Icke: Come on, Ted Heath! Sue me if you've got nothing to hide! Come on, George Bush! I'm ready! Sue me! I'm naming names! Come on, Jon? Why are they… - David Icke

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Icke: Come on, Ted Heath! Sue me if you've got nothing to hide! Come on, George Bush! I'm ready! Sue me! I'm naming names! Come on, Jon? Why are they refusing to sue me?
Ronson: Because they are twelve-foot lizards?
Icke: Yes! [...] Exactly!

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David Icke (born 29 April 1952) is an English conspiracy theorist and writer. After a short career as a goalkeeper in the English football league (retiring due to rheumatism), he became a football commentator on television for the BBC. He was briefly the presenter of the Corporation's Grandstand programme, had longer stints as a presenter of snooker and indoor bowls on the BBC. For a few years, he was an activist in the Green Party of England and Wales. Icke was sacked from the BBC in 1990 for failing to pay the poll tax and resigned from the Green Party in 1991. His apocalyptic announcements in the spring of 1991, including an appearance on Terry Wogan's television chat show, led to his rejection by both the Green Party and the mainstream media. Icke has since become a lecturer on such subjects as the New World Order, and has written many books on such subjects.

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Birth Name: David Vaughan Icke
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Official history has been tampered with in the most extraordinary way, so that we continue to see the world in the child-like simplicity of good and evil, heroes and villains. The world is rarely like that. Therefore the need to create opposing "sides" and encourage conflict becomes essential.
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"Because the scientific method tells us what’s true," I say.
"No, it doesn’t," he says.
"Does it not?"
"No," he says. "It’s bollocks."
"Right," I say, slightly startled. "It’s bollocks?"
I wonder, if science is bollocks, how his TV came to exist.
"It’s not that all science is bollocks," he decides. "The basis of the way science judges reality is bollocks."
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