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Barnes Brief: Weekend of December 17, 2022
December 17, 2022
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Barnes Brief

The Introduction: News in Brief

  • Kash Patel finally acknowledges Barr was part of the Plot Against The Election.
  • Musk reinstates suspended journalist accounts after they doxxed his location information because Twitter voters voted for reinstatement.
  • Federal appeals court allows men to compete in women’s sports when they pretend to be women because of…standing to sue.
  • FIFA rejects Zelensky’s attempt to usurp World Cup for Ukraine war cause.
  • Serbia conflict lights up again over Kosovo.
  • Federal appeals court greenlights suing Lebanese banks.
  • Gorka, who recently attacked Thomas Massie and continues to whore for war, was a son of Hungarian refugees recruited by British military intelligence at the end of the Cold War, sent to Hungary after the end of the Cold War, promoted often by Defense Industry advocates throughout his career, outed as a likely British spy by a prior Hungarian government, and is likely still serving his military industry patrons.
  • November real retail sales declined, as did industrial production and capacity utilization.
  • New push for digital id.
  • Bowl preview.

Wisdom of the Day: “Helping underdogs fight back when getting pushed around. That’s the only fun part of the law.” Miracle on 34th Street.

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On September 17, 1787 - 39 brave men signed this incredible document:

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The Barnes Brief: Thursday, September 17, 2026
I. THE INTRODUCTION
 

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A. Art of the Day 
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II. THE EVIDENCE: BARNES LIBRARY
 
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The Barnes Brief: Wednesday, September 16, 2026
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