC had reenergized the president pro tempore of the that it lasted until 1957 when the banking industry through September Senate, Senate minority whip, post-World War II economy peaked 1932. It had done exactly what it was then majority whip, then majority and it was decided that the RFC meant to do. When the election sea- leader, then 31st vice president, was no longer needed for stability. son began to boil in the fall, Demo - 1929-1933. He was responsible By October 1932, business was cratic congressmen began publiciz- for the Curtis Act of 1898, which picking up. Nearly all of the impor- ing the names of the banks that enabled Oklahoma to become a tant economic indicators were show - received funds from the RFC. This state in 1907. In 1932, he secured ing positive movement. Manufac- attempt at embarrassing the admin- the VP nomination for a second turing improved by 15% in th e third istration and shaming those who time, but the ticket lost. Resuming quarter alone and slides in everything took the funds worked. Customers his legal career, he remained in from the production of durable stayed away from banks in droves, Washington and died there of a goods to employment had all been fearing another major crisis. Other heart attack in 1936 and was halted and were on the upswing. banks refused RFC assistance, fear- buried back in his beloved Tope- The stock market even looked ing that the backlash that may come ka, Kansas. healthier than expected as the Dow would be the final nail in their coffin.

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 69 The fear became a self-fulfilling He lobbied for RFC confidentiality, administration was sworn in, Con- prophecy that manifested itself dur- he asked that bankruptcies prevent gress adjourned on February 5. The ing Hoover’s final four months in of- foreclosures, he wanted a division next actions taken, the next round fice (the final time the inauguration within banking that would divide of negotiations they entered, the next was held in March before being commercial banks from investment advances toward a return to pros- moved to January in 1937). banks, and he pushed for legislation perity—they would all have to come The 1933 banking crisis was also that would protect depositors. Yet, from a Roosevelt administration. a co-production of Roosevelt, himself. he was stymied on every occasion Hoover was disgusted but not FDR had been actively meeting with by the Democratic Party—a party deterred. He wrote FDR a personal gold skeptics since his election. By taking orders from an over-involved letter, pleading with the president- doing so, investors grew worried that president-elect. elect to make public promises and FDR was about to abandon the gold John Nance Garner, the incoming to balance the budget. On February standard altogether. Investors, there- vice president, was the Speaker of 20, Hoover made a rare visit to Con- fore, began trading gold for paper, the House. He knew that any at- gress and personally made the case which further damaged the federal tempts to enact measures for which for his requests. FDR left it unan- reserve’s gold stock and left the fi- FDR would advocate within his first swered for 11 days. The bully pulpit nancial sector scurrying for successes. 100 days were forbidden. Garner of the first President Roosevelt was also knew that passage of any act being denied in anticipation of the FDR FROM THE SHADOWS with which FDR would not agree second President Roosevelt. The characterization of Hoover would also cause turmoil. Therefore, On March 4, 1933, Franklin De- as the lamest of ducks is also factu- it was the Democratic Congress that lano Roosevelt was sworn in as the ally incorrect. Hoover pushed the stalled in its tracks. 32nd president of the United States. Democratic Congress to take action. With 23 days left until the new One of the first acts of the new ad-

More parties, more choices: Above, Socialist Party perennial presidential candidate Norman Thomas campaigns down Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee in 1932. The Literary Digest of October 22, 1932 tabulated 127,235 ballots for Thomas (4.86%); 973,367 ballots for GOP candidate Hoover (37.19%); and 1,473,446 ballots for Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt (56.30%). Miscellaneous candidates won 43,137 ballots, or 1.05%.

