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    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    Reaper, it's "you're" probably a victim and are not responsible... not "your". i normally wouldn't have pointed that out but since you're feeling so gleefully clever i'll take a little joy in bursting your bubble. how did you get 'curmudgeon' and 'miscreant' right and goof up 'your'? you were so close 'Reaper!

    since i view no smiley faces here, i'll assume you were either being 'curmudgeony' or just going for a few cheap thanks, as i know how much recognition means to you here. i'm no pro, but i'll guess you were either abused as a child or didn't get the full support of your teachers and friends. *or* perhaps you suffered a past life as a guy on *another* forum who used deliberately flowery language to create an aura of intelligence to conceal a hopelessly transparent fragile ego. now, i'm no pro, as i said...these are just guesses. and in case you're wondering, i claim no psychic abilities whatsoever.
    Looks like you figured me out. I intentionally put that your in there instead of you're so that you would find it, as my mischievous nature, having been abused as a child, motivated me to do it. Now I could have been passive aggressive, and been a bit more subtle, but what's the fun in that? (insert emoticon here)

    Now, I've still got tons of karma to burn off, so I better get busy!
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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    Love not hate!. Simple. Whoever Icke is as a man, his message is more important and true than his personality on Earth. Where is the love here in this bickering? We are all brothers and sisters here.

    No truth belong's to the messenger. It must first be separated before being tested in the heart.

    The proof of the pudding....

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    at first David Icke doesn't connected with me through my journey to awakening but right now i'm in awakening stage after listen listen to few of his interviews alot of what he said is spot on especially with Problem-Reaction-Solution. i always talked about Problem-Reaction-Solution to everyone include people in Non-Mainstream not only looking at the problem which guys like Icke-Jones have telling us for long time but also thinking of the solution to prevent Problem-Reaction-Solution happening. i always said What kind of world do you want to live in? How do we get there? we all have the concept live in a Serve to Others society but the road with these bad guys whom trying to stop us...


    David Icke is genuine guy and truly awake...i haven't watch his lecture yet but right now Icke is one of must added to my mp3 playlist.
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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    Davids Mansion.....



    I have not read this thread as this is a quick look before i go to work....

    As you all probably know I post any new David Icke & some old ones
    I come across. He is one of the foremost alternate researchers imo.
    I don't agree with everything, as he says its his iterpretation of his
    findings and he connects the dots & presents the evidence as he
    sees it. Which on the whole is spot on in most subjects imo..

    He works harder than most in in the alternate comunity 12 -15hrs aday
    and if he makes a little money to travel the world to research ....

    Good on him !!!!! Cheers Steve...

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    If I were a Rothschild .....Davids Arch nemesis !!.....



    No language barrier here ...LOL...
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    Quote Posted by gripreaper (here)
    Looks like you figured me out. I intentionally put that your in there instead of you're so that you would find it, as my mischievous nature, having been abused as a child, motivated me to do it. Now I could have been passive aggressive, and been a bit more subtle, but what's the fun in that? (insert emoticon here)

    Now, I've still got tons of karma to burn off, so I better get busy!


    you're one of my favorite people here, 'Reap. the last thing i want to do is have an argument with you. i feel lousy having written those things to you, but it sure looked like you were having a go at me you banana! i couldn't let you win, could I!?! eek, i s'pose i'm the one with the ego issues, eh?

    truly sorry mate. truly.
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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    One thing that ought to be considered every time one suspects a person of making money from books is this:

    You print a thousand books, 300-500 pages, they might cost you around 10 USD a piece, then you have to sell them cheaper, letīs say at 20 USD a piece to big companies that do the biggest selling and on top of that you can sell them at 30 USD via your own webstore. Letīs say you manage to sell 700 of those 1000 books, making in average 15 USD of profit per book, amounting up to 10 500 USD of profit. Substract from that taxes, marketing expenses, VAT, costs of graphic design etc. etc.

    Not much of a business - my figures might actually be quite optimistic... When printing bigger amounts you can come up with a bit bigger income, but we are definitely not talking about a gold mine here The money vs hours spent at work ratio definitely is not good in this alternative genre.


