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It seems there has been a little confusion as to what David Icke is describing. Someone pointed out that Icke is just talking about the electromagnetic spectrum, but though it's not in this clip, David Icke also talks about other entities existing on other frequencies exactly like Michio Kaku has explained here.
Source: www.youtube.com...
You are in my humble opinion closed minded and proud of heart.
David Icke is the man
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
If David Ick is so "mad" than how come he was 17 years ahead of Michio Kaku and Stephen Hawking, two of our greatest minds now living?
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
Ya gotta learn to think outside the box....
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
mainstream science is now coming around to admitting Mr. Icke's theories may not be so outlandish.
Originally posted by Macdon
As for paedophilia and Satanism, I agree absolutely and sodomy too – most of the elites engage in these types of sordid escapades.
What is so wrong with being a Satanist? Satan cannot be any worse than the mad-man of a god the Jews, Christians and Muslim worship.
Originally posted by AutOmatIc
In this reality that we live in, it's accepted and believed to be completely sane for adults to believe in, talk to, and pray to invisible entities (angels, demons, gods, God ...etc.) that nobody has ever truly proven to exist, but if you believe that reptilians have invaded our society and shape shift into humans who control this planet you are a nutjob?
Originally posted by twohawks
reply to post by beebs
Come on man, in the age of free information, don't you thing that as soon as one of these nut cases starts pandering to our wallets that their no different than the scum were complaining about?
Originally posted by -Blackout-
I agree - David Icke not only gives Ufology a bad name, but he preys on the gullible and weak minded folks to make money with his tales and stories that would be better suited for a Hollywood sci-fi movie script (or ripoff, hello V)
Its people like David Icke that make honest researchers study the UFO/ET subject behind closed doors to avoid ridicule.
He makes a mockery out of the whole subject.
I am totally anti David Icke also. While he maybe a good man, the guy needs to leave the Ufology field and never look back. Anything by him is automatic fail.
[edit on 25-6-2010 by -Blackout-]
Officials at various libraries around the greater Vancouver area say that Icke's books are almost perpetually in high demand and that they have received no complaints from the general public or special interest groups regarding the Englishman's tomes.
Human rights lawyer Richard Warman, working at the time for the Canadian Green Party and later for the Canadian Human Rights Commission, took credit for much of this in an interview with Jon Ronson for the latter's documentary about the Canadian tour, David Icke, the Lizards and the Jews (2001), in which Ronson catalogues the cancelled radio interviews and book signings that Warman appears to have engineered.[73] In response, Icke's Children of the Matrix (2001) reportedly accused Warman of being an Illuminati "gatekeeper," and of working to stop the exposure of child abuse, which triggered a lawsuit from Warman.[74] According to Maclean's, Warman issued libel notices to Canadian public libraries that he would include them in his action if they did not remove Children of the Matrix from their shelves. The B.C. Libraries Association cited the notices on an Internet database of censorship attempts, which attracted another libel warning from Warman. To settle it, the Association agreed to remove quotes from Icke's book from its website.[75]