Quality Street wrote:


I was pleased to see Gremlin comment on that thread....

Seems he's just realising.... I was telling him for years!

Atlantean: - You state you are an ex-TPV volunteer and have contributed information to earthinggb's blog - can we infer that you, maybe, are the infamous mole?.

I know I sound nosey but right from the start I suspected this was going to be a money/donation fest that would not benefit "The People" and would serve to further destroy the morale of the Alternative Media (AM)

Am I right?

@Space Bandit

Just what I was saying, they have managed to alienate real genuine supporters. Well done Alison!

I left as a volunteer in October 2013 so I have no inside understanding of his health issues. He's clearly not been well, for whatever reason, but in my private emails with him he has been very angry and his language was rather colourful! I'm clearly not his best mate.

Hey Yeah I'm good thanks :>)

Just wrote my conclusions out in the comments at Mama D's

motherdamnable.blogspot.co.uk/

Comments 45 and 46.

It has been lovely to watch people regain their power and freedom, hugs to eveyone for your kind hearts :>)

It is also good to watch people be able to speak out with no fear of recriminations.

As far as Dick and Shawn's lega; claims.....to claim for libel one must already have a good name, Wogan put paid to that years and years ago. Pair of pathetic little mis information muppert

marina wrote:
This was the account:

No I don't think i'm the mole you refer to. He did mention myself and Mark Welsh as people trying to bring it all down but I wasn't trying to do that at all. I private emailed DI with all my concerns a number of times with only petty ramblings remarks back, only the did I go to Earthlinggb. I have had recent communications with him after the Sonia Poulton episode earlier this month. I think I am just an irritation to him to be honest!

chandrakavi wrote:
Underlying mental health issues, of which David icke has a lifelong association with, excessive alcohol and stress are a toxic mix.

I know he has addressed some issues, admitting his 1991 breakdown was just that, was very brave.

Im sure Sean tabatabi will be in good health. Healthy enough to carry his recently acquired studio kit to his lock up.

electricdreams wrote:
I've been known to have a whisky while having a bath.
I've also been known to have a shower beer. It's something you must try at least once.





If anyone's wondering that's not me in the picture.

I too was puzzled by those accounts released by Liz Roberts. The rent for Wembley Point was definately £2,500 per month. I did read somewhere the rent for Ritchie Allen's Wembley home that DI was staying in was £1,200 a month so that is probably that figure. These accounts are probably nonsense anyway, they were far too quickly put together and not very accurate. For instance I know the actual studio equipment was bought from Kennington Studio's for £20,000 after it was negotiated down from £30,000. The office desks and furniture was 'free' from Teddington as they were simply going into large skips so they were collected and moved into the Wembley office in September.

atlantean wrote:
Fair enought Atlantean.

Personally, I would have liked TPV to succeed - however, my suspicion is that it was never meant to work. Either that or we have let some of the most incompetent people on the planet get access to a shit load of funding that is going to be pissed down the drain. Private Limited Company should have been a warning sign FFS. This really is a travesty.

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knobmeup wrote:
I've read most of his books & he's never mentioned that.... he goes on about Operation Paperclip but that's hardly a secret these days.
Jim Marrs's 'Rise of the 4th Reich' deals with it in detail though. Maybe nobody told Ickey for him to go repeating it.... or maybe it exposes the nazis a bit too much for Ickey's liking.

Goldenprince13 wrote:
Yes! I may publish them at some point

atlantean wrote:
So, by my calculation, over a 7 month period the figure for rent in the so-called accounts should have been £17,500 not £1200?

That's an enormous slip-up!

Wise Haven wrote:
So did I, if only for the genuine folks giving over their hard earned (and ever diminishing) cash and investing also their hopes and trust.

revlovejoy wrote:
Icky's not getting any younger is he? I have a bit to do with elderly people and dementia of all kind can start early on in your 50's even (maybe younger I don't know) anyway this one night this lady refused to go back into her flat and was sitting outside and she was terrified as she said there was a man in there tryiing to steal her money. Another time I was in her flat and had to sit with her until her son came as she swore there were children in her flat. Her hallucinations were so real she was physically shaking with fear. So I started wondering if all his shape shifting lizards and moon is a hologram were some kind of visual disturbances caused by dementia......

People with dementia may experience problems with their sight which cause them to misinterpret the world around them. In some cases, people with dementia can experience hallucinations.

Vision and perception

Seeing is a complicated process that involves many different stages. Information is transmitted from your eyes to your brain where it is then interpreted, alongside information from your other senses, thoughts and memories. You then become aware of what you have seen (it is 'perceived'). Problems that involve both vision and perception can be referred to as 'visuoperceptual difficulties'. As there are many different stages involved in the seeing process, various types and combinations of mistakes can occur. Common mistakes include:

Illusions – what the person sees is a 'distortion of reality'. This may result from a particular characteristic of the object, such as its surface being shiny or it being the same colour as the wall behind. An example might be seeing a face in a patterned curtain.

Misperceptions – what the person sees is a 'best guess' at the inaccurate or distorted information the brain has received from the eyes. This is usually the result of damage to the visual system due to diseases such as glaucoma. For example, a shadow on the carpet could be mistaken for a hole in the floor.

Misidentifications – damage to specific parts of the brain can lead to problems identifying objects and people. For example, distinguishing between a son, husband or brother may become difficult.

It is easy to see how these mistakes may lead to the person saying or doing things that make others think they are having delusions. However, what the person is experiencing is not a true delusion (it is not based on incorrect reasoning or 'delusional thinking') but is the result of damage to the visual system

" the actual studio equipment was bought from Kennington Studio's for £20,000 after it was negotiated down from £30,000."


Wow! Not 142k?

Mother Damnable wrote:
Interesting read - Thank you

marina wrote:
Definately not £142k. TPV did have to get outside contractors in to sound proof the actual studio itself and get the AC right so that would have cost around £5/10k fr 3 weeks work. But no the equipment was bought very cheaply as Teddington studio's was closing down and everything they needed was available.