2014

By Paul T. Angel The March/April 2014 issue of THE BARNES REVIEW (TBR) is a very special one, with an eclectic array of material from historians from across the globe. Our lead story by TBR […]

• Experts say this approach to school safety could actually make death tolls worse. By Keith Johnson — Ever since the Sandy Hook Elementary School event in Newtown, Connecticut, more school districts across the nation […]

By John Friend — Israel, its partisans embedded within the American political establishment and the organized international Jewish community are frantically devising measures to counteract and combat the growing international boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) […]

• Government feared growing influence, popularity of pro-white activist, so they set him up. By the Staff at AFP — The political railroading of Reverend Matthew F. “Matt” Hale constitutes, quite clearly, one of the […]

By Victor Thorn — Hillary Clinton portrays herself as a guiding light of women’s rights, a cause she’ll undoubtedly exploit as a candidate when she officially announces her run for president in the 2016 election. […]

• Incurable hospital infections now the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S. By Mark Anderson — Rampant hospital infections, which suddenly kill unsuspecting patients, even those who were expected to live, are the […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW After an interview with Wolfgang W. Halbig went viral, he was paid another visit by local law enforcement. It seems officials in Newtown, Connecticut also listened to the interview, and are quite […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Sofia Smallstorm, who gave a PowerPoint presentation called “Unraveling Sandy Hook in 2, 3, 4 and 5 Dimensions,” which was videotaped and placed on YouTube, has garnered quite a bit of attention […]

• Janet Yellen bristles when asked about audit of Federal Reserve By Mark Anderson When Janet Louise Yellen appeared before the House Financial Services Committee February 11, she gave relaxed answers to most questions. But […]

By Ronald L. Ray Ongoing revelations of the incredible extent of United States government spying on hundreds of millions of Americans prove ever more clearly AMERICAN FREE PRESS’s longstanding contention that Orwellian laws passed after […]

• “Bitcoin” facing uncertain future after series of suspicious setbacks By Keith Johnson It’s been a tough week for bitcoin, the popular alternative currency that allows consumers to transact business discreetly, outside the purview of […]

• African-Americans worse off than before president was elected By Victor Thorn When elected as the United States’ first black president in 2008, Barack Hussein Obama assured voters that the country would enter a new […]

• Department of Agriculture vows change after “food stamps for foreigners” scheme uncovered By Victor Thorn As hardworking American taxpayers struggle to pay their bills, a move by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) […]

By Richard Walker President Barack Obama and former French President Nicholas Sarkozy should have provided Libya with an “after sales agreement” when they ordered the destruction of the Libyan government and the assassination of former […]