My Comment to the Yorkshire Post

I tried to comment on the following article in the Yorkshire post:

http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/opinion/A-prophet-from-the-wilderness.4251280.jp

we'll see if it ever turns up, or get's screened.

Quote: I saw a video of the press conference and it is no surprise to me to see the tone of this article. Andrew Vine is stuck in a strange position, much like most journalists. If they agreed with any number of the things David Icke says, they wouldn't get to be a journalist of anything other than an internet blog. At the same time, any investigation of the information has to be out of the question in case it turns out to be accurate to ensure they can avoid addressing it. The fact is, you're not much of a journalist in my opinion. David Icke is famous for his reptilian theories, but 99.99% of what he talks about isn't that. They are his philosophical views as a consequence of researching and understanding the connection between various family bloodlines that have survived for many centuries and the fact that actually, a lot of these people, the people who are in positions of both apparent and real power are religious themselves. People reading this should check out the Bohemian Club (see wikipedia), where supposed Christians George Bush, amongst others, conduct mock human sacrifices in canonite rituals, one in particular called the "cremation of care", to the deity Moloch, under a huge statue of an owl. Before you laugh, spend 30 seconds looking on wikipedia. Regardless of what you believe, many of these people actually do believe they are in communion with entities; call them what you will, spirits, daemons, reptilians etc. No mention of David's information on the Bilderberg group (who Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and Kenneth Clarke attended at various times), the Trilateral Commission, the Council on Foreign Relations (members of which make up massive portions of every presidents' cabinet for the last 50 years or more), The Royal Institute for International Affairs, Club of Rome etc.. No mention of David's informaton on the banking system, run by private industries, with laws and royal charters that allow them to create money out of thin air and to lend it to people at interest and then to increase this supply even more through fractional reserve banking. The hidden tax of inflation, stealing value from people's savings by inflating the quantity of money. If I had a column, I'd spend months on that subject alone, trying to help people out. That IS news. That is the whole point of David Icke running, to show what the real concerns about big brother society should be? David Davis, if genuine, seems massively ignorant about his own topic. I actually think David Davis is there as a decoy for people with real concerns. His track record isn't one that inspires me to believe he will do anything, unless he's suddenly had an epiphany, which seems highly unlikely. If he had, he would debate or discuss the issue with David Icke. But he won't. You judge a tree by it's fruit and until David Davis does anything out of the ordinary as far as I'm concerned he is here to pacify people who don't like the police state we are increasingly living under and to make us believe the problem is a partisan issue. We're being double-teamed yet again, with the false left/right choice. A journalist should be challenging candidates of a by-election to find out what they're about and to research their ideas and information. You just took the easy, expected, acceptable route. An incredible shame...