Some in my audience have been with me for seven years. They've seen me through thick and thin, and it is to their levels of expertise that I generally pace this show. I do not dumb it down around here.
I'm never too concerned about whether the newcomers understand what I'm talking about. I figure that you don't get yourself a legal staff in Washington and a (hypothesized) Secret Service staff and the ability to argue your own case in court by text messaging yourself by being a crank.
I had long ago hypothesized the existence of higher-dimensional or what I would call "peri-phasic" beings, entities who are slightly out of phase with, or out of vibrational "coherence" with, this reality that we find ourselves in. With Hugh Everett's Many Worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics in 1957, it became clear that ours is only one of many parallel universes, all occupying the same space. Indeed, there is no single universe that is ours; we skip, moment to moment, from one discarded universe to a new one. We surf a wave of parallel universe creation. Brian Greene's books on the subject are excellent.
Anyway, I thought to myself some years ago, "Why does humanity so consistently act contrary to its own interests? What's with all the wars and the polluting of the biosphere? It's almost like the species is under attack by some foreign intelligence."
I don't think anyone would claim that Earth is the center of the universe, so it's almost assured that intelligent life would exist elsewhere. Do those beings, too, jockey for pole position? Do they compete among themselves, and perhaps among other species, for crumbs? Would they seek to conquer other worlds?
These questions are part of the discipline known as "exo-politics."
Politics isn't about Democrats and Republicans and left and right. It's about deception and divide-and-conquer and sleight of hand.
I have decided to make available in my show, for those who may benefit by it, a lecture given by one David Icke. Mister Icke has a generalist's genius for tying together disparate disciplines into one, unified whole. And the term "generalist" does not do justice to the decades that he has spent studying those various disciplines, which include mythology and religion and archeology and physics, among others.
Mister Icke is an engaging speaker and I regard this lecture, "The Lion Sleeps No More" as perhaps his finest. It is seven hours long, yes, but it is an engaging, rousing experience. I have some knowledge of about seventy-five percent of what he covers. The material of his with which I am not directly familiar has the ring of truth to it and it squares precisely with what I had hypothesized about exo-intelligences.
I regard David Icke's work as the Grand Unification Theory of politics.
You will not understand politics in the slightest until you understand David Icke's work.
And what I do know is that when this foreign intelligence is found out, it's all over.