[Firestarter]

Former BBC journalist David Icke has become so immensely popular by being pushed into the spotlight by the media (including mainstream) and search engines.
Unashamedly in 2016 David Icke went on the BBC’s “This week” to be interviewed by Andrew Neil to tell that the British Royal family are lizards.


When he made his career change becoming conspiracy theorist, Icke claimed to be the "Son of the Godhead".
In Icke-speak, that's like claiming to be a Son of the shapeshifting reptilians!

David Icke’s “Freedom Foundation” was administered by the International Humanities Center (IHC). In 2005, one of the top donors of the IHC was the cult-controlled Tides Foundation.

Icke has also pushed bizarre tales on the moon, "a spacecraft and inter-dimensional portal controlled by the reptilians"...

See David Icke and his ex-wife showing their love for Freemasonry...

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David Icke, dear, oh dear, oh dear. David once announced on his website that Laurence Gardner and his cronies performed blood-drinking rituals at his “Columba House.” Before uttering this ridiculous libel David should have contacted the Post Office and checked as to where “Columba House” was actually situated.

If he had have done the Post Office would quite happily have told him that “Columba House” was in fact a six inch by twelve inch Post Office Box at the local Post Office Branch in Tiverton, Devon. Exactly how many shape-shifting reptilian vampires and their victims can you get into a standard British Post Office Box?

Having all shape-shifted into reptilian vampires, David Icke would then have us believe that they all shrunk to the size of Minnie Mouse and got a postal worker to put them in the box. If the reader thinks this is possible or even probable, and I am sure that some who stay glued to the Internet all day will, then it is also entirely possible that the reader will believe that Laurence Gardner sacrificed babies at Montauk.

David Icke is concocting all this out of his cynical, fiscally motivated imagination and flogging it to a willing audience who, frighteningly enough, actually swallow it whole.

https://dragonattheendoftime.com/nicholas-de-vere/


In 1991, David Icke predicted a string of giant disasters (I haven't seen Icke correct many of his earlier disastrous "conspiracy theories")...


See Icke ending his interview with Project Camelot with Masonic handshakes.

https://www.lawfulpath.com/forum/viewtop...=30&t=1125