Baker is associated with Lyndon LaRouche's extreme right organizations. Consider the remarks of Libby Gardon, the president of CHOC, when confronted with the nature of Mullins' work. Now this is a very interesting and half-hearted disavowal, to say the least. Gardon has reportedly known Mullins for fifteen years. Her organization openly sold Mullins' hate propaganda until this was exposed last month.
Nothing is further from the truth.
The Curse of Canaan and The World Order, to name but two of his books which are condemned as prohibited hate propaganda by Customs and Excise, are of quite recent vintage, and Mullins continues to actively sell them. Nor is CHOC alone in promoting extreme-right and fascist conspiracies. One such tape outlines an alleged conspiracy behind the US Federal Reserve System, and advises listeners to join Griffin's group. True enough, the Griffin Internet site sells a variety of alternative health books. PN itself carries numerous alternative medicine books, as well as a full list of Eustace Mullins material and other extreme-right propaganda.