21 July 2010

david icke thinks these people are reptilian shape shifters

[click image, video, almost three hours]

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I think the notion is perfectly appropriate to their actions in the world, but I also think its outright daft to believe that the smell of sacrificial blood forces them to lose their human shape and turn back into the ravenous flesh-eating dragons they are at their core. Of course, THIS really would explain the otherwise-inexplicable disappearance of all the dragons of historical lore and myth. Yes. Yes it would. So I can't even go so far as to say that Icke, nutter that he is, is a grand source for fitting metaphors. He could be dead on the nailhead and I'm still belabored and repressed by the decades of mental conditioning I've endured undefended, alone, alone in a sea of alone people.

I can't figure out if this image is more humiliating to me as an American or just representative of the stupid and brutal posturing of nations and officialdom wherever it is found. It reminded me of the pathetic and heroic honesty of Icke's presentation of his theory, and the woman who helped him with that, and I have to say I can indeed picture these two naked under their ritual robes, readying themselves to shift back into space dragons to gorge on some human flesh and blood. Can't you?

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In the same vein, here's Bill Ryan interviewing Canadian former Minister of Defense Paul Hellyer [mp3, one hour] about ETs here on Earth, global warming, free energy, the works.

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14 comments:

  1. I think that photo captures her in mid shift.

    And no, I certainly DON'T want to picture her naked! EEK!

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  2. Well, no. You imagine the robes under which they have to be naked or their human clothes inhibit their shape shift. Logistics, man, logistics.

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  3. An associate of Icke is skeptical of Wilder.
    http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=54

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  4. If Icke's associate is any gauge, and there is truth they must impart, the game is already lost. There does seem to be a common thread between some of the better space lizard researchers types. They all seem super-intelligent and super-loving, but when you pay close attention you can see them struggling mightily to reconcile their ideas and the impenetrable problem of establishing credibility. They are usually either making up much better, more fitting, theories about the workings of the world and should be respected for that ALONE, whether it's true or not, or living out their own Shakespearean tragedies in their efforts to muscle the fantastic into primacy, at least among their peers, if not the general public. I'm talking about the SINCERE ones, not the charlatans in it for the bucks, and the daffodils just grooving with the weird because nobody looks down on them there. It's a fucking shame. There are solid bits of vital-to-know truths laced in all this stuff, but if the general public doesn't kill them, academia gets it done.

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  5. There are some, though, who just stick doggedly to rigorous scholarship, despite the antipathy of the tenured, and they are always worth hearing... fuck what anybody thinks. The scalar physics guys have got it, and mainstream physics does not... just one example.

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  6. Actually I rather like thistles. Beautifully dangerous.

    But then I also used to race a Thistle

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  7. Ok, I'm losing it...

    I was at the other post and now I am here WTF?

    Too many windows open at once!

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  8. I hate it when that happens!

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  9. They are usually either making up much better, more fitting, theories about the workings of the world and should be respected for that ALONE, whether it's true or not, or living out their own Shakespearean tragedies in their efforts to muscle the fantastic into primacy, at least among their peers, if not the general public.

    The latest...

    Part 1

    Part 2

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  10. an apparent high-level covert plan for the U.S. and other governments and elites to abandon their roles in surface society, and go underground

    Couldn't happen none too soon!

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  11. That's when I start lobbying for the resumption of underground nuclear "testing".... I'm not kidding.

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  12. Seal them in a glass dome lest their vapors escape!

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  13. Maybe just direct death ray beams at the area where their vapors might emerge....

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