Why The Dislike For David Icke Exposing The NWO? [Please Read Before Replying]

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reply to post by Wonderer2012


I've seen one of Icke's shows.
And I would say, that if only 1/3'rd of what he says is true..
..it is totaly mind boggling, and kind of scary.

reply to post by 3chainz


well he has explained that in his books he also explains how his journey for the truth has changed throughout the years. I agree he is out to sell books but he is right on about a lot of things.

One last thing. Arent we all the son of GOD!!! if there is a GOD then yes. Jesus was trying to tell us that. Jesus was not GOD but he knew what he was and what we are. Did he not say "Ye are Gods and you dont even know it"

Let those with eyes see, those with ears hear. Many people are asleep and cant fathom there is a conspiracy to be controlled. It would destroy their whole way of life and turn it upside down. Therefore whenever they hear or see someone that isnt going along with the program they need to label them as quacks.

reply to post by Echtelion


we are all the son of god yes???? Why does that upset you . Like he said if Jesus came hear today he would be locked up at bellvue medicated maybe lobotomized

David raises many global issues, bringing them into question. The mere fact that he reflects such ideas, opinions, and beliefs is a great thing. Is it really that natural to label someone as crazy right off the bat just because their beliefs differ from your own??? Why are people so quick to react (conditioning)??? All I know is that there's a lot that I don't know.

reply to post by Echtelion


No.. Reptilan hominids was depicted waaaaay before the TV-series "V".

Annunaki, described by the Sumerians.


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reply to post by Echtelion

You didn't read the thread, did you? The son of god thing has already been addressed a few times by the OP.

reply to post by Klassified


Cheers mate, I wasn't going to reply but then he posted it twice

It sums it up that the haters would have to rely on a blatantly edited video to discredit him and feel the need to repeat the same lie over and over. When one watches the entire 1991 interview, he clearly states we are all the Son of God, that we all share the same infinite consciousness. At no point did he say he was THE Son of God and as you say, this has been addressed a few times already in the thread.

I can`t understand people saying he is a "fear-mongerer". In his lectures, especially towards the end he tries to explain/show ways to "break the mental chains" with which humanity is enslaved in, which I find is quiet positive to say the least.

Lizards or no lizards, his over-all message is peace and kindness to yourself and others will bring about a kinder more peaceful word. Thats not fear-mongering.

Icke is a bit unusual, but he is one of the few (if not the only) people that sends us positive affirmations about humanity and the deep profundity of life. He's an atypical conspiracy theorist/truther. He's trying to teach us about our potential and guiding us around the pitfalls. He truly does have magnetism and I believe he believes everything he says.

I watched a very good video by him and was saying "this guy isn't bad... seems smart" I agreed with a lot of what he was saying. Some of it seemed a little extreme but who's to say and it didn't seem particularly biased so I tried to open my mind. I also think a lot interesting discussions happen on his forum although I am not a member... and I kept watching and kept watching for the agenda... you know, the motive of any possible disinfo and he was doing so beautifully and about to wrap this lengthy interview up and them BAM... there it was. He squeezed it in right at the end.

I can't remember what he said but it was the kicker that makes you wonder "how the hell did he come to that conclusion from the seemingly stable foundation he just laid down?... How did he get from there to this conclusion that the elites are non human?"

Then I realized just how damn well this video had been done... and I noticed how even though we all know he is far fetched, he is is *marketed*

t is all still a think of curiosity to me. I don't dislike him and think some good points get raised but wonder where he really came from, how he got into this. I believe a lot of it is genuine but what is it that turns it on it's head? How did he get here from there? Truly a thing of curiosity.

I would be interested o him him explain t... with an open mind yet a close, watchful eye on just why he is doing what he does.

Originally posted by sd211212
reply to post by Echtelion

 

we are all the son of god yes???? Why does that upset you . Like he said if Jesus came hear today he would be locked up at bellvue medicated maybe lobotomized

Sorry, but all the evidence points out that I'm the son of my mom.

