Tag: David Icke

Guest Post by CCRider

A couple of weeks ago I posted a speech by Steve Bannon. In it, he took a Ron Paul-like stand on abolishing the FED. That attracted my attention, also his working around the country energizing people to get active in local politics to thwart the obvious theft of American national elections. He also regularly features Naomi Wolf whose work on identifying the steps taken toward tyranny and a one-world government I appreciate.

Anyone who is even moderately awake to the reality knows that there is a full frontal assault on our liberties and I think we need to attack these bastards on every front perhaps, even, elections. Towards that end, I wondered in my post if it wasn’t time to reconsider our long-held positions and vote for Trump.

That earned me a proper ass-whupping from the TBP crowd for this blasphemy from Fleas, Mary, Abigail, et al. I didn’t mind a bit. I ran the notion up the flagpole to get a reaction from like-minded, smart people that would help me think this through. I know of no better bullshit detector than the comment section of TBP. I now intend to redeem my status as a proud Shit Flinging Monkey and offer a different perspective.

I have been TBP-style “woke” for 30 years now. As I look back I owe much for the education that got me there from two men: Alex Jones (yes, he is a preposterous figure) and David Icke. In this video, Icke analyzes Trump and his history. I found it quite penetrating so offer it here.

In it, Icke breaks down Trump’s history and those people who made him possible. It is no surprise that Trump was bailed out of massive loans accrued by his bankrupt schools, airlines, and casinos by Zionist power players. He identifies the roles of Sheldon Adelson, Wilbur Ross, and Ron Cohn. I recently learned that Trump had tagged Jared Kushner to run the effort to prevent campaign vote tampering. Is anyone surprised?

Icke also has an interesting take on the “raid” on Trump’s home in Florida. When I first heard of it I was confused. This blatant act was sure to energize Trump voters. Was it stupidity or did it achieve the results desired? Icke makes a powerful case for the latter. Incidentally, he has high praise for De Santis without actually endorsing him.

Once again, with my ass up in the air, I ask for your takes on this. You can fast forward through the first minute or two to get to Icke.