70 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE ministration was a decision to stop evitability of a country adjusting to publicizing recipients of RFC loans. a newly industrialized economy. For FDR would soon support and pass, every boom, they would argue, there with the Democratic Congress that will be a bust and none so dramatic denied Hoover, many of the former as the first. A sort of economic equi- president’s initiatives. librium was established after World Historians would spend a century War II. That Hoover presided over lauding Roosevelt as the man who the last depression that crippled ended the Depression and brought America is something that historians freedom to the world. Hoover would have never forgotten. be the bane of every progressive But how much can a president politician and historian who pushed be maligned by every tragedy that the idea that he was a sort of deer occurred within the markers of his caught in the headlights, a man un- presidency? How much glory goes equipped to deal with a crisis that to the president for every success? stared him down and won. A col- Are presidencies isolated entities lection of shacks would be called a or can at least some achievements Hoover ville, while the mere sound and failures be attributed in part to of FDR’s voice over the radio would predecessors? be portrayed by historians and text- It is unlikely that historians will books alike as having soothed the choose to reconsider Hoover in fu- HOOVER spirits of the nation. These “Fireside ture presidential performance sur- An Extraordinary Life Chats,” it should be pointed out, veys. When the elite historical es- in Extraordinary Times never took place by fireside. tablishment that controls the debate Here is the definitive biography of Her- “History.com” states that “millions decides what or where a president’s bert Hoover, one of the most remarkable of people found comfort and renewed assessment should be, other pro- Americans of the 20th century—a wholly confidence in these speeches.” fessional historians risk academic original account that will forever change Nielsen and other radio ratings serv- banishment and mockery if they go the way Americans understand the man, ices did not go national until the off the grid. The placement of Hoover his presidency, his battle against the Great 1950s. It is therefore next to impos- (bottom third) and Roosevelt (usu- Depression and their own history. Au- sible to guess how many Americans ally ranked in the top three) among thor Kenneth Whyte vividly recreates heard FDR’s chats over the radio. presidents is doubtlessly static. Yet, Hoover’s rich and dramatic life in all its as any dedicated student of history complex glory. He follows Hoo ver REDEFINING THE DEBATE knows, the real story goes much through his impoverished Iowa boy- Defenders of the Hoover legacy deeper and requires much more hood, his cutthroat business career, his could argue that the Great Depres- analysis than can be found on one brilliant rescue of millions of lives during World War I and the 1927 Mississippi sion stemmed from failed policies page of a government textbook. At floods, his misconstrued presidency, his of the 1920s. Some historians with the end of his life, Hoover felt con- defeat at the hands of a ruthless FDR, his more grand outlooks have argued fident in his efforts, and historians devastating years in the political wilder- that a major depression was an in- should do the same. O ness, his return to grace as Truman’s emissary to help European refugees after S.T. PATRICK holds a B.A. degree in mass communications (journalism), a B.S. in WWII and his final vindication in the secondary education (social studies/history), and a minor in political science. He is days of Kennedy’s “New Frontier.” Ulti- a graduate of Southeast Missouri State University. After spending close to 10 years mately, Whyte brings to light Hoover’s teaching international baccalaureate and advanced placement history, he decided complexities and contradictions as well as to start his own website and radio show dedicated to looking at alternative views of his profound political legacy. Hardcover, history, religion, politics, sociology and culture. He is now the editor-in-chief of Mid- deckled edge, 752 pages, #805, $35 night Writer News and the host of the “Midnight Writer News Show” (see more at minus 10% for TBR subscribers plus $5 www.MidnightWriterNews.com), a show which features the leading alternative his- S&H in the U.S. Order from TBR, P.O. torical and conspiratorial authors working today. Patrick is also currently writing Box 15877, Washington, D.C. 20003 or for AMERICAN FREE PRESS newspaper. He can be emailed at [email protected]. call 1-877-773-9077 toll free to charge.

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THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 73 HIDDEN HISTORY: THE SECRET ORIGINS OF WORLD WAR I Who Really Started WWI? In the last issue TBR, we told you about the secret cabal of bankers, high financiers, business interests and moneylenders who conspired to foment WWI. This issue, Marc Roland continues with his unexpurgated secret history of WWI.

