According to Icke, in the end the moon is an artificial alien construct that creates the holographic 'reality' we all experience on Earth, much like in They Live the broadcasters use a satellite to blind people to the aliens running the planet. And the queen is a reptile. 0-WTF in 6 seconds. It's a difficult pill to swallow.
This is what I fear. His research is second to none. So far he's been right about alot of things. Moon matrix? I was willing to believe in interdimensional beings possessing humans but this is stretching my beliefs
Maybe the possession is metaphorical. I sometimes wonder whether the human psyche is "mis-wired," as it were. We live as if with our heads put on backwards and react to things that exist in the past instead of looking forward and creating new things. We also focus on the negative rather than the positive and pay most of our attention to one undesirable thing rather than the nine good things that have happened to us.
That's just leftover instincts though. When humans lived in tribes, the one bad thing that happened would've been far worse than the bad things that happen to us today, so it paid to think it over and learn to better or avoid the situation. Now we can't turn that instinct off.
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juhos ago
I hate every time this shit goes closer to what David Icke has been talking about, because I know what there is in the end.
dem6nic ago
According to Icke, in the end the moon is an artificial alien construct that creates the holographic 'reality' we all experience on Earth, much like in They Live the broadcasters use a satellite to blind people to the aliens running the planet. And the queen is a reptile. 0-WTF in 6 seconds. It's a difficult pill to swallow.
User890020 ago
Alas, this will discredit even his true stuff
dem6nic ago
This is what I fear. His research is second to none. So far he's been right about alot of things. Moon matrix? I was willing to believe in interdimensional beings possessing humans but this is stretching my beliefs
AugustaJulia ago
Maybe the possession is metaphorical. I sometimes wonder whether the human psyche is "mis-wired," as it were. We live as if with our heads put on backwards and react to things that exist in the past instead of looking forward and creating new things. We also focus on the negative rather than the positive and pay most of our attention to one undesirable thing rather than the nine good things that have happened to us.
Ocelot ago
That's just leftover instincts though. When humans lived in tribes, the one bad thing that happened would've been far worse than the bad things that happen to us today, so it paid to think it over and learn to better or avoid the situation. Now we can't turn that instinct off.