That isn't the only thing...There are plenty of other pretty stupid things he has come up with. By the way, it is crazy and logical merit gets decreased by a great deal when you start spouting off about a reptilian race of apparent shape-shifters, which in turn makes the rest of the s*** you said comparable.

Well it might as well end because I just got a summons for jury duty for December 24. Are ya effing kidding me?

The 24th?????

I was called a few years back for jury selection...
I didn't want to do it...
Not because he was a brutal mafioso...
But because the venue was a pain in the arse to get to

So I got on the stand and said.... Canada should bring back the death penalty... Judge looked at me and said "Sir, you're free to go"

I'm thinking when they find out I used to be a cop, I'll probably be excused. I'm not against serving as a juror, I'd actually like to do it. Just NOT on Christmas Eve.

In case you didn't get the memo, Icke made some of his predictions in statements that he made to the press. Some of his statements were reported in The Guardian newspaper.

Here is the media source for the above-stated predictions by Icke:

Ezard, John. "'Son and daughter of God' predict apocalypse is nigh," The Guardian, 28 March 1991.

By the way, time does exist. Your attempt to do away with time is nothing more than an attempt to make Icke's predictions unfalsifiable.

You can believe that time exists if you want, but it doesn't.

Time literally depends on EVENTS.

Example: Movement of the earth around the sun, the earth's rotation, etc. That is how we measure time. These are EVENTS.

In predicting the outcome of any event you can't pick a date because all events effect other events.

It is not "because I care about David Icke's predictions" either. I read tarot cards and I have real experience with seeing how outcomes of events have to do with other events, not dates.

Of course dates also have to do with events. Dates have to do with the movement of bodies through space (Planets etc.) If planets did not move through space, and if the earth did not rotate on its axis, how would we measure a day? If the hands on your clock did not move around in a circle pointing at numbers, how would you know what time it is.... especially if the sun did not move across the sky.

There would be no way to measure time without events.

So in predicting the outcome of any event you have to take into account all surrounding events that are effecting the current event you are looking at.

These surrounding events are all subject to change because of something we call FREE WILL.

I doubt if you will understand any of this. I don't know why I bother.

Icke predicted that certain events would occur by a certain year in history. The year came and went, and the events did not happen. Thus, Icke made false predictions.

So? Most people who attempt to "predict" by using dates are often wrong.

Secondly, I personally never heard him "predict" any such thing.

Most people who predict things via a date, don't understand the nature of time and events.

No event is written in stone.

All events are effected by other events.

The future is not written. We can only try to forecast or guess what any outcome might be.

On page 3 of this thread, you say the following:


What Icke told the British press in 1991 was not accurate. It was wrong.

Trying to make Icke's claims non-falsifiable isn't going to work.

I was not talking about any "predictions" such as what you have claimed. (I have heard of no such predictions from him.) And unless I heard it come out of his mouth myself, or read it in one of his books, I don't believe it coming from any third or fourth party. Many people have twisted his message to the point that it is not even recognizable.

He wrote an entire book on his reptilian theory, another one on his "Moon Matrix" ridiculousness, and further multiple other books suggesting that this apparent "Reptilian" race has mind control powers. All three of these have their own title as far as books go and just about all of his books have to do with the reptilian theory alone.

At least Nostradamus had s*** that people could make sense out of, and as apparently "Prolific" as he was he still came up short on a lot of his predictions. A prediction is just that, a prediction of future events, and almost all of them are said to be accurate...Although they are not.

Of course then we get into interpretation...Which is also quite often incorrect.

I know all about David Icke's claims concerning reptilians from the inner earth or another dimension. It is the predictions with dates that Dodo is referring to that I have not heard from David Icke or read in his books.

So, any statements that Icke made to the British press don't count, eh?

Anyway, I'm not foolish enough to believe his reptilian nonsense.

Nothing the British press says about David Icke can be trusted. They have been crucifying him for years. Unless I hear it come out of his mouth myself or on video, I take it with a grain of salt. I know what he stands for and rumors and hearsay is not credible.

Credibility is not one of Icke's strengths.

According to who?

What I love about David Icke is that he does not give a rats rear what the British press or ANYONE has to say about him and he does not care who thinks he is "credible." He speaks his mind and is not intimidated by anyone.

He names names too. He does not hide is identity or his sources.

i am looking forwad to the 21st of this month

I think we should have a doomsday party.

Its on a Friday Night!!

Party time!

Here is an entire site dedicated to debunking doomsday December 21 2012:


http://www.2012hoax.org/