(December 19, 2009 at 6:59 am)Saerules Wrote: Of course David Icke makes sense, silly

He is wise beyond his years...

Wouldn't it be awesome if HE was the reptilian overlord under the guise of the crackpot conspiracy theorist because he knew that it was the only occupation where he could literally communicate his plans to topple the existing regime to the public without being suspected by the regime as being a threat because of all of his reptilian overlord theory shit.

Didn't you know that...?

Here I thought we were all 'in the know'... What's the secret handshake...?

Yeah, I always thought he could be. Something about having to follow rules, and one rule being that they have to tell us what they are up to... So they go about it that way, so in your face its laughable. It would be genius, no?

Or what about the time he said "I accused a Canadian Prime Minister of being one, and never got a denial..." All my friends have played the Which-Canadian-Prime-Minister-did-David-Icke-Accuse-of-Being-a-Reptilian game. I even got it wrong, I guessed Kim Campbell, because Chretien was too obvious. But the real answer made me slap my head thinking I should have known. The one I begrudge the most, my very least favorite PM... Brian Mulroney. I guess I'm talking to myself now though, I don't think any of you know Canadian politics. Heck, Canadians don't.

Ah, Icke.

-Pip

(December 19, 2009 at 9:24 am)Pippy Wrote: Yeah, I always thought he could be. Something about having to follow rules, and one rule being that they have to tell us what they are up to... So they go about it that way, so in your face its laughable. It would be genius, no?

Or what about the time he said "I accused a Canadian Prime Minister of being one, and never got a denial..." All my friends have played the Which-Canadian-Prime-Minister-did-David-Icke-Accuse-of-Being-a-Reptilian game. I even got it wrong, I guessed Kim Campbell, because Chretien was too obvious. But the real answer made me slap my head thinking I should have known. The one I begrudge the most, my very least favorite PM... Brian Mulroney. I guess I'm talking to myself now though, I don't think any of you know Canadian politics. Heck, Canadians don't.

Ah, Icke.

-Pip

Lol that wasn't an admission that you actually buy David Icke's bullshit is it?

No, I entertain a lot of thoughts. I don't think there are reptilians, but I have considered it. I consider everything, if only to be thorough.

When I asked what makes him act the way he does, and you answered schizophrenia, I told you that was the easy answer. The more difficult answer is that he is trying to name something that he cannot properly perceive. He is human, not just some crazy who doesn't have to be rational. It's the easy way out to say 'he's a crazy person, so he doesn't have to make sense like I do'. It's more realistic to consider him like yourself, and wonder what moves him to think there are 12 foot tall shape shifting lizards.

It's all bullshit, and I believe none of it. But isn't the ancient astronaut theory interesting?

(December 20, 2009 at 1:53 am)Pippy Wrote: No, I entertain a lot of thoughts. I don't think there are reptilians, but I have considered it. I consider everything, if only to be thorough.

When I asked what makes him act the way he does, and you answered schizophrenia, I told you that was the easy answer. The more difficult answer is that he is trying to name something that he cannot properly perceive. He is human, not just some crazy who doesn't have to be rational. It's the easy way out to say 'he's a crazy person, so he doesn't have to make sense like I do'. It's more realistic to consider him like yourself, and wonder what moves him to think there are 12 foot tall shape shifting lizards.

It's all bullshit, and I believe none of it. But isn't the ancient astronaut theory interesting?

And some times a spade is just a spade.

All I'm saying is that's the easy way out.

Same as terrorists. "Oh they're just bad guys, like in the movies". That is a oversimplification of the truth, which in that case would involve injustice and hatred and opportunity.

We are much more the same than we are different as humans.

(December 20, 2009 at 2:11 am)Pippy Wrote: All I'm saying is that's the easy way out.

Same as terrorists. "Oh they're just bad guys, like in the movies". That is a oversimplification of the truth, which in that case would involve injustice and hatred and opportunity.

We are much more the same than we are different as humans.

David Icke thinks that because atoms are mostly empty space, what we mid-scale creatures consider solid is an illusion and it is our minds that force us to treat these objects as anything more than empty space - this demonstrates a complete lack of context in regards to matter and energy.

He thinks our physical bodies are holograms.

He thinks that the earth is a living, conscious being that we can communicate with - it's not, it's a giant rock with a growth on the surface.

In several slides in Plan 6 from Venus he shows the hollow earth model of the world...

He thinks that the illuminati are intentionally lowering the vibrational energy of the earth (after several hours watching his lectures i still don't know what that is actually supposed to mean) so humans are stuck in perceived reality - but he'll never tell you how they're doing it.

He's a bullshit spouting nut job, it's nothing more complicated than that.

A giant rock with growth on the surface, and a sun in the middle. Everyone always leaves out the sun in the middle, and the hideous day star gets all the attention.

(December 20, 2009 at 7:26 am)Pippy Wrote: A giant rock with growth on the surface, and a sun in the middle. Everyone always leaves out the sun in the middle, and the hideous day star gets all the attention.

A sun in the middle? That's a terribly inaccurate way to put it, and what does it have to do with David Icke not being nuts? If anything it makes you seem a little more batty the 'hideous day star' is the most important thing in the cosmos to us.