posted on Sep, 14 2004 @ 09:44 AM
I regret I haven't read this. Maybe later I'll try to get a torrent link to it
What I've gathered from the descriptions of the book (thanks, guys) and other works of his I did read, to be blunt, I honestly, honestly am not able
to see his 'biggest secret' as being more than a clever piece of fiction, because really it seems well that he's trying to appear clever for you to
continue supporting him -- financially. I feel like David Icke has zero credibility, and I have no reason to believe his claims regarding lizards and
all this, although his works are amusing (sorry) and time I don't mind wasting.
His personal website is so poorly presented and so out there, it could be mistaken for satire on a cursory glance. Has Mr. Icke established his claims
in any at all kind of discernable evidence? Or is it a brand of his own personal and broad or circumstantial evidence that is likely an error in
interpretation if he is even sincere to begin with, which he has again provided no reason for me to believe? I was never clear on this, so please if
someone could enlighten me.
enrage, your quote regarding the Devil - just seems convenient, because nothing in Revelation chapter 12 can be proven empirically, just as I don't
think anything in scriptures can be (probably exceptions, let me know). If he's basing an uncertainty (the notion that UFOs are occupied mostly by
Repitilians) on another, probably greater uncertainty (the notion of Christian methology), it kind of negates the whole thing right off the bat..
(nevermind that the quote doesn't relate to UFOs in the first place..) If you're a believer in the Bible, it likely has the opposite effect, which
again, I feel is all part of the sales pitch, I'm sorry..
Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think so. We need something real in this UFO phenomena..
Deny ignorance ...
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