evidence, while the defendant was de- By Marc Roland nied counsel or the opportunity to produce either evidence or wit- 3 n this final year of its centennial, nesses.” Germany still stands charged the official causes of that sar- for having triggered the global conflict, because she mobilized all her donically remembered “war-to- armed forces first, compelling Russia, end-all-wars” are today taught France and Britain to immediately in schools and featured on tele- I thereafter defend themselves with a vision, just as they were originally reciprocal call to arms. At the time, presented to and believed by many general mobilization was synony- millions of misguided persons through- mous with a declaration of war. 1 out the Western world. One hundred The French, however, “firmly de- years ago, the victorious Allies ab- cided on war” before Germany mobi- solved themselves of all responsibility lized, as documented by Sidney B. for that racially fratricidal conflict by Fay, in his multi-volume The Origins saddling Germany with sole respon- of the World War.4 He relates that sibility for it, as a prerequisite for Marshal Joseph Joffre, commander- economically exploiting her people French Gen. Joseph Joffre was in-chief of his country’s military in the dark years that followed. responsible for their calamitous forces, sent Raymond Poincaré a per- “The few German delegates per- campaign planning of 1914, re- sonal ultimatum demanding that the mitted to attend Versailles asked for sulting in a massive German en- prime minister order a general mobi- proof of Germany’s alleged guilt,” circlement through Belgium, lization, while Germany held back write researchers Gerry Docherty catching the French unawares. from rallying her armed forces. “At and Jim Macgregor, “but were denied Paris was nearly lost. that point,” Docherty and Macgregor it. In truth, none existed. They asked note, “Serbia, Austria, Russia, France for an independent investigation into and Great Britain had begun military the responsibility for war, but were The great American historian after measures of one sort or another. Ger- denied it. They asked for a non-parti- whom this publication was named, many alone among the powers con- san commission to examine the Professor Henry Elmer Barnes, told cerned had not yet done so. … Ger- archives of all the warring nations how “Germany occupied the situation many was the last [emphasis added] and to question the principle leaders, of a prisoner at the bar, where the of the continental powers to take that but were denied. No defense was per- prosecuting attorney was given full irrevocable step. How does that pos- missible.”2 leeway as to time and presentation of sibly fit with the claim that Germany

74 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE German Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg (left) talks with Vice Chancellor Dr. Karl Helfferich, at the Kaiser’s Berlin palace. In the background is Secretary for Foreign Affairs Gottlieb von Jagow. Sir Edward Grey’s fake offer of British neutrality (if Germany would not attack France or Belgium) led to Kaiser Wilhelm breaking out the champagne and declaring war on Russia. Wilhelm telegraphed King George, “If Britain guar- antees the neutrality of France, I will abandon all action against her.” Grey later withdrew the offer, saying it was a misunderstanding—but it was really a ploy to manipulate Wilhelm into a war when he was previously known for backing out of potential war situations. Rasputin and Archduke Ferdinand were assassinated for a similar reason—they were powerful anti-war influences, so had to be gotten out of the way by the conspiracy. started World War I? … Russia had more weapons to defend homes and believe that the tale accurately por- mobilized first. Russia had caused the families, towns and cities. It has al- trayed a looming threat to woefully war.”5 ways been so. Generation after gen- unprepared England—so much so, Its beginnings the Western Allies eration has been gulled into paying even the Admiralty actually stationed blamed entirely on Kaiser Wilhelm II for the tools of destruction that are, a fleet on permanent duty in the for precipitating a naval arms race in turn, superseded by yet more pow- North Sea to protect against a ficti- that openly challenged the British and erful weapons.”6 tious enemy. French fleets, forcing them to defend This was the transparently obvious The panicky popularity of The Rid- the democracies against his bullying intention of a wildly successful best- dle of the Sands spawned a long se- threats. This accusation had not been seller