David Icke: Conspiracy of the Lizard Illuminati (Part 1/2)

NARRATOR: For as long as I can remember, I've had an interest
in what some people condescendingly term
conspiracy theory.
You see, I was born November 22, the anniversary of John F
Kennedy's assassination.
And every year on my birthday there's been televised
specials on practically every channel talking about magic
bullets, grassy knolls, other shooters, as well as CIA, FBI,
and mafia involvement.
Even by the age of 10 this spoke to me.
And, of course, there were UFOs, the Illuminati, occult
Nazis, organized satanic networks, faked moon landings
and CIA mind control programs.
Hell, even if this is all bullshit, it
was fun to read about.

It was in 2000 that I first discovered David Icke's book,
"The Biggest Secret." In it he writes about a global
conspiracy.
A hidden hand manipulating humanity's destiny through the
shadows using those who seem to be in power.
And the goal of these shadow people?
Nothing less than an Orwellian global super state with total
control at the hands of an ancient reptilian
shapeshifting race.
So we took a ferry to the Isle of Wight to spend the day with
David Icke, Britain's leading conspiracy evangelist, and the
one man standing between us and total enslavement.
NARRATOR: Hey!
DAVID ICKE: Ah.
NARRATOR: Mr. Icke.
DAVID ICKE: Kev, nice to meet you.
NARRATOR: Nice to meet you.
DAVID ICKE: Good trip?
NARRATOR: Yes.
Yes.
It was.
DAVID ICKE: Welcome to my abode.
There's not much to see, but I like it.
NARRATOR: What have we got here?
DAVID ICKE: Well, this is things that I've collected
over the years.
This is fantastic.
Someone in Hawaii actually painted this.
This is what the painting is.
This is the original of the front cover of my last book,
"Human Race Get Off Your Knees: The Lion Sleeps No
More." And I asked my great friend, an artist called Neil
Hague, to paint this picture for me with, particularly,
those eyes.
And that's humanity saying, no more.
Enough.
No more little me.
We're not having it anymore.
NARRATOR: In 1991 David Icke didn't believe in secret
shapeshifting lizard fascists.
He was a television celebrity.
After arthritis had ended a promising career in football,
he'd become a broadcaster.
But that all ended in one remarkable appearance on the
Terry Wogan show.
-David Icke.
NARRATOR: In a turquoise tracksuit he'd announced that
he was the son of God.
And the world would be ending that year.
It didn't, and Icke seemed destined to disappear beneath
a typhoon of public laughter.
-It's quite funny really.
2000 years ago had a guy called Jesus sat here and said
these same things, you would still be laughing.
It's really, really funny that we've not really moved on that
much.
-They're laughing at you.
They're not laughing with you.
-Fine.
NARRATOR: But Icke wouldn't disappear.
He began to write.
And over a series of increasingly successful books,
he began to outline his philosophy.
Humankind was not in charge of its destiny.
It was the unwitting prisoner of a race of shapeshifting
lizards who occupied the roles in the
highest echelons of society.
From presidents to royal families, all trusted public
figures were secretly part of a reptilian satanist pedophile
group who had been on this planet for centuries.
People began to take notice of Icke, and today he spends most
of his year preaching to amphitheaters full of fans.
He's still making startling revelations, and recently he
declared the moon to be a hollowed out planetoid space
station from which our minds are controlled.
The lizard's very own Death Star.
Don't mention the reptiles, chapter two.
DAVID ICKE: Don't mention the reptiles, yeah.
Because people-- when they started to come in people were
kind of into my stuff up to that point.
Which was kind of regular--
well it was a bit strange.
It was all the way the world was manipulated by few people,
but it was all kind of regular stuff.
And then I came across with this stuff and it was like--
NARRATOR: Get it out of the way.
DAVID ICKE: --don't mention the reptiles.
They'll just laugh at you again.
I said, I know.
But I've seen enough and heard enough to
believe that it's real.
And so I say it.
I don't care about the consequences for me.
Are you frightened?
No.
I'm not.
I don't care.
Because the consequences for the world and my children, and
my grandchildren, and everyone else's, of humans not
intervening in this process that's going on now ever more
quickly, are that we are condemning our children and
grandchildren--
indeed ourselves, it's that close--
to a world that George Orwell so massively understated.
NARRATOR: Can we have a look at where the work gets done?
DAVID ICKE: Yes.
NARRATOR: Where it all happens.

DAVID ICKE: This is where it all happens.
As you can see it's really small.
NARRATOR: It is really small.
DAVID ICKE: Because I look at my life and I don't see my
life as a life anymore.
I haven't for a while.
I see it as a job.
NARRATOR: So this is the new one.
In German?
DAVID ICKE: Yeah.
This is the German version, isn't it?
Look at the size of that.
NARRATOR: Jeez, yeah.
DAVID ICKE: 250,000 words.
That, in one book, is the scale of information that has
come into my life about these things.
See, that is not a theory.
That is evidence supporting a fact.
NARRATOR: What was the first book that really struck you?
Because, I know, there was a couple for me.
Are you familiar with Robert Anton Wilson?
DAVID ICKE: Yeah.
Yeah.
NARRATOR: And I just liked it because it was funny and it
tied a lot of points of interest together.
And he sort of pointed me in different directions.
Even though he wasn't really a conspiracy theorist trying to
say anything.
He put things together I never saw.
DAVID ICKE: Right.
NARRATOR: He'd connect dots that had never occurred to me.
Which turned me to "Holy, Blood, Holy Grail," and some
of these other things.
DAVID ICKE: You've just hit the nail right on the head of
my work and what you need to do to understand
what's going on.
Connect the dots.
See, there are dots, like banking, government, all these
different things, 9/11, which in and of themselves are
interesting.
And you can see that something's not right.
But when you connect the dots between apparently unconnected
people and situations and organizations, that's when the
tapestry appears.
And you go, whoa.
So that's what's happening.
NARRATOR: David had told us that his first moment of
enlightenment had occurred when a voice entered his head
while shopping with his son on the sea front.
DAVID ICKE: This is the news agent I told you about where,
basically, it all started.
I was walking along here and I walked in this door and turned
to where Gareth was reading his Spin Train books.
And this is where it happened.
Just the other side of this door.
Where I'm like, what's going on?
Go and look at the books on the far side.
What?
What?
And that's where it started.
1990.
March, 1990.
And I never thought it was going to lead where it has.
But it has.
Yeah.
NARRATOR: Well, it was a great beginning.
Platform Fun.

DAVID ICKE: In simple terms, there is a predator race which
take a reptilian form.
They're feeding off humanity.
They've turned humanity into a slave race.
They demand human sacrifice.
That's where satanism comes in.
They feed off human energy, particularly feed off the
energy of children.
NARRATOR: David's latest revelations have
been about the moon.
Far from a lump of benign rock orbiting us, it is in fact an
artificial construct, a gigantic spacecraft, probably
a hollowed out planetoid.
It is from the moon that the nefarious Illuminati
manipulate the collective human mind.
Warping our perception of reality.
DAVID ICKE: I'm saying it's broadcasting something.
That it acts as a blocking frequency that stops us seeing
and perceiving things that we would normally perceive.
That is creating what I call the moon matrix, or the satin
moon matrix.
And it's basically having the effective of the fake reality
in "The Matrix" movies.
NARRATOR: I guess that makes David the Isle of
Wight's very own Neo.