The candidate: David Icke is standing for a parliamentary seat. Photo: Jack Cutting
(Update: Steve, in his excellent comments, below, says I mischaracterized David Icke’s spiritual views in this post. In short, Icke believes that he is a Son of God, not “the” Son, a state he shares with any other human being. — mb)
from Mark:
Red Ice this week made international news of David Icke’s anti-Big Brother campaign for British Parliament.
Icke, the former sportscaster, footballer and a Son of Godreincarnation of Jesus Christ (so he says), does not want the job, actually.
Rather, he seeks to call attention to Britain’s alarming cascade into a full-blown police state.
As the Palmgren brothers note at Red Ice, The Times of London, a Rupert Murdoch paper (that I’ve written for), mocked Icke’s announcement, noting the conspiracy researcher’s assertion that the Royal family and other world leaders are members of a reptilian master race.
The Times lists Icke alongside a beauty queen and the gag candidate, Mad Cow-Girl, as the candidates for the available seat.
David Icke’s Media Conference In ‘Big Brother’ By-Election Update (Video) In case you’ve missed it, David Icke will stand under the title ‘Big Brother – The Big Picture’ with David Davis in the upcoming parliamentary by-election in Haltemprice and Howden. Listen to our radio program from July 1st with David Icke to get the background. The following video is the presentation David Icke gave at the press conference July 2nd:[googlevideo=http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-972704915352925347]
Good to see you linked to Icke’s media conference. Sadly you saw fit to dredge up that old slander about Icke believing he is the reincarnation of Christ. This is incorrect. What he said on the BBC when the full campaign to vilify him was in earnest and from which he still suffers, was that we are all sons of god or some such, meaning that whatever the “soul” is, it is within each one of us. In other words, each of us is on his own personal journey, and not a journey created and managed for us by the Illuminati prison religions. Not very monotheistic, but you get the rather non-insane implication and message. But the “reptiles” had their way–and you parrot their characterization.
In this you mimic your hero, Alan Watt, who I admit is a totally estimable fellow and researcher–apart from his lack of graciousness and condescension to all even slightly different versions of the obvious conspiracy he is disclosing. A streak of intolerance and meanness of spirit, sad to say. Thus his website has a nasty attack on those who believe in reptilians (that would be Icke, of course) and even accused Icke of being a Freemason. Very sad indeed and implying a serious cahracter flaw (you will never see Icke persoanlly attack a fellow researcher), as both are chasing the same quarry. Watt freely admits a zone of “evil” that exists outside the five sense realm, from which humans can be “possessed” by “demons”. Say what?! So does Icke, only he thinks that they are “reptilian.” He is not alone. But the essential point is they are talking about the same phenomonon.
Meanwhile, as you note, the attack on Icke continues, right from the source Icke thinks is reptilian, but which both Icke and Watt would agree are the bloodline families. Icke is brave, fearless and genuine. We need him. And we need Watt also–preferably in unity.
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Hi Mark,
I’ve met David Icke and he seemed a really nice bloke. When all the politicians were telling us “we’ve never had it so good” David was warning us about the fragility of the banking system. That alone should deserve some respect.
Anyhow, all the best,
Jack
Ps. Yes I did take the above photo.
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