marina wrote:
Wrong forum.

That's true.

Congratulations Sean. I hope you'll be very happy.

Is it me or does anyone else find this totally fucking weird that it was him & he is now all over the media?

Space Bandit wrote:
The owner of a "TV station" set up to challenge the mainstream being all over the mainstream isn't contradictory in the slightest, don't know what you mean.

oioioi wrote:
Yes obviously totally hypocritical....
but I meant more about how it's him who has this first gay marriage business after all the shenanigans such as TPV & obviously he's been a big talking point on here.
I just thought it very weird. All just a big coincidence of course.



Or is there a conspiracy somewhere?

Christ it's lonely over on the dif , there's only me and steppe by look of it
And he's been drinking a lot I'm scared ,

borrows this to fend him off .

You must understand Daisy/Sean is on his Honeymoon....

earthlinggb.wordpress.com/2014/03/29/gay-tv/

I do not see a happy ending for that lad.

chandrakavi wrote:
That blog is homophobic as fuck.

Having said that, Sean, a lad with an Iranian name and gay, allowed the support (by mods) of rampant racism and homophobia even when it was explicitly against written forum rules.

So, er, Karma, I suppose.

oioioi wrote:

Haha, a DIF subforum.

Hi guys, pleased to meet you all.
I notice LOADS of old icke forumers (some of you were the best posters too imo)
So, is this the forum of the refused?

I like the look of Sanctumzone, but it desperately needs more members.
I can't face the hypocrisy and permitted madness on the DIF anymore. Looks like I aren't the only one either

instagram.com/p/mG9XU6KJTg/

Tell me about that happy place, Chand

There's a thread been opened in general about gay marriage: www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=271323

I wonder why I am didn't post the links to Sean in The Mail and BBC?

scrappydoo wrote:
Welcome aboard scrappy, the more the merrier! Stick the kettle on if you would, biccies are in the jar

This place is growing all the time, but it has its advantages being relatively small, as it has that 'cosy' feel

Sean is free to do what he wants in his personal life and his professional life, it's just a shame that his professional one is tarred with so many bad things. As far as his marriage goes and people not knowing he is gay. I've always found that gay people tend to be very easy to notice. Just the little nuances like the way they can talk and look. I don't mean that in an offensive way but the first time I clapped eyes on him the gay thought passed through my mind. As far as his American husband that he met on his trip to America last year goes, if he chooses to be with Sean that is his decision.

I didn't know Americans could just leave their home country, marry in another country and just live there but who knows, it might be like so many other foreigners do except Sean is no big fat obese white woman with low esteem trying to make a few hundred quid by marrying a big big man that barely speaks english. He's a crafty piece of work.

I don't know about the marriage part but no, Americans cannot just come and live here (unless they are millionaires??) My American friend married her British husband in the USA and even though they had been married some years she had to pass a test to come and live here, this was 3 years ago, and it cost a few thousand pounds for the paperwork. BTW she send me the link for the British test and I failed it!!!!

The rules have changed quite recently though

I don't know how it all works now. I know it used to be you could marry here and live here but I don't think America or Canada/Australia or people from those places could do it. You need to have a visa to be here and I thought you had to wait some time before even being considered for citizenship. Then again David Icke has so many businesses and then there is TPV and the £50,000 per month being spent on wages. He could have some kind of working visa at TPV and Sean will make sure he gets a good pay cheque every month from it so that might be a way around it. If they got married in this country, or any country infact, you don't marry someone unless you plan to be with them and they've certainly got the money to hop on planes back and forth.


And this is the same Sean that only a few months ago we were told by David that had worked all those months for nothing and can't put food on the table. He'll need to do the unthinkable and work in the mainstream just to pay his bills........of course plenty of money for trips to the USA and weddings.