by proud imperialist and skilled ries of sensationalist dime novels born at Versailles, but was originally author, Erskine Childers. His The more lurid than their predecessors, dramatized for mass consumption 11 Riddle of the Sands launched a new all of them alike a melodramatic de- years previous to the outbreak of genre of “invasion novels” describing piction of German designs on the World War I by mass-consumption lit- dastardly plans to overwhelm and Royal Navy’s defeat and Britain’s sub- erature supposedly based on fact, al- subdue the British people, who were sequent conquest. In 1906, North cliffe though aimed at agitating the public naively vulnerable to German aggres- commissioned hack writer William and creating a charged atmosphere sion. 7 Although fiction, most readers Le Queux to come up with something of national anxiety. “Fear generates were led by its influential promoter, called The Invasion of 1910. The vis- doubt and suspicion,” write Docherty Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount count released it in weekly install- and Macgregor. “Fear is the spur that Northcliffe—among the world’s most ments, each one accompanied by a has the masses demanding more and powerful newspaper magnates—to printed map indicating the Huns’ mur-

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 75 derous, unstoppable advance across greater appropriations for their own of major construction’.” the English countryside. Their inclu- armaments. The authors continue: sion illustrated Le Queux’s otherwise “The Rothschilds had always un- In 1921, a subcommittee of the preposterous dreck and lent it a ve- derstood the enormous profits gen- Commission of the League of Na- neer of synthetic authenticity. The Se- erated by these industries,” Docherty tions concluded that armaments cret Elite (of which Norcliffe was a and Macgregor point out. “Financing firms had been active in the days high-ranking member), determined to wars had been their preserve for before in fomenting war scares and manufacture a climate of war against nearly a century. Bankers, industrial- in persuading their own countries fellow Europeans, released The In- ists and other members of the Secret to adopt warlike policies that invasion of 1910 in 27 foreign-language Elite, the same men who were plan- creased their spending on arma- editions for distribution worldwide. ning the destruction of Germany, ments. They were found guilty of Even the Belgian ambassador in Lon- stood to make massive profits from bribing government officials at don remarked at the time of its 1907 it. War, any war, was a means of gar- home and abroad, and of dissemi- publication that Northcliffe was “poi- nering wealth.”11 nating false reports about the mili- soning at pleasure the mind of an en- Their increasingly loud shrieks tary and naval programmes of var- tire nation.”8 against a bogus German threat si- ious countries in order to stimulate armament expenditure. The litany lenced all public awareness of the These venomous potboilers hit bot- of accusations further indicted tom with no less than “116 barely truth, such as the Reichmark equiva- them for influencing public opinion readable and justifiably forgotten nov- lent of $249,939,490 spent on Ger- through the control of newspapers els” by E. Phillips Oppenheim, in in their own and foreign countries. which, among other, breathtaking revelations he presented, Kaiser Wilhelm Despite these disclosures, World was getting ready to rule the world War I’s “naval race is still peddled as from London, where 290,000 German an historic event. There was no race. Northcliffe and his ilk 13 soldiers “were in place, posing as “ Germany wasn’t competing.” clerks, waiters and hairdressers, with continued to conjure a If the lie of a Kaiserliche Marine orders to strike at the heart of Britain invasion by sea stampeded Britons to- when the moment came.”9 propaganda mirage of ward the precipice, another fabrica- Difficult as it may be now to keep German militarism. tion would be needed to push them from laughing at such ludicrous as- over the brink. That fatal stimulus was sertions, they were lavished on and Belgium. The century-old myth of embraced as God’s truth by most many’s Imperial Navy between 1901 England’s participation in World War Britons and millions of foreigners by and 1912, compared to Britain’s I still holds that she nobly held herself the outbreak of war in July 1914, fol- $636,717,360 of naval expenditures aloof above the continental fray, until lowing the previous 11 years of emo- during the same period. In the midst reluctantly persuaded by German