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was he right?: Mr Icke;

Concerned | 03.01.2007 11:55 | Globalisation | World

"the Orwellian state ain't coming; it's here, it's just a question of how deeply we go in to it" David Icke from a quote on the Channel five documentary on Google video
see the link below:

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=6860946590182985661&q=David+Icke+Was+He+Right%3F

Concerned

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Short answer: No

03.01.2007 14:15

Unless you really believe the world is run by a cabal of lizard people and think you'll get the truth from a former TV presenter in a turquoise tracksuit who believes he's the son of God.

NorvilleB

Sorry State

03.01.2007 14:54

Regardless of Icke's idiosyncratic beliefs, the Orwellian state has surpassed anything Orwell could have envisioned.

1984 with bells on

It's great.,...

03.01.2007 15:39

that you can still have a free opinion in the UK,

lizards aside he seems right (that icke bloke) when he said about the Orwellian state as is quoted, so don't throw all the potatoes away just because there are some undigestable ones!

just be you!

Short Answer: YES

03.01.2007 15:53

If its that simple to denounce Icke, it has to be that simple to accept that there is truth in what he says - whether you believe the Lizard theory or not - there is a lot more substance to his argument than constant referrals to his dress sense on Wogan over a decade ago.

NorvilleB - what colour shell suit were you wearing in 1991?

Yeah Man

1984

03.01.2007 18:04

"Regardless of Icke's idiosyncratic beliefs, the Orwellian state has surpassed anything Orwell could have envisioned. "

You've clearly never read the book, have you?

Observer