David Icke News

Ryde - Lord McAlpine has sued and received large libel payouts from both the BBC and ITV; he is suing other people too, but he won't sue David Icke, not though for the reasons the latter may think.

Ryde - In the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal, other names have been floated as involved in organised child abuse. Ted Heath is dead so can't defend his reputation. Others are still very much alive, and may not have to.

The British Government has ordered that from now on, all newborn babies are to be microchipped. The good news is this is to apply only in Northern Ireland, and to dogs. For now.

Ryde - David Icke is one of the foremost prophets of our time, in his own mind at least; he sees conspiracies everywhere. But not, apparently, in his own back yard.

Austin - This week, David Icke appeared on the Alex Jones programme; they had much to agree on, and as usual, most of it was total rubbish.

Stonehaven - Anti-abuse campaigner Robert Green has been gaoled for a year for handing out leaflets, at least that is what his supporters say. As usual, the truth isn't that simple.

David Icke has just made another video, of himself talking on Croatian television. For once he had something intelligent to say, but will anybody listen?

Ryde - The latest issue of David Icke's newsletter is devoted in large measure to the evils of “Rothschild Zionism”. Perhaps he should have read some history before he wrote it.

9/11 Truthers insist the US Government is lying about the September 2001 atrocities, but how do their own witnesses and self-styled truth-seekers stack up?

Ryde - David Icke sees himself as a fearless exposer of financial corruption, terrorism and sexual abuse. Others regard him as a latter day Don Quixote.