vi- tional engineering. of this huge disparity, Admiral of the olation of a wholly innocent, sover- In the midst of this artificially in- Fleet John Arbuthnot Fisher confided eign democracy’s pristine neutrality.14 duced hysteria, the Secret Elite “per- to King Edward VII that England’s Morally outraged at the prospect of suaded the government to appoint a Royal Navy was four times stronger Belgian martyrdom, British men further subcommittee of the Commit- that the Kaiserliche Marine, “but we rushed to the colors and their death— tee of Imperial Defense to consider don’t want to parade all this to the 956,703 of them.15 Belgium was the the invasion threat,” according to world at large.”12 pretext for their slaughter. Docherty and Macgregor. “The in- “When the war ended,” Docherty Although 1914’s German occupation mates were in danger of overtaking and Macgregor explain, “and all the of the country was publicly presented the asylum. The subcommittee met plans and events that had taken place in England as a shocking surprise, it 16 times between November 1907 were analyzed and dissected, were had not only been antici pated, but and July 1908, and their report, pub- there any naval records found of se- planned for and organized by British lished in October, rejected all of the cret German plans to invade England military establishment strategists, invasion theories and surprise attack or for the secret building of more nine years earlier. During April 1905, scenarios.”10 dreadnoughts? No. Not one. … Win- illegally acting without government Undeterred, Northcliffe and his ston Churchill later admitted that permission, Henry Charles Keith Pet- conspiratorial ilk continued to con- ‘there were no secret German dread- ty-Fitzmaurice, 5th Marquess of Lans- jure their propaganda mirage of Ger- noughts, nor had Adm. von Tirpitz downe, “secretly approved initial con- man militarism, while urging ever- made any untrue statement in respect versations between British and French

76 • THE BARNES REVIEW • MAY/JUNE 2018 • BARNESREVIEW.COM • 1-877-773-9077 TOLL FREE military staff about preparations for ward Grey, “told the German ambas- war against Germany. The Belgian sador, Prince Lichnowsky, that it military staff was also included in would be extremely difficult to re- direct talks with their British coun- strain public outrage in Britain if Ger- terparts at this juncture. Hold on to many violated Belgian neutrality. this thought,” advise Docherty and Lichnowsky asked whether Grey Macgregor: “Belgium was involved would ‘give me a definite declaration in secret, military plans for a possible of the neutrality of Great Britain on war of aggression against an unsus- the condition that we [Germany] re- pecting Germany, but almost a decade spected Belgian neutrality’.”21 later would be presented as the in- It was an astonishing suggestion, nocent victim of German aggres- and enormous concession, and one sion.”16 that could have spared Britain and The authors of Hidden History Belgium the horrors of war. Lich- describe “Anglo-Belgian collusion at nowsky was prepared to concede ex- the highest levels, including the direct actly what Grey claimed the British involvement of the Belgian foreign Cabinet wanted. Belgian sovereignty secretary.”17 Their ambush strategy would be respected in exchange for An Immigrant had developed far enough seven years a promise of Britain’s neutrality. Remembers later to organize all its particulars. The duplicitous British foreign sec- “The French war plan,” Docherty retary replied, “for the present, there WWII was a Zionist war pitting and Macgregor explain, “Plan XVII, was not the slightest intention of White men against White men. detailed the elaborate provisions al- proceeding to hostilities against Ger- But, to those caught up in it, ready in place for the British Expedi- many.”22 Ambassador Lichnowsky and such understanding was impos- tionary Force’s transportation and his German government colleagues sible and immaterial. When the 18 concentration on the Belgian frontier. were delighted to have avoided hos- Germans invaded Norway, peo- … Thousands of maps of northern tilities with both Belgium and Britain, ple were incensed, and fought France and Belgium were printed for but they waited in vain for London’s with everything they had. Here the Expeditionary Force. … Accord- “definite declaration of the neutrality ing to evidence later published in of Great Britain” in exchange for is a book that tells of the “illegal” New York, the Belgians were advised German respect of Belgian neutrality. fight against the Germans and in November 1912 by the British mil- Grey kept Lichnow sky’s promise to FOR Freedom. Many strange, itary that as soon as a European war renounce any Ger man invasion of conspiratorial, unlikely charac- broke out, 160,000 men would be Belgium a secret, never revealing it ters were involved. Knut Scharn- transported to Belgium and northern to the Cabinet or House of Commons. horst Hesstvedt became a France, with or without the permis- Had their members known, “a signif- “Hjemmefront” leader in the sion of the Belgium government.” 