Can anyone confirm if David Icke (ex BBC) is still alive

Following complaints from the Canadian Jewish Congress in 2000, Icke was briefly detained by immigration officials in Canada, where he was booked for a speaking tour,[64] and his books were removed from Indigo Books, a Canadian chain. Several stops on the tour were cancelled by their venues, as was a lecture in London.[186][187] Two venues in Berlin cancelled live events scheduled to be hosted by Icke in 2017 following accusations of antisemitism. The Maritim hotel did not give a reason for the cancellation, but the Carl Benz Arena wrote on its Facebook page that it was due to the "contentious nature and the contradictory statements, which for us as a politically neutral event venue do not give a clear picture."[25] An event to be held at Manchester United's Old Trafford was also cancelled in 2017, with the venue saying it was due to Icke's "objectionable views."[188] After Icke's talk in Vancouver on 2 September 2017, the Canadian Jewish News called him "a controversial conspiracy theorist, antisemite and Holocaust denier". Micheal Vonn, the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association's policy director, told the newspaper: "You are free to be a racist in Canada, you are free to say so and tell others that they should be, too."[189]

In February 2019, the Australian Government cancelled Icke's visa ahead of a planned speaking tour[190] on the grounds of his character.[191] Immigration Minister David Coleman upheld the complaint made by Dvir Abramovich, the chairman of the Anti-Defamation Commission.[192] This decision was applauded by both major political parties. Labor's immigration spokesman, Shayne Neumann, said, "Labor welcomes the fact that the Government did what we called on them to do and refused David Icke's visa application."[191] Icke issued a statement in which he described himself as "the victim of a smear campaign from politicians who have been listening to special interest groups".[193]

On 4 November 2022, it was reported that Icke had been banned from entering the Netherlands for two years, after being sent a letter from the Dutch government saying that his presence in the country would pose a risk to public order.

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Rico, I'm confused by all that tbh, so what was he actually found guilty of please in those countries, cuz what you posted doesn't make it clear?

Made plenty of money for someone described as a nutcase when he left the BBC.
talks some sense sometimes , but he truly believed the Queen was a lizard .

He lives on Pluto  in a pink tent , and has a pet  swan called Himmler.

George knows perfectly well that he is alive and "well". George is mischief-making. Not sure why he would post this on a horse racing thread, better on the snooker forum perhaps.