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originally posted by: DrJunk
That's the exact nature of my statement, yes. A monkey throwing poo can even hit a moving target once in a while, doesn't mean he should play for the Yankees.
Pervert Jimmy Savile sexually abused vulnerable girls during sinister black masses, it has been claimed.
The BBC star dressed in black robes during the rituals which allegedly took place in the basement of Stoke Mandeville hospital, in 1975.
Five years later, the Jim'll Fix It star supposedly took part in more satanic abuse at a plush London residence. A 21-year-old was reportedly forced to take part in an orgy in a room decked out with satanic symbols.
Disgraced Savile hid his face with a mask during the abuse, but was identified by the 12-year-old victim in the Stoke Mandeville case. She spotted his distinctive white hair sprouting from beneath the garments and recognised his voice.
She told therapist Valerie Sinason she was molested, raped and beaten during the twisted ceremony by Savile, who chanted "Ave Satanas" with other devil worshippers in the dark, candle-lit room.
A further 19 hospitals are to be investigated over their links to allegations of sexual abuse by Jimmy Savile, the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt has said.
The move takes the number of hospitals under investigation to 32. Savile, who died in 2011 aged 84, is believed to have abused hundreds of children. He had a bedroom at Stoke Mandeville hospital, an office and living quarters at Broadmoor, and widespread access to Leeds general infirmary. They were the main focus of the initial investigations, being the first to come under scrutiny, but another 10 were added in January.
The wave of allegations made against Savile sparked the launch of the Operation Yewtree police investigation, which is also looking into claims about others linked to him, as well as separate allegations about a number of high-profile figures.
originally posted by: nonspecific
So even if several things either one of them said turned out to be true you would still dismiss any of there other theories?
reply to: DrJunk
originally posted by: Konduit
David Icke on Satanic Ritual, interesting none the less.
A common misconception about Icke's Reptilians, the reason he calls them such is because many pre-biblical depictions of these deities they are worshiping, which are also demons, djinn, whatever you want to call it, shows them as being humanoid with lizard-like features.
He also claims that the power elite are not shape shifters themselves, but are in contact and influenced by them through this kind of satanic ritual. Really makes you wonder now...
originally posted by: nonspecific
The Op asked if you would reconsider theories you have previously dismissed if more of them were proved to be correct.
As I said He already got Saville right and if the other 2 he named came out as involved in this inquiry along with some of the other stuff he predicted and got right then it would surely give his other threads more backing.
a reply to: DrJunk
originally posted by: nonspecific
But do you have any proof that they are not!
i honestly think that when he writes his autobiography it will be called "don't mention the reptillians"
Is his belief any more crazy than believing that Jesus christ was the son of god, that is a pretty crazy story itself and has just as much evidence to back up it's claims?
a reply to: woodwardjnr
originally posted by: Agent_USA_Supporter
a reply to: nonspecific
David Icke was right about the elites that they are were involved in "satanic" sex rituals. I understand why they dont like Icke but dont forget he was right about this as for his claims of the moon and others well we do live in a strange world so he could be right again.
originally posted by: nonspecific
Although I do not understand the science involved I have seen a few articles lately disscussing scientist conducting experiments to show the universe is holographic.
I do not know if the two are in any way similar but thats a pretty whacked out claim to make only to see science come to the same conclusion.
a reply to: Agent_USA_Supporter
originally posted by: uncommitted
originally posted by: nonspecific
Agreed but the point I was attempting to make is that he did not make a broad claim but highlighted certain individuals in particular.
If these eminent elites came into investigation and were found guilty it would go a long way towards re evalulating his work.
a reply to: Taupin Desciple
No it wouldn't. Peadophilia is a condition, and it's not one that is linked to someone based on what some refer to as their 'class' in life. A person could be a street sweeper or a minister of Parliament and be a peadophile - it's nothing to do with whether you are a 'member of the elite'. The more extraordinary claim would be that no one in government - ever - had been a peadophile, whether a practicing one or otherwise. Statistically that is massively unlikely.
I guess you are basing this thread on recent allegations from an individual that the police have said seem credible? I haven't heard anything about satanic rituals being associated with that particular allegation so again, it doesn't do anything to vindicate Icke.
originally posted by: nonspecific
I agree and believe me I hope he is wrong but peodophilia is not always a sexual thing.
Secret occult societies and many forms of magic use ritualistic sex and sacrifice.
a reply to: uncommitted