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Here may be where I differ from most every other Trump supporter. One, I never liked Trump and Hillary as candidates. I was like, What the fuck's going on here? This can't be right. I didn't like Trump before he became president. I never watched his fucking shows. I only heard he was a bombastic prick. Which, all that is probably true. It took two to three years of me hating defending Trump, but just based on the facts and evidence, having to defend him because it's what the facts and evidence said. All right. I've got theories. I believe Trump used the fraudulent election system to his advantage when he beat Hillary. He used it, defeated Hillary, became president, and that enraged the Democratic Party. He used their trick against them, and he couldn't do it as a Democrat. That's why he ran as a Republican, because they were using the trick, and the only way he could effectively use that trick is by using it on the other side of the aisle. And conservatives were too stupid, didn't have the unions, didn't have the corruption, didn't have the mafia, didn't have the intelligence to use it, let's just say that. And they still don't. So Trump won, and I voted for him, but he probably won by cheating. All right. I voted for him again. I believe he thought he could use that against Biden. In fact, that he knew how they were cheating. So he didn't cheat the second time, believing he could catch them in their cheating and expose it all to his advantage. This is what I believe. I also believe— I believed all this, knowing this, when I voted for him a third time. I know he was a dirty rotten New York real estate mongrel, but in order to be in real estate in New York, you have to play dirty. It's not a matter of ethics as it's a matter of that's the arena and how it works. You can't say Trump is corrupt because he came from a corrupt environment, New York. Right? The whole city of New York's corrupt, and this is why he's a better corrupt player. He's played from the other side. He knows how it all works, and they all thought he would be corrupt like them. But no. Why would he be corrupt like them? He's not a politician. I've always knew Trump was probably engaged in corruption of some sorts, but not in the way that the politicians were. But projection is what it is. Projection is projection, and so they would ask him, figuring he was doing all the dirty deeds they were doing. Because why wouldn't he? Well, because he's not a politician. He's a businessman. He's smart. He understands the game better than they did. So the fact that I would vote for someone knowing they're not perfect, knowing that they're going to be human, knowing that he has an ego, knowing that he's not a saint sent by fucking God. He's not doing God's work. God didn't send him to save us, but that he is, as much as any human can be, a patriot, an American, someone who wants to see America win, and his end-all, be-all goal isn't to get rich as much as it is to do right by America. Call it his moment of clarity, his moment of, Oh, I can really do something great here, which would feed his ego. So when I hear about Trump doing stupid, rather unethical, corrupt things that might get him rich, it's not surprising, and I'm not offended because I understood that this is probably who he was all along. And I was willing to take the chance then, and that's why I support him now, because not to— yes, he has us by the balls, people. This is the problem with leadership. This is the problem with power. Yes, we have to support him, because to do otherwise would be fucking stupid looking at the lesser of the evils. And this is the nature of being human and human groups and human leadership. Yes, he's got us by the balls, and yes, he's probably corrupt and all that. That being said, we still have to support him and go out there and vote Republican, because look at fucking France, look at fucking Europe, look at all the other things out there, and then pick your poison. I prefer greed over honey pots. I'd rather have somebody you can bribe versus somebody who will fuck little girls and fuck kids and then, and now you have them from shame. No, that's not a good way. Everybody— greed is easy to predict. Greed is easy to control. Kinks and fucking immorality and Sodom and Gomorrah, not so much. Anyways, that's my little take for the morning.

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This is a very interesting exchange between George St-Pierre and a “PhD sex therapist”.

It illustrates a lot of the psychological issues we are witnessing today.

GSP asks (paraphrasing slightly): Does engaging in gay sex make you gay?

PhD: Not necessarily, it depends on how you “identify”.

This highlights the cultural schizophrenia of our time - people don’t want to be defined by what they actually do. They want to be defined by how they perceive themselves.

“I’m not what I do, rather what I identify as”.

With very few exceptions, willingly engaging in gay sex makes you gay. Definitionally.

Much like stealing makes you a thief.

Much like giving to the poor makes you charitable.

It’s only when people are coerced to do things that one can argue it doesn’t define who they are.

But this highlights the fact that people want to live with a delusion of identity - that they are not what they are or do, they are how they identify.

It really allows for any form of conduct.

Podcast here ...

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Lowering the GoPro into ocean

This is off the Deerfield Pier. It will never get old.

Check out the barracudas...

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

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

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Breaking from Steve Baker

He just published this video showing a person he has identified as Brian Cole Jr. walking elsewhere as the Jan 6 pipe bomber placed the pipes.

This will not be enough to force the Former Agents Group to admit they were wrong.

And I can anticipate others stubbornly saying these videos are inconclusive.

For most of the video, I would agree.

But the three key identifiers:

1) The shoes and “shondal” (shoe sandal).

2) Pulling down the mask to spit. That actually looks like Brian.

3) The face mask.

Most important, this will now allow people to pull higher quality video from the various locations because undoubtedly higher quality CCTV footage exists.

Which is probably why Brian was never charged after initially investigated in 2021.

Incredible work.

https://x.com/stevebakerusa/status/2111794954187985102/video/1?s=46

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The Barnes Brief: Friday, October 16, 2026
I. THE INTRODUCTION
 

Special Notices

 
A. Art of the Day 
  • The old fold-down wooden desk, handcrafted by deliberate care, the little boxes to store letters and notes, the shelf above to carry papers and books, the firm backed, four quared chair with comforting armrests, above the wooden floor and near the open window, the neighboring painting on the wall, that could sit today just as it had centuries ago, taking the work of the mind back to the place our forefathers enjoyed the same. 
 