19 icant majority would likely have Gjoevik area of Norway. Here is As early as January 1906, Richard agreed to it.” his story—the dangers, the Haldane, England’s secretary of state However, “Grey’s deception might strange bedfellows, the after- for war, was ordered by his superiors never have come to light had [Ger- math, the return of evil bureau- to begin preparing for war against man] Chancellor Bethmann not ex- crats, the family emigration to the Germans: posed this offer in the Reichstag on August 4.” the Promised Land (the U.S.), Haldane’s plans to mobilize and and the resulting American concentrate the highly trained Bethmann said, “We have informed learning curve. An exciting book British Expeditionary Force on the the British Government that as long Belgian border had been in place as Great Britain remains neutral, our for all peoples everywhere, for a year. Yet again, the war plan- fleet will not attack the northern showing that without true free- ners brought Belgium into the coast of France, and that we will not dom, we are nothing but slaves. equation. It had always been des- violate the territorial integrity and Order your copy today for $25 tined to provide the excuse for tak- independence of Belgium. These as- plus $5 S&H in the U.S. from ing up arms against Germany.20 surances I now repeat before the Homefront Publishing, Box 55, 23 At the verge of conflict breaking world.” Moyie Springs, ID 83845. out on the Continent, a high-ranking Sadly, “Grey ensured that every of- member of the Secret Elite, Sir Ed- fer of peace and neutrality from

THE BARNES REVIEW • P.O. BOX 15877 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20003 • MAY/JUNE 2018 • 77 Berlin was rejected, while at the same den History. The Secret Origins of the First The British press, already long the Secret time his Cabinet colleagues were in- World War. Edinburgh (Scotland): Mainstream Elite’s privately owned propaganda organ, pre- formed that he was outraged by the Publishing, 2013. dictably kept Lansdowne’s appeal out of print. 3 Barnes, Professor Henry Elmer. The Gen- For an entire year, he could find no publisher way in which Germany had ‘put aside esis of the World War. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, willing to release it, until an independent, rela- all attempts at accommodation, while 1927. tively small newspaper, The Daily Telegraph, marching steadily to war’.”24 4 Fay, Sidney B. The Origins of the World featured it on November 29, 1917. Lansdowne’s Never having heard anything fur- War, Vol. II. NY: The Macmillan Company, 1936. open letter was greeted throughout the Eng- ther from London, save only more 5 Docherty and Macgregor, op. cit. lish-speaking world with almost universal op- 6 Ibid. probrium, and characterized by the famous au- anti-German rhetoric, Kaiser Wilhelm 7 Childers, Erskine. The Riddle of the thor, H. G. Wells, as a “national dishonor.” In concluded: “My impression is that Mr. Sands. London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1903. the United States, Theodore Roosevelt declared Grey is a false dog, who is afraid of Childers eventually came to recognize English that “such a peace would leave the liberty lov- his own meanness and false policy, imperialism for what it really was in Winston ing nations of mankind at the ultimate mercy but who will not come out into the S. Churchill’s murder- and torture-squads, the of the triumphant militarism and capitalism of so-called “Black and Tans,” which bludgeoned the German autocracy.” open against us, preferring to let him- Ireland into submission. After the war, while Although Lansdowne had become a de- 25 self be forced by us to do it.” smuggling, in fact, German firearms to Irish spised pariah in his own country, his offer was A few days later, learning of an im- patriots, Childers was arrested by British au- enthusiastically welcomed across Germany, pending French army thrust through thorities. Shortly before they executed him by where Kaiser Wilhelm’s government expressed Belgium, the Germans crossed the firing squad in Dublin, on November 24, 