    UT

    Edit: I trust David by the way
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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    Quote Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
    Quote Posted by davewhite04 (here)
    genuine or not

    i think not purely being because even his site contains an advert on how to become rich, you have to pay to see the videos mind...
    Quote Posted by davewhite04 (here)
    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    David Icke is a good man.
    I 100% agree with this.
    Please explain how you can write these two contradictory posts -- separated by just one hour and ten minutes.

    Is this living proof of the power of Avalon to enlighten ?!

    Then on the other hand my daughter can change her mind in one sentence without even pausing for breath, never mind a brief encounter with Avalon

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    Quote Posted by Fred Steeves (here)
    David Icke reminded me how to think on my own. I hope I get the chance one day, to softly shake his crippled hand, and say "thank you" in person.

    Cheers,
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    Be careful how you shake his hand Fred, or they will call you a freemason..

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    Hey Paul thanks for the clarification here- I never realized this was an issue, will make adjustmts accordgly

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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    my questions are, why is he still full of mercury, his facial shape tells a story, why is he carrying around a body full of yeast,fungus,mould, etc, his body shape tells that story, why has he not cured the athritis in his hand, all that knowledge, yet the vehicle that allows you to have human experiences, is disintegrating, due to lack of knowledge, nothing personall, its just that i have and still am dealing with the damage mercury etc has done, and whilst on this journey,athritis,yeast,fungus,mould,body shape and facial shape have been/are being put back to normal, no one has or will help, well not in the real world, but there is guidance from somewhere,

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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    He is not living in a big mansion or anything, he lives in a flat with a nice stock of old light bulbs because he doesn't trust the new ones. I would trust him because he hasn't given me any reason not to.

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    Quote Posted by fathertedsmate (here)
    my questions are, why is he still full of mercury, his facial shape tells a story, why is he carrying around a body full of yeast,fungus,mould, etc, his body shape tells that story, why has he not cured the athritis in his hand, all that knowledge, yet the vehicle that allows you to have human experiences, is disintegrating, due to lack of knowledge, nothing personall, its just that i have and still am dealing with the damage mercury etc has done, and whilst on this journey,athritis,yeast,fungus,mould,body shape and facial shape have been/are being put back to normal, no one has or will help, well not in the real world, but there is guidance from somewhere,
    Sorry for going off topic here, but can you elaborate a bit about the shape of face and body to identify mercury and yeast,fungus and mould?
    Just curious about it.

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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    If David Icke comes to my city, i will surely visit him. He is one of the guys whom i follow.

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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    Quote Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
    Quote Posted by Paul (here)
    Disk space is cheap enough - the space needed for the entire website, including multiple geographically distributed backups, costs perhaps a few hundred dollars per year.
    Actually, Avalon costs $270 per month ($3,240 per year).

    David Icke's website, which includes his own forum, will certainly cost as much if not more.
    Thanks for posting, Bill.

    It's important to have this information out there. It reminds me to use the "Please Donate" button.

    When you consider time not traveled, gas not used, money not spent while out and about, ability to express brings greater mental and physical health, i.e, medications and doctors not used, not to mention a plethora of advice for mind, body, and spirit and the awesome conversations with a great bunch of People.

    Now sliding my soap box back under the table... Hitting the “Donate Button” as my way of saying thank you, Bill. Thank you, Administrators and Mods. And thank you, great bunch of People.

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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    Quote Posted by Carmody (here)
    Quote Posted by gripreaper (here)
    I'm wondering why we need another David Icke thread, Is this a new phenomenon, to start a new thread with every thought?
    it is common for the ego in humans to think they are unique and in newness.... .
    the laziness is designed into the system? phew! and here i've been blaming myself this whole time for dropping out of 3 colleges, gaining 20 lbs in the last 3 months and taking up vodka as a hobby

    the Icke thread is redundant, and it's origins...er...confusing... but in the final analysis *everything* here is a rehash! some of it a little more rehash-y than the rest. the trick is to hide the taste, pour a little salt n pepper on it, a few spices, some butter, gravy......make it seem new.

    life is a rehash. but like these threads, we participate anyway. why? i dunno...a new thread, perhaps?
    Dearest Chinaski,

