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Check out this new short documentary and walk with David Icke.

Description:

Conspiracy theorist David Icke takes us to a local satanic execution site and discusses the plot of the secret lizard illuminati.

We traveled to the Isle of Wight to meet the most iconic conspiracy theorist on Earth, David Icke. A former professional goalkeeper and television presenter, David Icke found international fame back in the 90s when he began uncovering a secret lizard illuminati plot. Icke discovered that a race of shape-shifting lizards has been masquerading as presidents and monarchs for centuries while planning to crush the planet.

In Part 2, Icke takes VICE host Kevin Morpurgo to the site of a local Satanic execution and explains what the global cabal of pedophile aliens has to do with Stanley Kubrick and Bill Clinton.

Part 1 and 2:

Here is a clip from David Icke's recent 9 hour presentation at Wembley in London about the Saturn/Moon matrix.



Impressions of his Wembley presentation:



From his interviews:

Okay, I have watched all 7 hours of Human Race Get Of Your Knees and found it truly fascinating. All of the methods talked about above have been employed here. I don't know if Winston or anyone else here can present a single shred of evidence to back up anything David says or not, but he didn't present one in the whole 7 hours. Lots of great showmanship, interesting theories and citing of books, but not one bit of evidence.

He also spent a good long time naming important figures in current political positions as Rothschild Zionists without presenting any evidence. I'm actually amazed he gets away with this.

Let me add that i am not saying he is wholly or even partly wrong, but I'd like to see some evidence for some of it.

To be fair, I don't think he was suggesting he was the one and only son of any anthropomorphic god figure there.

Again, I don't think Jesus ever meant that either. That was down to people taking poor notes.

Icke within the first 20 seconds says he's the son of god.

Yup! He certainly does say that and he doesn't attempt to make it seem any other way. Even after the interviewer informs him that the audience is NOT laughing with him, they are laughing AT him.

People don't like uncertainty. we want to know what tomorrow may bring. That is a certainty. What Icke does in his narratives is he identifies those imagined evils for his audience. That is his appeal.