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Tom discusses his books ScalpDance and The Death of Dixie both of which were featured in articles in the July/August issue of The Barnes Review. www.barnesreview.org

In this 85th vroadcast of TBR Radio's The TBR History Hour Dr. Ed talks with fellow TBR Contributing Editor and resident expert on all things Russia, Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson. The discussion begins with Ilan Pappé 's book The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine and Dr. Johnson explains that all reports that either Stalin or the USSR were anti-semitic are simply mis-information. It was Soviet support, not American or British support, that brought about the creation of the modern State of Israel. The USSR was also the first foreign power to formally recognize the State of Israel. Stalin's goal, in supporting Zionism, was to remove the British from what he considered to be the most strategic area of the post WWII world. Also discussed was Vladimir Putin's rise to power and the possibility that Elvis lived out his life as a gas-station attendant in New Mexico. www.BarnesReview.org

Pastor John Weaver talks about the biblical principles that guided the life and military career of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest. www.barnesreview.org

Dr. Ed shares a 2004 recording of TBR founder Willis Carto speaking at the Atrium on the subject of media bias and manipulation. www.barnesreview.org

Sid Secular, the retired editor of the Citizen's Informer invited our host to speak at an event in Silver Spring, Maryland just outside of the nation's capitol. People drove in from Virginia, New York, and even New Hampshire to attend. You will hear the recording of the event and the hosts interaction with several TBR Radio listeners on today's show. Dr. Ed talks about why print publications such as TBR and AFP are more important now than ever and why we are refocusing away from Internet and back to the printed page. www.barnesreview.org

Dr. Ed discusses Marc Roland's excellent article from the July/August issue of The Barnes Review magazine. www.barnesreview.org

On this 80th broadcast of TBR RADIO PRESENTS: The TBR History Hour, Dr. Ed begins by sharing a story of two Pasco County, Florida deputies who helping a homeless man and explains the primary difference between a "police" department and how it functions and lends itself to abuse vs. a Sheriff's office and how a lawfully elected Sheriff who is accountable to the people he serves can actually be a protection against police abuse. This past Sunday being Independence Day, Dr. Ed preached a sermon from 2 Kings 18 on how Hezekiah rebelled against the King of Assyria and God blessed the rebellion. Just as the Founding Fathers of the united States rebelled against the King of Great Britain in 1776 and God blessed their rebellion. Portions of this message are shared in the broadcast. The show ends with a tribute to a Sheriff and Deputy worthy of our support, the Lone Ranger and Tonto. www.barnesreview.org

Dr. Ed talks with TBR's executive editor Paul Angel about the newly released July/August issue of TBR magazine. www.barnesreview.org

Dr. Ed pulls some great material out of the archives starting with unused segments from a 2018 interview with Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson talking about the Russian Orthodox Church, the Bolshevik Revolution, the Cold War, and Vladimir Putin. Segment two is a recording of Ioannis Lagos, imprisoned member of the European Parliament, speaking from his prison cell. The show concludes with a recording of Jim Jones, famed pastor of the People's Temple, preaching at a 1977 denominational conference. www.barnesreview.org

Dr. Ed talks with an anthropologist and political activist about his books being removed from WalMart and Target. Also discussed is why the so-called "Conservative" media turns on its own, virtue-signaling, the coming balkanization of America, and the surprising but logical reason why the guest actually encourages the teaching of critical race theory.

Dr. Ed walks us through Remi Tremblay's exceptional article that appeared in the May/June 2021 issue of TBR magazine. In the second segment of the show, Dr. Ed walks us through the catalog of the TBR Bookstore, showing some rare and politically incorrect books that are not available anywhere else because they are being censored by mainstream sources. www.barnesreview.org

What really happened on November 18, 1978? Did the members of the People's Temple really "drink the Kool-Aid"? Was there even any Kool-Aid at all? Was Jim Jones a CIA asset? Was the Jonestown really a CIA front conducting MK-Ultra mind control experiments? Dr. Ed explores the theories and alternate theories. www.barnesreview.org

Dr. Ed talks with attorney Keith Alexander, co-host of the popular Political Cesspool radio show. Keith gives his acid-test for determining if someone is a true patriot and conservative - or if they just talk a good game. Keith explains why the media, both left and right, is so adamantly opposed to "nationalism."

On today's show Dr. Ed shares a 1965 interview where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press." Also shared is a second interview with Dr. King just months before his assassination. The purpose is to show the difference in how the media covered MLK and his social unrest in comparison to how they cover BLM and the social unrest it causes. Also notice that Dr. King's response and tone, unlike the modern day activists, was civil. Unfortunately, the "civil" discourse is completely lost today.

In this 72nd broadcast of TBR Radio Presents: The TBR History Hour, Dr. Ed talks with fellow TBR Contributing Editor, Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, about Crimea and the two articles that Dr. Johnson contributed to the May/June 2021 issue of The Barnes Review magazine.

Dr. Ed talks interviews one of the world's foremost micro-biologists who discusses his observations regarding the pandemic and what he calls the obvious "elephant in the room." www.barnesreview.org