1922, agreement with the letter’s sensible proposals Churchill said of him, “No man has done more leading to an honorable peace for all con- Belgian frontier, thereby giving Grey harm or shown more genuine malice or en- cerned. Field Marshal Douglas Haig, in charge the excuse he needed for a British deavored to bring a greater curse upon the of the British Army on the Continent, laughed declaration of war. common people of Ireland than this strange off any suggestion of a cease-fire, describing Things turned out differently than being, actuated by a deadly and malignant ha- Allied prospects for 1918 as “excellent.” That he and his Secret Elite co-conspira- tred for the land of his birth.” London: The same year, he lost 223,659 men, the highest tors planned, however. They had Times, November 13, 1922. number of British troops killed in the war and 8 Farrer, J.A. England Under Edward VII. the most fatalities England ever suffered during been certain that Germany was a London: Allen & Unwin, 1922. a single, 12-month period (http://1914-1918.in- pushover, outnumbered as she was 9 Oppenheim, E. Phillips. A Maker of His- visionzone.com/forums/topic/93394-british-ca- by the combined superiority of Rus- tory. Boston: IndyPublish.com, 2007. sualties-in-1918/). sia, France and Britain. But instead 10 Docherty and Macgregor, op. cit. 17 Arnoux, Anthony. The European War, of their envisioned success, as quick 11 Ibid. Vol. 1. University of California Libraries, 1916. 12 Trachtenberg, Marc. “The Meaning of 18 Fay, op. cit. as it would be cheap, years of incon- Mobilization in 1914,” International Society, 19 Gooch & Temperley. British Documents clusive blood-letting ensued, until Vol. 15, issue 3, Winter 1990-91. on the Origin of the War, 1898-1914. London: Russia collapsed, the French army 13 Docherty and Macgregor, op. cit. H.M.S.O., 1927. mutinied and U-boats were strangling 14 Both still in print and lauded by conven- 20 Haldane, Richard. Before the War. Lon- England to death. Duped Americans tional scholars as definitive histories of World don: Cassell & Company, Ltd., 1920. Forced out War One, The Guns of August (1962) and The of government during the war, Haldane, like helped pull British chestnuts out of Proud Tower (1966), by Jewish author, Barbara Lansdowne, was branded “disloyal.” the fire, but Ole Blighty was never Tuchman, perpetuate the lies that occasioned 21 Lichnowsky to von Jagow. London, Au- the same again. over 18 million deaths and 23 million wounded; gust 1, 1914. DD596, Geiss, July 1914. Hideously indebted in perpetuity, she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize by a grateful 22 Ibid. thanks to gargantuan war loans from Establishment. 23 Ewart, J.S. The Roots and Causes of the 15 www.longlongtrail.co.uk/army/some- Wars. Vol. 1. NY: George H. Doran Company, New York City bankers, England sold british-army-statistics-of-the-great-war/. 1925. off her bankrupt empire piecemeal 16 Lansdowne suffered from an increasingly 24 Hamilton, Richard F. and Herwig, Holger over subsequent decades, until noth- bad conscience after the hostilities he helped H. Decisions for War, 1914-1917. MA: Cam- ing was left of it, and the Secret Elite’s engineer came to pass with greater horror than bridge University Press, 2004. megalomaniac dream of world sub- expected. In November 1916, he composed a 25 Lichnowsky, op. cit. jugation declined into a second- or paper calling for a negotiated peace between England and Germany on the basis of the sta- even third-rate power, as today’s tus quo ante bellum, arguing that the war’s MARC ROLAND is a self-educated expert United Kingdom dystopia. O “prolongation will spell ruin for the civilized on World War II and ancient European world, and an infinite addition to the load of cultures but is equally at home writing on ENDNOTES: human suffering, which already weighs upon American history and prehistory. He is 1 During four generations since the end of it. We do not desire the annihilation of Germany also a prolific book and music reviewer World War One, more than 187 million persons as a great power. We do not seek to impose for the PzG, Inc. website (www.pzg.biz) have died in military conflicts. Imperial War upon her people any form of government, other and other politically incorrect publishers Museums (UK), https://www.iwm.org.uk/his- than that of their own choice. We have no de- and CD producers. Roland has written tory/timeline-of-20th-and-21st-century-wars. sire to deny Germany her place among the dozens of articles for TBR. 2 Docherty, Gerry and Macgregor, Jim, Hid- great commercial communities of the world.”

