David Icke: Was he right? C5 11pm (boxing day)
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Lisarocket
In bed with me dinner
danny la rouge said:
I've turned up to say yes, but it seems like it's not worth the hassle as usual...
Once upon a time, way way back, I wouldn't necessarily get much attention while posting, and I was just remembering that sometimes it would be tempting to be deliberately provocative in order to find it.Blagsta said:
You can tell how hard I have to try now (see Teepee's post above)
danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
That the world is ruled by lizards...Lisarocket said:
editor
hiraethified
Curse me for asking those pesky questions, eh?Jazzz said:
I mean, what a cheek!
The audacity of me to ask for something as trivial as the name of this amazing document, who wrote it and some sort of indication as to the author's credibility!
Perhaps you'd prefer it if I just blindly accepted any old horseshit posted up on the internet like you, eh? After all, if Joe "No facts" Vialls is good enough for you, who am I to quibble?
Divisive Cotton
Now I just have my toy soldiers
I didn't watch the programme but in connection with todays news, in Icke's infamous Wogan chat show appearance shortly after the first Gulf war he unequivocally declared that Saddam Hussein was dead.
editor
hiraethified
According to Jazzz, it couldn't have been the real Saddam that was executed today, but some poor, confused l'il patsy.Divisive Cotton said:
http://www.urban75.net/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=1900487&postcount=43
It's all a conspiwacy!
mikeinworthing
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rocketman said:
There’s one hell of a different between genuine small children and adults acting like small children.
mikeinworthing
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breathbona said:
As ye olde saying goes – it takes one to know one.
mikeinworthing said:There’s one hell of a different between genuine small children and adults acting like small children.
Well, there is an argument that says that adults would be more fulfilled if they allowed their inner child a little space for wonder, curiousity, and to ask questions like, "what if", rather than getting fixed into consensus opinion.
editor said:
Well, my intention was only to change the debate slightly. Rather than a black and white, right/not right chat, which would end in polarised opinions, I thought it may have some value to change it into a discussion that asked "what if" he was right. Then we could take each thing Icke claims, and examine it a little more logically. For example, if there are lizards, what do they eat, how do they breed, and so on. But to say lizards, yes or no, well, that just ends up all contentious and dead dull to read, as arguments are boring.
editor said:
Perhaps it would, but there's nothing wrong with discussing it. The fact that it's wrong (the moon made of cheese, I mean), doesn't mean that discussing which type of cheese it is made of isn't of interest to someone somewhere, though it's only semantics. At the end of the day, maybe the moon is made of cheese, I've never been there, and rely on my knowedge of the moon as taught at schools (and so on), and the knowledge we have of anything is based on scientific tools, all of which are necessarily subjective, in that every scientist could be looking at things differently. Though that is why they repeat experiments, to ensure equivalence of answers.
But for saying that, don't for a second believe it means this one thinks the moon is made of cheese. It's clearly made of Soya.
editor said:You've got too much time on your hands.
Yeah i have at the moment. It's brilliant. It's been a very busy year - I miss Urban sometimes, but time - let's say I have a stack of stuff I should be doing, but need the slack more. A stack of slack, mmmmm.
But what IS it made of - is it Soya, Cheese, or Rock. I can't accept the latter, rocks would fall, wouldn't they? I don't buy that gravity thing, clearly the planets are painted on a wall, I'm with the Middle Ages Pope on that one.
But in a way, that's interesting in itself - the attempt to suppress Galileo. If Urban was around in the Middle Ages, this thread may even read: "Galileo - is he right?".
NB: This does not mean I think Icke is right like Galileo was right, but some of what he says is quite interesting.
Blagsta
Minimum cage, maximum cage
Jazzz said:Once upon a time, way way back, I wouldn't necessarily get much attention while posting, and I was just remembering that sometimes it would be tempting to be deliberately provocative in order to find it.
You can tell how hard I have to try now (see Teepee's post above)
Ahhhhh. So you now you think its a much better tactic to make people think you're a raving loon.
Flavour said:1. Holograms, duh
2. Food.
3. In private.
4. About 200 years.
5. Aldebaran.
Glad I could be of some help, human.
Are your holograms powered? Where do they draw power from? Please could you specify what food is food to you? Because if we knew that, then we'd be able to figure out where you live.
Thanks for your help, mighty overlord.
Lisarocket
In bed with me dinner
danny la rouge said:
Have you ever had a close look at George Bush when he's on tv? You can see it in his eyes...
and as for that new pope...
Flavour
hang the bankers
They are powered by our internal electrical current, which is exceptional.
We eat a variety of foodstuffs, much the same as all reptiles and mammals: Other animals and plants, and their byproducts.
This week I have eaten: Oxtail soup, Steamed salmon, 2 apples, 4 Coconut biscuits, 812 grains of rice, six bowls of shredded wheat, 71 baked beans, and one of those new-fangled 'Subway' sandwhiches.
We eat a variety of foodstuffs, much the same as all reptiles and mammals: Other animals and plants, and their byproducts.
This week I have eaten: Oxtail soup, Steamed salmon, 2 apples, 4 Coconut biscuits, 812 grains of rice, six bowls of shredded wheat, 71 baked beans, and one of those new-fangled 'Subway' sandwhiches.
in response to larry, i think its easy to see that much of ickes chat is similiar to the more esoteric end of nazism, i think he fetishises race and almost certainly has a degree of anti-semetic beliefs
he writes very clumsily about race and at times is openly anti-semetic
he also endorses all the crap about lemuria, atlantic etc ... and we know well where that leads
however, i disagree about the codewords and i do not think anti-semetism or any kind of mystical nazism is his guiding agenda, i think he's thick
he takes from whatever fits his creation, the left or the right, thats not to say hes mad, i dont think he is
hes caught onto something that has made him a lot of cash and given him status and influence amongst certain people, hes kind of like a cult leader, not mad, just very much acting out of self-interest and a desire to maintain what hes created
he also didnt invent reptiles, evil transdimensional beings controlling the plant is an idea thats millenia old, he just made it a bit techno and ufo types were banging on about reptillians long before him, the rest he got off 'V'
he ripped off everything he ever wrote from people who at least went to the trouble to make it up themselves
he writes very clumsily about race and at times is openly anti-semetic
he also endorses all the crap about lemuria, atlantic etc ... and we know well where that leads
however, i disagree about the codewords and i do not think anti-semetism or any kind of mystical nazism is his guiding agenda, i think he's thick
he takes from whatever fits his creation, the left or the right, thats not to say hes mad, i dont think he is
hes caught onto something that has made him a lot of cash and given him status and influence amongst certain people, hes kind of like a cult leader, not mad, just very much acting out of self-interest and a desire to maintain what hes created
he also didnt invent reptiles, evil transdimensional beings controlling the plant is an idea thats millenia old, he just made it a bit techno and ufo types were banging on about reptillians long before him, the rest he got off 'V'
he ripped off everything he ever wrote from people who at least went to the trouble to make it up themselves
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