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More from the Baron. In part five of our extended interview, Richard Dufton discusses Lawrence Gardner, the misinterpretation of archaic words by modern researchers, and the bloodlines of the 'sacred isle'. Not to be missed.

Peter Poole speaks to Amanda Brace, green activist and former employee of a large charge card company, and gets her take on the concept of money and the inherent problems with the nature of campaigning.

Part Four of a 2002 interview with Baron Richard Dufton. In this episode, Dufton defines the New World Order and gives us his personal take on popular conspiracy researcher, David Icke, and the nature of the Reptilian bloodline. Stay tuned for Part Five.

In Part Three of a 2002 interview with Richard Dufton, the Baron discusses the real aims of the war in Afghanistan, Russian aircraft technology, and his take on former US President George W Bush Junior. More to come!

Peter Poole speaks to activist Margaret Carroll outside the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, England, during September 2009. Carroll raises her concerns about the EU and the New World Order takeover of the British Isles.

Part Two of an interview with Baron Richard Dufton from 2002. In this episode, the Baron discusses the folly of western military doctrine and the state of our supposedly modern education system.

Part one of an interview with Baron Richard Dufton from 2002. In this first part, Dufton briefly introduces himself and talks about his environmental charity, Deep Forest Green, alongside potential sources of alternative energy. Stay tuned for Part two.

The timeless appeal of Director George Lucas's Star Wars film series is analysed with a Jungian twist. Movies mimicking reality or reality mimicking the movies? Peter Poole explores some intriguing synchronicities.

The allure of the moon. The prestige of Apollo. The fabrication of a generation's legacy. Moongate.

Peter Poole reads an article from researcher Nigel Baker covering some chilling historical oddities surrounding space travel and lunar observation.