David Icke Confirmed For an ATS "Ask Me Anything" for May 10th, 2016.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

You’re probably right

Maybe
Three very volatile and flawed people

a reply to: ch1n1t0

Vallee would be epic.



I'm not really too interested in Icke, but plenty of people are and he is a great name to add to the AMA library!

I love all the AMA's rolling in, good job ATS

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

I don't like the way the last one rolled out with Tom Delonge as he answered the questions but he did not quote (not that he to)the question so I had to roll back 4 pages just to see the question so it was hard to follow what he had to say.

I think the questions should be quoted in whole so it's easier to follow,not having a moan here, I just think it will improve it.
Anyway looking forward to Icke,I watch his videocast every week which are very insightful.

Thanks and for the heads up. Hope to not miss this one.

This should be very exciting! I'm really looking forward to this!

originally posted by: southbeach
a reply to: SkepticOverlord

I don't like the way the last one rolled out with Tom Delonge as he answered the questions but he did not quote (not that he to)the question so I had to roll back 4 pages just to see the question so it was hard to follow what he had to say.

I think the questions should be quoted in whole so it's easier to follow,not having a moan here, I just think it will improve it.
Anyway looking forward to Icke,I watch his videocast every week which are very insightful.

You just needed to click the name he quoted, then the question of that person showed up... neat

a reply to: Ddrneville

Its gonna be hard to ask some questions without sounding either rude or condesending. much of what he claims he links to who he is as a person, so challenging the claims may end up challenging the person..and I dont think it should be just a fawning fest over his theories.

a reply to: SaturnFX


There are ways of saying things respectfully. I'm sure you'll think of a way.

Too bad, we won't be able to hear his voice. I love that accent! Handsome dude too! LOL
I'm not sure what I would want to ask. Usually someone else asks the same thing I would have asked anyway, so I'll just sit back and read.

I'm looking forward to this so much.
The fact he was one of Hereford's best ever goalkeepers is just icing on my cake.

Anyway, he might be too busy celebrating Leicester winning the premiership by then to turn up.

originally posted by: SaturnFX
Its gonna be hard to ask some questions without sounding either rude or condesending. much of what he claims he links to who he is as a person, so challenging the claims may end up challenging the person..and I dont think it should be just a fawning fest over his theories.

i can definitely see your point.

i hope its respectful, because he does seem like a genuine nice guy, but do we avoid the whole reptillian subject?, when its been pretty core to his theories

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Would it be considered rude, if I'd ask which experience let him to claim he is the son of god?
Because I'd really want to know...
But yeah, Icke should be more interesting than the last one.

He didn't claim that he was the son of god, he mentioned that we are all the son of god to a degree. Not a ferocious fan of Icke but when YT videos take 3 second clips and distort the context it vexes me, no matter who you are.

Despite their appeal his reptilian claims have been harshly distorted as well, he never claimed that politicians or the queen of England were reptilians, but modern secret societies believe they are in contact with these entities. He looked at ancient scripture from cultures all around the world and found that they all describe the same malevolent beings as being reptilian in nature.

a reply to: CheckPointCharlie

can we maybe poll the top ten questions we are going to ask collectively so he can run them off the bat !

the last AMA with Tom Delonge wasn´t exactly nice. when i saw his videos and read the chapters of his book thought it was going to be very interesting - he seemed to be an excellent communicator.
but he just answered with one-liners... if bad energy is able to travel between the lines then that is what happened. maybe he was under stress. if what he says is true i imagine that it is very stressful to be in his shoes. i wonder if he took more on his plate than he is able finish.
i´m still curious about what he is going to do in the future.

now David Icke appears to be borderline lunatic but in his speeches i find him straightforward and he seems to think for himself. will peek in again with an open mind.

I was at Glastonbury when Icke was a guest speaker; shortly after his 'coming out,' when his ideas were quite raw. He seemed idealistic, evangelical and...well,, frankly, delusional, but the crowd were sympathetic, particularly to his ideas about ecology and treating the planet with respect.

However, as the decades move on, I am alarmed both by his his more outlandish claims and the fact that you don't seem to be able to investigate anything from his site without paying for it. A while ago, I started thinking scam, but surely no-one would scam so hard, for so long? There must be easier ways (like being a professional footballer) to make your living...

So, from a psychological stance, this should be fun.

originally posted by: nonspecific

originally posted by: Rosinitiate

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Would it be considered rude, if I'd ask which experience let him to claim he is the son of god?
Because I'd really want to know...
But yeah, Icke should be more interesting than the last one.

That was like 20 years ago.

A little presumptious on my part but maybe it would be a good idea for one of the owner/mod/supermods ect to host a

"Lets dispell some myths about David Icke before the real AMA" thread

A lot of people seem to know that "he's a looney" and "the reptillians" and "he said he was the son of God HUR HUR HUR" routine but that is not what he deserves regardless of "opinion"

Look at the amount of books that he has sold, look at his sell out tours, He filled Wembly stadium? How many here have seen his talk at the Oxford University union?

Look at what he said about VIP paedophiles years before it all came out and the European superstate, the erosion of freedoms anybody?

Not to be picky, but he's never 'played' Wembley Stadium, he played Wembley Arena. May sound like a small point but the stadium has max attendance in the region of 50,000, the arena is roughly 12,000. Still impressive but then I'm sure Jedward have performed to bigger crowds.

He was hardly the first who spoke about VIP paedophiles, that's a fallacy. IMHO it's fairly clear it was talked about and known about a lot, but without a criminal charge, slander and libel would prevent too much being put into print.

As for European superstate - did you watch the Nick Robinson doc on Europe screened on BBC2 on Tuesday night at 9pm? People have been talking about that for the last 60 years.

Is he a looney? I don't like the term, but whatever he is he's good at selling it to those predisposed to give his (or his researchers) views credence so fair play to him - there's a market for most things and ATS users are certainly one of his.

To brush aside his constant references to lizard people over many years, and his statement that if I remember correctly was that he was the son of the 'God-head'. is disingenuous though - he said it, in fact it was his first meme, obviously drew a fair bit of ridicule and seems to have been redefining the product over the last 20 years or so to make it more marketable.

Fairly sure the AMA will remarkably coincide with either a book release, public event or something similar so all is good.

It's a pity we are not all on web cams we could dress up as lizards and give him a warm welcome well he can't be any worse than Tom DeLonge was

a reply to: Konduit

Really

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