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THE REAL NATIONAL DISGRACE leveling off at 47,000 feet, heading south tally deficient, and that was her reason I just read the editorial in the March/ at Mach .86. After a few minutes, check- for leaving Central America and entering April TBR and was amazed at the gall of ing for other traffic, off my right wing, the U.S. Her death so soon after Ernst the rabbi criticizing TBR founder and level with me at my 3:39 o’clock position, was hard to believe and possibly Army veteran Willis Carto for being was a row of rectangular colored lights. arranged by her enemies. A will just be- buried in Arlington National Cemetery. It was slightly faster than I was. I fore she died? I wish Ernst’s sons could My father had two Purple Hearts. He watched it for about seven seconds while investigate or have some input, but I be- was one of the first Ranger trainees. He it traveled to my 1:30 position. The lights lieve one lives in Germany. Did any of had cold- and hot-weather training in were bright enough so that I could not their children support their unpopular Alaska and the swamps of Texas. He was see anything above or below the lights. political positions? What an opportunity sent to Germany and told me the German This was not something way off in the for White Nationalists if the property people were good, decent Christians, distance, it was within about 100 feet of could be made available at a conserva- like us. He told me we fought on the my A/C, up close and personal. At that tive price. Perhaps the League of the wrong side. He told me that he helped time I ducked my head into the cockpit South or Council of Conservative Citi- clear Germany of the dead and that the to check my instruments for about two zens could take it over. There must be pictures showed mostly German bodies seconds. When I looked out again, ex- supporters who have wealth for such an in piles that they scooped up into trucks. pecting the lights to be in my 1 o’clock investment. He hated the Russians and Jews. He was position, there was nothing—just black NANCY HITT one of those who had to wait for FDR’s night. I don’t know if it had turned off Kentucky loveable communists to enter Berlin the lights or just hit the throttle and left. first. He was still afraid to talk too much, I thought if it had turned off its lights and MYSTERY HEADS because he said he could get in serious stayed on altitude and course, it would The January/February 2018 issue of trouble for discussing any of this. cross right in front of me in a few sec- TBR was exc ellent. Just a word about My grandfather told me why he hated onds so that I would pass through its tur- the strange stone head on top of page 58. FDR. My grandfather came here from bulence in a few seconds. There was no It was known as “El Rey” and there are Scotland through Canada to escape the wake. There are a lot of non-believers in many peculiarities about it. The first, ob- stinking British Royals. He hated being alien crafts, but I am not one of them. viously, is that it does not resemble any their “subject.” He told me he came to No aircraft on Earth was configured the of the central American peoples, where - America and then had to turn over his way this thing was. I have watched a few as many have made the case that the “Ne- son to fight for the U.S. at FDR’s insis- of the UFO programs on television and groidal” Olmec heads also look much like several times they have showed exactly tence. No choice! FDR forced millions to present day Central Americans. The head what I saw that night from other pilots. fight and die for our Soviet archenemies. shown in TBR is made of basalt, but the That’s my story about “aliens.” The bankers have gotten many more closest source of basalt rock is some 80 J. GAUTHIER young Christians to die in their wars all miles from where this head is located. It Via email the way from the War of 1812 to the Civil weighs many tons—so how did it get War (the Rothschilds owned all the tex- CONCERNED ABOUT LIBRARY there? The Olmecs used wheels on chil- tile mills in Europe at that time and dren’s toys but there is no proof that the bought almost all the South’s cotton) to I, too, have been very concerned wheel was used for anything but toys— World War I and WWII—all the way up to about the Zündel library in Tennessee. If not for work, so how was it transported? only we could control such a great place today. That’s the national disgrace. HARRY COOPER PATRICK “PAT” TRIÓT to meet and discuss the current attacks Sharkhunters International Via email upon our people. I knew about Ernst Via Email from many years ago in his battles in MY STRANGE ENCOUNTER Canada and later learned of Ingrid and WEIGHS IN ON TRAVEL SECTION Just finished reading the Petros Strat- their desire to create an art studio for egos letter about religious cults who be- Ernst’s beautiful paintings. He was in- What could be more boring than a lieve that aliens are real and have been deed talented. The government thugs travel section in THE BARNES REVIEW? Our visiting the Earth for some time. In 1957, hauled away Ernst. There are some who White Race is under attack by alien I was a member of a U.S. Marine fighter are glad to see them gone and hope to forces so it would seem a waste of time squadron, VMF-323, stationed at Nas At- erase their efforts to unearth the truth. to go about sightseeing. Besides, whose sugi, Japan, flying the FJ4 Fury aircraft, They both suffered in different ways. In- got money enough in this terrible econ- the Navy version of the North American grid was from war-torn Ukraine and saw omy to go gadding about? What little F-86 Saber. We were deployed down Nas her father lost in the Gulags. She saw her extra money I have goes to supporting Cubi Point in the Philippines for a month. mother raped by Soviet thugs as they important causes—like TBR. While there, I was scheduled for a night trudged into Germany. I was under the ELAINE WOODRIFF flight. I took off at dark, climbing to and impression that Ingrid’s son was men- California

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