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David Icke.
David Icke.
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lie machine
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I'm sure many people manage to question the "official line" on events without believing there are reptile/human hybrids trying to
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I doubt anyone in England believes the government , no I don't think that is the problem
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Part of the problem is vast numbers of people in England are technically insane , as high as 97% in some areas well it's not difficult to know who they are
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My mind is clear, it refuses to grasp that Icke , or anyone else might be a lizard
No matter how bad the Tory government is |
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we all a choice buddy......at the moment
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I think the constant need to believe in people such as Icke is a diversion
And a mediocre or defective ability to understand Well that's obvious when we listen to some of them |
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Dr Crippen 04 Jan 18 10:56
It's likely that the same people who readily call Icke all the names they do for questioning stuff, are the same types who fall for the official line on everything that is reported in the news. As you and others do on anything icke spouts |
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I wouldn't have been surprised that such people would prosper in places such as Africa , but not in England
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It makes you think
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The virtue resides somewhere within Aristotle's golden mean between extremes.
Neither those who manipulate for power nor those who are its antithesis are totally correct. Just as neither politics nor the press are virtuous. |
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on the subject of the Moon "former CIA man and pilot John Lear claims there are 250 million citizens living on the Moon,just as well I cant prove it because otherwise I"d be dead"
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The problem with self publishing is that its free.....and the material cheap, if not worthless.
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you do know you can clearly see the moon surface with a powerful but easily obtainable telescope terry?
no doubt he will tell us they all live underground or on the dark side only. |
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all media is owned by the elite and we are told or read what they want you too
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well done as he says underground cities,btw "earth is a prison planet"
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Once upolly-tito, in a land far awale, a young matrimole travellit for the count’n’census all checkly-box present’n’correckers there.
Joseph trickly-how along the roam with Mary all two-square on the botty astrile a donkey, seekit accomodakers. Weary weary all eye-rubbit and achey in the legbole, theyr turned the corm and spied a taverl all glittery in the dark there. Jospeh rattatat on the doorclabber, and out stepped the innkeep, who doffly cap and questit “Pintly bitter and a dry-white?” “Oh no” said Joseph. “All knackerit from the travelode, and despery need of a bed for falollop’n’snoozit there” “Folly” said the innkeep. “All the accomodakers fully occupile, but if you trickly-how to the stablode, feel free to prostrale among the animolds in the straw there.” So off they trickly-how round the sigold, nudgit the cows and sheeplodes out the way, and pretty soon theye were out like a light. |
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250 million, in underground cities. seems a tad unlikely don't you think.
everyone wants something to believe in i suppose. you have chosen a strange concoction of nonsense but good luck to you. no stranger than the major religions tbf |
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I'm just reporting what someone who might know said today,i really don't know but I wont 100 per cent dismiss it as crap
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The best conspiracy theorist out there.
I'd much rather listen to Katie Hopkins, any day of the week. |
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I've never heard Icke on about this lizard stuff.
Everybody seems to know about it except me. They must all be big fans of his. |
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you amaze me Dr Crippen, all the comments and lauding you have done of him and you have never heard of one of the things he is most famous for!
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Everybody stop looking, I've found it.
This is what he says: There's a predator race - fact! That takes Lizard form - fact! They feed of human energy - fact! They have enslaved us all - fact! Furthermore: The Moon is a hollowed out spacecraft - probable fact! Which houses the nefarious Illuminati that warps our perception of reality - fact! So far we've only got David's word for it. Nevertheless - can anyone disprove any of that? |
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How about you Percy, would you care to provide something tangible that could disprove what the good David says?
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yeah c'mon Percy, can you prove the queen isn't a part human part reptile shape shifting member of the illuminati
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Have you got anything tangible to prove all the "facts" you have mentioned??
Or do you just take everything the self-acclaimed son of god tells you? Icke preys on the gullible and easily led. According to new research, published in the European Journal of Social Psychology, some people like believing in conspiracy theories because of a need for uniqueness. In other words, they like to be different, and so take on beliefs that are out of the ordinary. |
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no doubt David makes a good living from all this but he must be a little disappointed that he's not raking it in like the Scientologists
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Don't pick on me Percy - I'm only the messenger.
I did say in my post that we've only got David's word for it so far. |
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Been listening to this on Youtube.
The Global Warming Scam - David Icke He says we're all being taken for a ride. |
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No one is picking on you Dr
Can't understand why you just take is word for everything. I find it scary that people believe the moon is a hollowed out spacecraft. How does Icke know this, has he flown up there and visited them? How can one man have the time to do so much research and still fly all over the world doing his seminars? maybe he is the son of god! |
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I have to admit I do question why there is an all-seeing-eye and a pyramid on the US dollar bill. makes you wonder!
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^ Makes you wonder what? it was/is a commonly used christian symbol.
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masonic innit?
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they use it and easy to link the two and read something into it that doesn't exist which is entry level conspiracy theory
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IMO it doesn't prove we're ruled by reptiles from Betelgeuse but it's a bit odd though...
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a quick google reveals it was on the great seal of the USA, which is why it is on the currency, many years before the
freemasons adopted it as a symbol |
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it's just plain weird. i was raised a christian and an all-seeing-eye and a pyramid never featured
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Nevertheless - can anyone disprove any of that?
We maybe cannot disprove it but we can certainly dismiss it. |