That whole God stuff is always debatable, yet not as much as Icke's theory that seems to be entirely based on a popular '80s cult John Carpenter movie.

And who is "God" btw? DO you mean "Goth" of the German gnostics, or perhaps it's the Dio, or Zeus of the Roman and Greek pagans?

... oh wait... that's Lord Yahveh! Or YHWH! Okay now I get it.

Originally posted by tomten
reply to post by Echtelion

 

No.. Reptilan hominids was depicted waaaaay before the TV-series "V".

Annunaki, described by the Sumerians.

More..

yeah, I know, but it's not David Icke who first uncovered that. That's my point. There's people like Zecharia Sitchin who did that way before.

And the creators, Nephilim, Annunaki or whatever you wanna call them, are NOT always depicted as reptilians. In Egypt they got the features of several animals, while in ancient Sumer they just look like giant humans, and there was also an early Sun worship (of Akhenaton among others), that rejected the worshipping of those weird deities.

Of course, they're the winged serpent that's an interesting figure, but it wasn't ALL over the place, just in some distant civilizations.

I do agree that the "sky beings" are there all over the place in ancient mythology. That pretty much leads to the theory that there many alien races, and the reptilians, if they really are present, are some sort of parasites among them.

I like him, he speaks so much truth - the bits you don't believe? ignore them. Filter out the bits you can believe from the bits you can't - Are our minds that incapable of doing that these days? Not everything has to come in a package, it's okay to take bits from here and bits from there!

I'm not really into the whole reptilian thing.But I stay open minded whilst benefiting from the other information he has to offer, the stuff that does resonate truth for me.

How many people who've been right all along have been laughed off. Everything this bloke says initially seems ridiculous, it clashes so much with common belief and common sense that every nerve in your body wants to say no, he doesn't present too well either and sometimes trips over himself in his rush to get out what he thinks he knows. But I think there will be a surprise along the line; he'll be the one left laughing. I have a funny feeling that quite a lot, if not all of what he is saying has truth to it. And I find that hard to admit by the way.

Originally posted by 3chainz
reply to post by Wonderer2012

 

Once the son of God, now he believes in Lizard people. Icke is either schizophrenic or a con-man.

"What if Hillary and them were reptilian?"

- Nasir Jones, the person you chose as your avatar.

reply to post by Alien44


Yes, well said!

It's quite interesting because we're all on this forum because we don't trust that our governments are being honest about certain things (or most things) right? or that there is more to this world than we are being shown?

We are raised in this society that 'they' created, the one where we are taught their definition of crazy and logical, their definition of what it socially acceptable and what is not.

This man is saying things that we have been brought up to think is madness..... brought up by 'them'..........'they' say he's a fool and a fraud.... should we not then, being people with questioning minds, be more inclined to listen up and give him the benefit of the doubt since it's exactly this 'crazy' talk which our governments have made so conveniently socially unacceptable?

If this were a cartoon and the badies said go left, then REALLY so we should go right, right??

(of course, I don't mean we should believe him JUST because we don't agree with the way 'they' do things but I think it should make us think twice before discarding what he has to say, for sure!)

p.s,
I've just watched that 'plausible points for the reptilian case' youtube vid... now i'm thinking twice on the reptillian malarky

Interesting article on David Icke... apparantly he's a THEOSOPHIST New Age shill!

The conspiracy theory seems to be a front for him to recrute people into this luciferian religion... Like a wolf in sheep's clothing.

Is Icke out there a bit? Probably, but all of these so-called experts have only theories. No one has come up with the smoking gun and as much as I like to follow these subjects, sometimes you have to wonder if it's all for the purpose of entertainment or they really are on to something. The fact is that anything sensational sells, ufo's big foot, Noah's ark the ark of the covenent, but not one of these author/speakers has anything more than hypotheticals regarding any of these subjects. I think the member of ATS come up with more accurate info than the so-called experts.

Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger

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he's still way ahead of you, and many others in The Game.

There's a game?
I quit.