Tag Archives: David Icke
Censorship: Controlling the Narrative
Stopping the Spread of “Harmful” Information? My wife subscribes to coronavirus updates from John Hopkins University. Two days ago, we got into a somewhat heated discussion about something they’d written concerning Facebook not taking down ‘alternative’ points-of-view about the pandemic. … Continue reading
A Small Footnote in History
Maurice Strong (April 29, 1929 – November 27, 2015) I wrote about the Rio Conference 1992 in yesterday’s post COVID-19: Is There a Hidden Agenda. This man organized that conference for the United Nations. When I shared what I’d written … Continue reading
COVID-19: Is There a Hidden Agenda?
Something is definitely wrong. Let’s be clear here: I don’t f**king love Atheism, but I do admire George Carlin’s ability to call out incompetence whenever he saw it: “This is the kind of shit you’d expect from an office temp … Continue reading
Connecting the Dots
Everything You Need to Know but have Never been Told More like, everything he’s told us before but now all in one big book. David Icke seems angry. I suspect it’s because he’s been saying basically the same thing for … Continue reading
Say Hello, Wave Goodbye
The Holographic Universe I’m reading David Icke’s latest book, “Everything You Need To Know But Have Never Been Told”. On page 33, he repeats a story that he’s written about before. “I have told the story in other books which … Continue reading
We’re Not Very “Smart”, Are We?
It’s New: It Must Be Good… “Smart” anything is a warning label. Big Brother has found a way to control your environment, and ultimately you, too. Just ask David Icke… The real reason for Smart Meters is hidden behind bullshit … Continue reading
Happy (Chem) Trails to You?
Stonehenge This beautiful photograph was taken from a drone hovering above the heritage site. When I shared it on the Fountain International Facebook page, one person commented, writing “shame about the chemtrailed sky.” I hadn’t even noticed. As that wasn’t … Continue reading
Will That Be Cash or…?
Chargex In the late 1960’s, a ‘new’ concept in credit was introduced: credit cards for general use. Initially, charge cards were in circulation in order to make it easier for wealthy people to make everyday purchases of hotel stays, expensive … Continue reading