    Butter and gravy will only add to the 20 lbs., less vodka paints the checking account balance from red to black, don't enter another college and you won't drop out. Problem, Reaction, Solution. Ta-da!
    You know I love you, Chinaski.
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    Quote Posted by WhiteCrowBlackDeer (here)
    Quote Posted by Chinaski (here)
    trust as it applies to people i don't know personally, sure. would i give him my bank account numbers? no. (though it *would* be entertaining watching him try to spend the -$13.67 i have in my checking acct at the moment.)
    Quote "hey guys, i had to briefly come out of semi-posting retirement to share this clip with you. i went to the bank today and actually had negative 10 dollars(-$10.57 to be precise)…"
    Not bad from, June 15, 2012. That's an average of about $1 a month. ($3.10 more in the hole today than the beginning of summer)

    Just a non-stalking observation.

    L,
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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    I like David and always have, Although i do not agree with some of his perception, Mainly his theory that our junk DNA is a negative program. I would say he just survives on his income and no more. He has the betterment of humanity at heart and that for me is all that matters.

    I would love to sit down and chill with David for a few hours and Debate his DNA theory. My theory is that our 12 double helix system has been disconnected in our distant past
    and we have been running on reserve for a long time.

    David is a great guy. Bless him.

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    Have no fear, Be aware and live your lives journey from a compassionate caring nurturing heart to manifest a compassionate caring nurturing future. Billyji


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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    Seems a nice guy IMO and certainly has the courage to stick by his guns. I haven't read any of his stuff but have earmarked some to do so in the future.

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    Hello davewhite04, referring to your original question I see no evidence of your claim.

    We all have to function in this current "cash based" society, aren't people in the alternative media allowed to make a living as well?

    David Icke comes across to me as a genuine person who is working very hard to disseminate the information he feels we (humanity) need to hear. What you do with that information is your choice, life is about choices and making up your own mind based on what you have learnt.

    Sometimes you just have to pay if you want peoples knowledge "You pays your money you takes your choice" [Cockney speech recorded in Punch (a publication) in 1846].
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    Quote Posted by davewhite04 (here)
    Hi,

    I'm interested how you think he is closer to the truth then most of us are?

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    Simple - he lives his life as someone who actually got a clue - that is how you "judge" anyone if you feel you must.

    Do you see the man afraid of anything?

    He is my personal role model by the way, the one who really woke me up, and the one who taught me Frank Sinatra had it right in this song -

    https://youtube.com/watch?v=egY8rUpxqcE

    No other conceivable measurement method is even in the same league as this one.

    When one discovers the gift we are given IS life itself and that all the rest is simply the trappings of life, then you got a clue too. But, hey, what do i know anyways? justoneman

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    Quote Posted by fathertedsmate (here)
    my questions are, why is he still full of mercury, his facial shape tells a story, why is he carrying around a body full of yeast,fungus,mould, etc, his body shape tells that story, why has he not cured the athritis in his hand, all that knowledge, yet the vehicle that allows you to have human experiences, is disintegrating, due to lack of knowledge, nothing personall, its just that i have and still am dealing with the damage mercury etc has done, and whilst on this journey,athritis,yeast,fungus,mould,body shape and facial shape have been/are being put back to normal, no one has or will help, well not in the real world, but there is guidance from somewhere,
    The last place to judge anyone is as you expressed above. That is like judging some poor bloke who got drafted into the Viet Nam war and came back with half his limbs. There happens to be a "war" going on for most on earth at this time. So the war happened to effect your body and his body. Does that mean you are unable to discover at some point who/what you are? If you did make that discovery does that mean you instantly transform into a perfectly formed (inside and out) physical example of a human being?

    And if someone is brave enough to rise up and expose and risk their physical body... indeed their complete and total life experience such that their children (and perhaps yours as well) might not find themselves imprisoned within the goal of war - total control by an external force upon your own, personal entire life experience, wouldn't we might be a wee bit appreciative?

    Now back to what you perceive about the man based on the current state of his physical body - Isn't it more about what you do, what you speak and write, what you think and the being behind all that?

    Just wondering... justoneman

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