Disinfo.com
Icke's biographical story offers ample examples of this common mistake of 'Seekers After Truth'. Professional soccer player, sports correspondent,
and later national spokesperson for Britain's Green Party, Icke underwent a highly publicized spiritual awakening after a visit to a medium and
healer. The brutal reality according to some conflicting accounts however, is that Icke got a personal assistant pregnant whilst on holiday, and split
with his family. The public outcry drove Icke into the very fringes of conspiriology subcultures.
unsure if the above is true, as I could find no source or refrence elsewhere, but still worth considering.
Also found
an old thread with some usefull topics
Originally posted by clive
I too was interested in David Icke and had put some of his info on this forum. But now I'm not to sure about him. An ATS friend sent me some info
which I'll post here for you..
By Thomas Anderson.
To filter out true information through disinformation and junk is far from being an easy task. Every statement made by David Icke should be critically
analyzed trying to find out what are his true references. He does not mention the worthy sources of this information while he does not forget to
mention other books filled with inconsistencies and lies.
As for the Illuminati, I do not know accurately what it refers to. This reality of the Illuminati may be both true and false. It is true in the sense
that there is an elite manipulating the world with its own hidden agenda within secret societies and secretive groups. The false part is the way they
are depicted in most conspiracy books. The Illuminati conspiracy theories are mostly disinformation spread out by the agents of this very same elite.
Let me take an example. When Donald Rumsfeld chooses what is regarded as the Illuminati logotype for his new IAO agency, he uses the Illuminati
symbolism in order to discard those who will criticize the purpose of this agency and its data-mining project. His idea they will put forward
inconsistent arguments that spoon-feeders have spread out with Illuminati theories.
www.thememoryhole.org...
In a sense, acting this way, Donald Rumsfeld is and regards himself as a member of the Illuminati. He manipulates the opinions. He acts as an
"enlightened", but in the same times uses the conspiracy lies as a cover-up. He knows that intellectuals do not believe in conspiracy theories, as
they are developed in popular, manipulative disinformation books. If someone criticizes his project or the logotype, he will tax him a stupid paranoid
believing in "conspiracy nuts" (reptilians). He does indeed. He makes fools of his detractors. Just read the arguments opposed to them at the Center
for Security Policy (one of the organizations he belongs to). Also note the use of the flaming torch symbol referred to by Icke as the "brotherhood"
symbol.
www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org...
It is of the highest cynicism. Illuminati (or the establishment) have themselves written the false stories talking about them. The very concept of
Illuminati is intended to spread out disinformation. The concept in itself is not totally false because in a way these manipulative wealthy people
belonging to the ruling overclass correspond to the definition given to the term Illuminati.
As for Icke's reptilian stories, it is inspired from the belief of the old ruling aristocratic class of being of from a special blood, the old racist
idea (Gobineau) that Nordics belong to a superior race. Note that he sometimes uses the term "reptilian" in association with the more orthodox
"Aryan" one. This should remind you of something. I would tend to believe that Rumsfeld and Icke work for the same hidden agenda.
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