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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.

Spiritualist Noel O'Dwyer recollects on a mysterious UFO sighting from the early 1970s that still captivates him to this very day. More from Noel can be heard in Episode 7: Legacy of the Covenant.

Crop Circles have been the source of much debate since the early 1980s. Although there are many theories, what is known for certain? We find out.

The profound insights of the late Terence Mckenna are explored. A world beyond the looking glass of perception. The ultimate destination.

A brief encounter with researcher Colin Fellows on the bustling streets of Westminster. Fellows discusses the War Damages Act, the implications of the retrospective Burma Oil Judgment, and his take on former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher.

An analysis of the pyramid's mystical and cryptic prophecy for your deliberation.

What is the Covenant? Brighton based spiritualist Noel O'Dwyer discusses the nature of this holy concept, its relevance in the modern world, and its implications for the future.

Historian Richard Darlow discusses the meaning and roots of the word 'Amen' in prayer.

Expert campaigner Gary Kemp bullhorns the UK New Labour Party on the Fluoride issue during the Brighton Conference of late 2004.

Why do we need ID cards? Is it just for added security against terrorism or are they part of something far more sinister? Could they be a stepping stone towards an implanted chip? Powerful analysis.

A munch of an apple sparks another interesting conversation with Gary Kemp. This time, it's about the merits of a raw food diet, the failings of our politicians, and Fluoride. This was recorded inside Westminster Parliament during lobbying on Fluoride.

Gary Kemp continues with an exposure of Fluoride. Should there be a fear of Fluoride? We find out.

Gary Kemp briefly discusses the impact vaccinations have on their recipients. Chilling but vital information.