Micklar wrote:
Don't know if this has been posted here before, but it's a quite interesting expose of the roots of DI's beliefs -
Icke Debunked
This doc is well worth the time spent watching it. Not only is basically every similarity between Icke's work and thoesophy meticulously exposed there are also many clips of Icke talking. Needless to say he comes across as an absolute berk. Hear him talk about his conversations with beings from the other side and read his blather about the fictional photon belt.
The most telling thing from the documentary is that Icke basically repeated Alice Bailey's crap about the seven rays, talking to so-called ascended masters and other theosophical/luciferian material.
It is interesting because rather than try and explain why it is that Icke's material is so similar to theosophy/luciferianism, some people would rather attack the person who spotted the similarities. The person who made this sober, thorough and fascinating documentary is a Christian, so that must make it all lies, right?
My personal favourite bit of damning evidence against The Son of Man is his book cover for I Am Me I am Free. The image shows rays of light coming from the sun and then shooting out of Icke's hands in rainbow colours. There is also 3 stylised sixes surrounding a naked (ick) Icke and also a little stylised snake beneath him.
Add to that the times he has been filmed giving and receiving masonic handshakes and Icke begins to look very fishy indeed. No point in having controlled opposition if they aren't very popular, right conspiracy fans?
Anyway. Icke is a fucking luciferian as far as I'm concerned, and too many people are blindly following him.
Please watch the documentary. Find out for yourself exactly why it is banned on the pathetic joke that is DIF.