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The fall of the Roman empire

I guess it’s a good thing I’ve got a ridiculously long drive today. I’m getting the most meticulous breakdown of the fall of the Roman empire. Not sure what episode this is, but if anyone is interested, it’s thoroughly interesting. Though possibly a little too detailed! 😂 https://open.spotify.com/episode/2VAacDHphlswl4appwTfNh?si=q8LUll9wSiuKIm1iO73bpg

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When I tell you Manny is stupid…

I don’t know if he does it because he’s fundamentally uncoordinated, or because he’s just a total goof who likes to throw his body around.

He literally runs into windows as though he’s trying to push himself off.

He runs into screens, apparently not seeing them.

And he literally falls over his own face when running and trying to maneuver.

not only that I capture at this time. I captured it in slow motion!

Look at the shock in his face after he face plants!

I cannot tell you how much I love this dog!

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September 14, 2026
What kind of mushroom is this?

Because it looks like it wants to kill me and everyone I know!

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September 14, 2026
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February 17, 2024
Appearance on Richard Syrette

I did a quick hit on Richard Syrette yesterday. Gotta keep Canadians apprised of the U.S. madness.

Appearance on Richard Syrette
The Barnes Brief, Podcast Format: Monday, July 17, 2023

Closing Argument: Birthright citizenship is deeply American, and wholly Constitutional.

The Barnes Brief, Podcast Format: Monday, July 17, 2023
Declaration of Independence

Audio podcast style.

Declaration of Independence
Questions for Bourbon w/ Barnes: Wednesday, September 16, 2026

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Board Poll: Trump's 2nd Term

What is your opinion of the first half of Trump's 2nd term. Add further input in the replies below.

Questions for Bourbon w/ Barnes: Tuesday, September 15, 2026

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The Barnes Brief: Wednesday, September 16, 2026
. THE INTRODUCTION
 

Special Notices

 
A. Art of the Day 
  • A board recommended photo capturing old leather worn books, well used as books should be, inviting us into their learned uncovering of the world, be it the fantasies of fiction or the histories of narrative, the discoveries of science or the truths of the spirit, uncovering in the words on parchment ourselves and the world about us, using the faculties of reason and the blessings of language to discover in the archives of the world a better understanding of ourselves. 
 
B. Wisdom of the Day
  • “In war, more than anywhere else, things do not turn out as we expect.” Carl von Clausewitz. 

C. Appearances & Publications
 
 
D. Daily Picks
 
E. *Bonus: Board Post of Note
 
II. THE EVIDENCE: BARNES LIBRARY
 
A. Food & Medicine
 
B. Economics
 
C. Politics
 
D. Geopolitics
 
E. Law

 

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The Barnes Brief: Tuesday, September 15, 2026
I. THE INTRODUCTION
 

Special Notices

 
A. Art of the Day 
  • Art Deco grandiosity meets everyday utility in this artisitic display on a regular rug carpet, the brazen blue and gold geometric designs against the black background, the images displayed all reaching for the sky, always apiring, dreaming, and seeking.  
 
B. Wisdom of the Day
  • “War is a punisher that ultimately strikes both sides with the same rod.” Thomas Jefferson 

C. Appearances & Publications
 
 
D. Daily Picks
 
E. *Bonus: Board Post of Note
 
II. THE EVIDENCE: BARNES LIBRARY
 
A. Food & Medicine
 
B. Economics
  • Good tool for markets. 
 
C. Politics
 
D. Geopolitics
 
E. Law

 

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The Barnes Brief: Monday, September 14, 2026
I. THE INTRODUCTION
 

Special Notices

 
A. Art of the Day 
  • The Uknown Worker, the center of societal stability, the engine of the economy for all, the strength shaping military defense, captured in this portrait of Rand’s work by Tim Huhn. The buildings that reach to the skies, the trains that drive the landscape, the bridges that connect us together, the planes that uncover the world, made of hard materials by hard men that make for good times. Forger that and bad times come. 
 
B. Wisdom of the Day
  • “Misfortune and inequality are the parents of revolution.” Aristotle. 

C. Appearances & Publications
 
 
D. Daily Picks
 
E. *Bonus: Board Post of Note
 
II. THE EVIDENCE: BARNES LIBRARY
 
A. Food & Medicine
 
B. Economics
 
C. Politics
 
D. Geopolitics
 
E. Law

 

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