Quote: (09-24-2018 10:32 AM)Marmite Wrote:
It was on the Wogan interview that he stated he was God, or more accurately that we are all God. I think that was the start of his being called crazy. I really like David Icke, and have killed many an hour watching his videos on YouTube. I haven't read any of his books of which there are many, but I will get round to them at some point.
His reptilian shape shifter theory does seem very far fetched, but most of what he has talked about in the past has been revealed as being true, so I wouldn't completely dismiss even his crazier ideas.
As a side note, Wogan is Sir Terry Wogan that openly admitted he knew about the Jimmy Saville paedophilia ring, but said nothing because he wanted to protect his career.
Yeah, the headlines in the papers were brutal: 'David Icke Son Of God' sort of thing. I can't recall someone going from being so well-respected to vilified as quickly, which kinda makes it all the more admirable that he went down the road he did, at the very height of his celebrity no less.
Lizard-men makes me smile but honestly, if it turned out to be true, I wouldn't bat an eyelid.
'Sir' Terry knowing about stuff like that? I wasn't aware of that, and again I wouldn't be surprised. It would make that Wogan episode incredibly ironic now though.
That reminds me of Esther Rantzen (founder of Childline) knowing all about Jimmy Savile but failing to act.
I've since watched one of his vids that Roosh posted and yes, he does come across well, no wonder they didn't want him on the TV anymore.
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