One of the striking phrases of David Icke sounds like this: "Even if you are alone, the truth is still the truth." He suffered this phrase over the years, when he was completely alone, not recognized by society with his theories. Now he is a respected writer, whose books are read by thousands of people, and whose videos have millions of views.
Biography
David Icke was born in 1952 in the English city of Lexter. There he spent his childhood, studied at school. He was not an outstanding student, but he was a good athlete, and at the age of nine was already playing on the junior football team. He really liked this occupation, and the money he earned helped him to live more or less with dignity. He was a goalkeeper, which means a lot of responsibility, focus on the game and a lot of will. All these qualities helped him later, when he had to leave the sport. He also loved personal, not shared responsibility, and the fact that the goalkeeper is more in the position of an observer than a player.
Unfortunately, David was not destined to become a professional football player due to rheumatoid arthritis. For a long time he resisted the illness, played, overcoming pain, but the denouement still came - he had to leave football forever.
After the doctors "wrote off" Hayk, he went to work on television - he began to comment on sports programs on the BBC. There he understood all the ins and outs of the media, faced political intrigues. He later spoke negatively about his work on television, mildly calling the media "useless."
Seeing the whole unsightly picture of lies and forgery in the media, David decided to start a feasible fight against the system, which he considered unfair. He says that a system in which some are fattening and others are starving has no right to exist, and it must be changed. In doing so, he gives people information for thought, which they can use at their discretion.
At one time he was a member of the Green Party and was very active there. With his talent for speaking, he could have made an excellent political career, but by nature Ike was always a loner, so he decided to act alone. Moreover, soon in his life there came a period when no one understood his ideas, did not accept information. Everyone turned their backs on him because David began to explore the forbidden and dangerous topic of "who really rules the world" and the so-called conspiracy theory.
David Icke's theories
When David was about forty years old, one psychic said that he had a special mission and that he could heal people. This turn of events is shocking to anyone, but David decided to seriously think about these words and began to seriously think about finding a way, about a mission. He delved into religious and philosophical literature, began to study theology and occultism, trying to find answers to questions in them, which he had accumulated by that time a lot.
He had many acquaintances thanks to television and thanks to his father, who was in the military and served in some special troops. Gradually, David got acquainted with the same caring people as himself, got the opportunity to look at important archival documents. Gradually, he developed a harmonious picture of the world order, which he began to convey to people in his lectures.
He often recalls one show on the BBC channel, where he was invited, and where the audience simply ridiculed him for saying that "he is the son of God." Hayk didn’t want to say that he was someone like Christ, but people took it that way. He wanted to say that all people are God's creations, including himself. But at that time, even these words were perceived as great stupidity.
For a long time, the public made fun of David Icke, calling him various nicknames, up to the neo-fascist, crazy, and so on. He was publicly ridiculed - ridicule poured from all sides, he was invited to a TV show only to amuse the audience. And then David decided that this would help him, in his words, "get rid of the prison in which the majority lives" - as he called dependence on the opinions of other people. It was very difficult, but he stopped paying attention to what others were saying about him.
Today, those who ridiculed David's theories write him letters of apology that they once did not believe him and even wanted his public shame. As time passes, they see that many of his words are confirmed.
Today David Icke is the author of sixteen books in which he talks about his theories. Many of his books have been translated into major world languages and are extremely popular with readers. Up to six hundred thousand people visit his website every day. And the lectures lasting up to seven hours are listened to with bated breath by supporters of Hayk's views in different countries. His contribution to educating people is considered by many to be invaluable.
In his books, he expounds the following theories:
- The theory of the reptilian race of werewolves;
- The theory of the world as a computer simulation;
- The lunar matrix theory;
- Demiurge / Arkon Theory;
- Global Catastrophe Theory;
- Matrix exit theory;
- Theory of Endless Love;
- Transhumanism / Transformation Theory.
Personal life
David Icke was married twice: for many years he lived with his wife Linda Icke, they divorced for an unknown reason. In this marriage, David had three children.
Ike's second life partner is Pamela Lee Richards. They were very happy together - this is evidenced by numerous photos on the network. However, this union also collapsed for reasons unknown to the press.
Today David Icke is still working on his theories, trying to communicate them to as many people as possible.
