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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2018 · 1H 35M

Barnhardt Podcast #048: The Germans Can't Be Wrong -- Right?

from Barnhardt Podcast · host Ann Barnhardt

In this episode we discuss the recent Lettergate news and the myriad layers of indirection and redefinition of who said what.. which tends to happen when they don't believe all of that [solemn nonsense] in the Vatican. We also debate the relative merits of sticking your neck out for the Truth in a time of seemingly universal deception and the critical questions of "Are the Germans always right?" and "Was Anakin Skywalker's birth legend" a blaspheme against the Immaculate Conception or are we getting so far off topic we need to be beamed up now? Links, reading, and YouTube: Vatican ‘Lettergate’ controversy is ‘just the latest in steady stream of deceptions’ They don't believe any of that [stuff] Sirach Chapter 2 Ben Shapiro's review of Black Panther Feedback: please send your questions and comments to [email protected] The Barnhardt Podcast is produced by SuperNerd Media; if you found this episode to be of value you can share some value to back to SuperNerd at the SuperNerd Media website. You can also follow SuperNerd Media on Twitter and Facebook.

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