B. Wisdom of the Day
  • America is “the champion and vindicator only of her own”, a perfect articulation of America First.  John Quincy Adams. 

C. Appearances & Publications
 
 
D. Daily Picks
 
E. *Bonus: Board Post of the Day
 
II. THE EVIDENCE: BARNES LIBRARY
 
A. Food & Medicine
 
B. Economics
 
C. Politics
 
D. Geopolitics
 
E. Law
 
III. HOMEWORK: Ten Top Cases for Sunday Show
 
  1. Ex-agents sue Patel. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/fbi-agents-sue-patel-over-mar-a-lao-tied-firings.pdf
  2. Court allows non-resident voting. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/rnc-v-evnen-opinion-nebraska-supreme-court.pdf
  3. Social media limits approved. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/netchoice-v-attny-gen-georgia-eleventh-circuit.pdf
  4. California tries to stop ICE arrests. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/california-vs-ice-complaint.pdf
  5. Trans bathrooms & federal funds. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/fairfax-county-school-board-v-mcmahon-ruling.pdf
  6. Court allows sanctuary for illegals in NYC. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/sanctuary-city-dismissed-nyc-eastern-district-new-york.pdf
  7. Looted paintings. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/norton-simon-vs-jewish-federation-complaint.pdf
  8. Court demands lottery for immigrants. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/redeagle-v-rubio-ruling-101426.pdf
  9. California can’t regulate Feds. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/ninth-ciruit-no-vigilantes-act.pdf
  10. Scotus: Privacy suit. https://www.scotusblog.com/2026/10/court-appears-likely-to-allow-internet-suit-based-on-decades-old-video-privacy-law-to-go-forward/
 
IV. CLOSING ARGUMENT: Classes in the Constitution, Reminders from our Founding Fathers on Foreign Entanglements
 
Two founding documents of the founding generation’s approach to foreign entanglments consist of President Washington’s Farewell Address and John Quincy Adams July 4th speech to the House of Representatives in 1821. 
 
Cousin Adams address “on foreign policy” summarized America’s approach to foreign conflicts, by starting with America’s founding rejection of the politics of imperial empire, denouncing Britian’s “portentious system of despotism” with “oppressions of power” governed bby an appetite for “conquest” against the “claims of right” of self-governance. In such an imperial worldview “man had no rights”, where “neither the body nore the soul of the individual was his own” subjecting the people to the “impentarable gloom of this intellectual darkness, and the deep degradation of this servitude” which defined the “British nation” under its imperial mask. These imperial ambitions inflected “the delusions of all Europe” degrading the societies occupied by an intellectually and morally robust people. It was in rejection of these very ideas of empire and presumptions of imperial rule that guided the American revolution. 
 
This animating spirit requires America “respect the indpendence of other nations”, must “abstain from interference in the concerns of others, even when the conflict has been for principes to which America clings.” America “well knows that by enlisting under other banners than her own, she would involve herself beyond the power of extrictation, in all the wars of interest and intrigue, of individual avarice, envy and ambition, which the assume the colors and usrup the standard of freedom” changing her “from liberty to force” creating the hated British “Imperial Diadem, flashing in falkse and tarnished lustre the murky radiance of dominion and power” to become the “distatress of the world” and no longer “the ruler of her own Revolutartionary spirit.” 
 
America is “the champion and vindicator only of her own”, a perfect articulation of America First.  That is why America “does not go aborad searching for monsters to destroy.” America’s “glory is not dominion, but liberty.” 
 
Washington warned in his founding Farewell Address: “the nation which indulges towards another an habitual hatred or an habitual fondness is in some degree a slave. It is a slave to it animosity or to its affection.” Washington discouraged any political connections beyond economic trade with nations of the world due to the likely subsuming of a foreign nation’s cause as our own, their antipathies or adversaries as our own, substituting a foreign nation for our own in decision making. Thus the “true policy” of our founders was “to steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world.” 
 
These principles — avoiding the trap of imperial logic, respecting each nation’s own sovereign path, and escaping the entanglements of foreign conflicts — animated the founders. Only when we abandon these precepts and principles do we lose our way. The first promoters of America First were our founders themselves. 

 

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The Barnes Brief: Friday, October 2, 2026
. THE INTRODUCTION
 

Special Notices

 
A. Art of the Day 
  • Another artistic expression of my own self-impression, the contemplative thought of looking out into the world through the oversized window amidst the shadows of dark and light, in between them both, uncovering and discovering along the way, a singular, solo figure in the space empty of objects but full of opportunities, sparse in materials but rich in ideas, waiting to be realized. 
 
B. Wisdom of the Day
  • "He who sacrifices a right for a perceived benefit trades a mountain for a mirage.” Political proverb. 

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

 

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The Barnes Brief: Thursday, October 1, 2026
THE INTRODUCTION
 

Special Notices

 
A. Art of the Day 
  • The early morning hue, the fog of the dawn, the invitation of a new day, the beckoning of a promising journey, a simple man with a suitcase awaiting the train, to someplace, somewhere, maybe escaping, maybe seeking, the attractive allure of a new day. 
 
B. Wisdom of the Day
  • "A new species would bless me as its creator and source; many happy and excellent natures would owe their being to me.” Viktor Frankenstein. 

C. Appearances & Publications
 
 
D. Daily Picks
 
E. *Bonus: Board Post of Note
 
II. THE EVIDENCE: BARNES LIBRARY
 
A. Health
 
B. Economics
  • The AI/Orivate credit bubble. 
 
C. Politics
 
D. Geopolitics
 
E. Law

 

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