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It's easy to make fun of him, but he might be onto something. After all, Nancy Pelosi was very obviously hatched from an egg, and no one has ever held le Baron de Rothschild down for long enough to extract a DNA sample. You don't really think the Bilderberg Group, the Trilateral Commission, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the International Monetary Fund are working in '''your''' best interests, do you? (''hint:'' Of course they're not. You don't need to be a conspiracy theorist to realize those organisations' goals are to favor the socio-economic agenda they think will be more favorable to them and theirs. Human nature doesn't need evil lizards to make it act bastardly.)

 

Though David Icke is all but ignored by the mainstream, his theories have inspired many cult film and comic hits. [[The Invisibles]] retains much of Icke's cosmology and terminology, and [[The Matrix]] shows some clear influences from both. [[Ultimate Marvel]]'s version of the Skrulls, the Chitauri, are taken from Icke's theories. Though theories about [[Ancient Astronauts]] go back as far as [[Older Than They Think|4000BC in the Rig Veda]], Icke has revitalized the genre. References to his works are pervasive on conspiracy and UFO forums. [http://www.metahistory.org/ MetaHistory.org] raises it almost to the level of religion, weaving Ickian (Icky?) cosmology with ancient Christian [[Gnosticism]].

 

He also has DVDs and hundreds of hours of radio programming. His personal website can be found [http://www.davidicke.com/ here], but be ye warned - here there be <s>dragons</s> Reptilians.

 

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