On Tue, 08 Jul 2003, Paul Vigay <pv@cropcircleresearch.com> wrote:

In article <vgk52mfgmq174e@corp.supernews.com>,
  Maxie P. Diddy <mep@do.not.spam.me.com> wrote:

through word of mouth or spread by fundies, but somehow he's getting his
stuff out there.  Of course, there is a very blatant anti-Jewish
sentiment throughout his works as one might expect.

Total rubbish! You've obviously never seen him speak then, or you wouldn't
make stupid claims like that.

The easiest thing is to shoot the messenger when you're scared of the
message!

I've been following the research of David Icke for some years, and I'd say
he was pretty spot on.

I agree, Paul. It's easy to get caught up in the controversy and form an
opinion
based on what people are saying about David Icke, without knowing anything
about his work. When I actually read his books I was shattered. Not only
does
his research tend to be confirmed from different sources, events on the
world stage
and associated media spin-doctoring repeatedly underline it, further
weakening debunker's arguments, which usually revolve around character
defamation and false allegations of anti-semitism. I say ignore the trolls
and 
keep on digging... look what they did to alt.paranormal.cropcircles - a
virtually
uninhabitable wasteland., spammed with idiot trolls. Keep up your own
research,
by the way, shame there aren't more people doing what you are doing, we
might
learn something

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