David Icke on Ryan Tubridy

take everything

David Icke talking to Ryan Tubridy now.
Getting stuck into each other at the moment.

fryup

has he mentioned the lizard people yet?

take everything

Yeah.
Sounds insane.
But it would be nice if Tubridy was more balanced.
Maybe asking him about speaking about Savile while everyone else looked the other way. He's not completely insane.

WoollyRedHat

take everything wrote: »

David Icke talking to Ryan Tubridy now.
Getting stuck into each other at the moment.

Getting stuck into each other? That's Icke.

batgoat

take everything wrote: »

Yeah.
Sounds insane.
But it would be nice if Tubridy was more balanced.
Maybe asking him about knowing about Savile while everyone else looked the other way. He's not completely insane.

That's more of a stopped clock being right twice. He's literally claimed half the globe are paedophiles... Plus Savile rumours were about for decades so at most he reiterated what everyone heard.

pen123

Personally I don't believe in the lizard people but if it is true i think we can all agree Tubridy is definitely a lizard.

Agricola

I hope Icke is addressing the conspiracy that is keeping Tubridy in paid employment at RTE.

PlaneSpeeking

I for one welcome our new lizard overlords.

Except the chameleons, can never find the buggers.

razorblunt

For a man that believes in lizards, he's going to fell vindicated looking at Tubridy, who looks like a generic iguana type creature standing on its back legs.

PlaneSpeeking

razorblunt wrote: »

For a man that believes in lizards, he's going to fell vindicated looking at Tubridy, who looks like a gecko standing on its back legs.

My client, Gordon the Gecko, would like you to withdraw that wholly unfair and unflattering comparison!!

WinnyThePoo

I don't think Icke ever named Saville before he died and the truth came out. Fair play to him making millions on lizard men and the moon being a spaceship conspiracy theories though.

razorblunt

PlaneSpeeking wrote: »

My client, Gordon the Gecko, would like you to withdraw that wholly unfair and unflattering comparison!!

Comment withdrawn, no offence meant to Gordon.

PlaneSpeeking

razorblunt wrote: »

Comment withdrawn, no offence meant to Gordon.

He appreciates that! :D:D:D

topper75

You'll have to speak up. I'm wearing a red dress.

kneemos

Presumably this guy was brought on so Turbiddy could ridicule him.
What's the point? Haven't even heard a mention of him for ten years or more.

jordata

kneemos wrote: »

Presumably this guy was brought on so Turbiddy could ridicule him.
What's the point? Haven't even heard a mention of him for ten years or more.

I think the point is self-promotion. He has a show in Dublin tomorrow and a new book.

The event is sold out though.

riffmongous

kneemos wrote: »

Presumably this guy was brought on so Turbiddy could ridicule him.
What's the point? Haven't even heard a mention of him for ten years or more.

Of course you haven't since the MSM has been trying to keep him silenced ever since he got so close to the truth. Thank God for champions of free speech like Tubridy who are willing to risk their lives and careers so that we can have one last chance to break the conditioning

kneemos

jordata wrote: »

I think the point is self-promotion. He has a show in Dublin tomorrow and a new book.

The event is sold out though.

Sold out doesn't necessarily mean anything,depends on the venue.

Steve F

I'm sorry but I have to say this......he's a Loon!!

And David Icke is a bit odd too!

Taytoland

Been right about governing world politics for years.

riffmongous

Taytoland wrote: »

Been right about governing world politics for years.

So you are fine with giving your loyalty to a reptile?

MarkAOReilly

Icke is kind of loveable in his insanity.

I think he is being honest and means well and genuinely believes this stuff, as opposed to con men selling conspiracy theories like Alex Jones.

.........That doesn't make him any more correct though and every word he says in an affront to critical thinking.

MarkAOReilly

kneemos wrote: »

Presumably this guy was brought on so Turbiddy could ridicule him.
What's the point? Haven't even heard a mention of him for ten years or more.

This guys still sells out big events.....that last like 8 hours!

Don't think I could stick it myself but he's still a prominent figure in the looney circles

Taytoland

riffmongous wrote: »

Taytoland wrote: »

Been right about governing world politics for years.

So you are fine with giving your loyalty to a reptile?

His interview on talkradio recently about A-B politics is rather correct. Of course the Lizard stuff is nonsense.

NIMAN

Sometimes I wonder is Icke actually mad, or is he just playing a game?

After all, he's made probably a million or so from all his books etc, doing tours preaching to the brain dead folk who believe what he is spouting.

Barking all the way to the bank.

Ulysses Gaze

kneemos wrote: »

Sold out doesn't necessarily mean anything,depends on the venue.

The Helix - so around 1800 seats.

ohnonotgmail

MarkAOReilly wrote: »

This guys still sells out big events.....that last like 8 hours!

Don't think I could stick it myself but he's still a prominent figure in the looney circles

He must be only doing the highlights in dublin. He is only doing 4.5 hours. 1800 seats at €30 a pop is nothing to be sniffed at.

valoren

NIMAN wrote: »

Sometimes I wonder is Icke actually mad, or is he just playing a game?

After all, he's made probably a million or so from all his books etc, doing tours preaching to the brain dead folk who believe what he is spouting.

Barking all the way to the bank.

Where some are professional trolls in the mould of Katie Hopkins, I'd rank Icke as a Professional Fruitcake. He knows what he is doing making outlandish claims and talking conspiracy rubbish.

For me it's the way he speaks, espousing nonsense in that deliberate, articulate manner that marks him out. He knows his shtick would fall apart if he delivered the same material like a stark raving lunatic. He wouldn't even be the slightest bit embarrassed by becoming a national laughing stock or becoming associated with topics such as lizard people. He is a businessman and to get such media attention is great for business.

It's his intelligent delivery of his rubbish beliefs that makes me believe he knows exactly what he is doing, that he himself knows he is talking ****e but more importantly he knows how to deliver it in order to gain credibility with gullible people who lap up his material and bulk up his bank account. People love to believe in the big bad government and a whole raft of conspiracy guff and when it's delivered by Icke, who is clearly an intelligent man, such people are like putty in his hands.

TomOnBoard

pen123 wrote: »

Personally I don't believe in the lizard people but if it is true i think we can all agree Tubridy is definitely a lizard.

Odhinn

riffmongous wrote: »

So you are fine with giving your loyalty to a reptile?

It's par for the course for unionism lets face it.

Arthur Daley

Taytoland wrote: »

His interview on talkradio recently about A-B politics is rather correct. Of course the Lizard stuff is nonsense.

So many of his interviews on radio are on subjects where his views are surprisingly commonplace. Especially the views of Britain and the EU, you will hear these views in UKIP or the tory party all the time. On Israel/Palestine you will hear similar views on the left in Sinn Fein, and similar views have been expressed in speeches in the seanad/Dail here by David Norris or Richard Boyd Barrett. His views on the financial crash and homeless crisis are fairly middle of road. It is surprising.

But then he can never get away from the lizard/son of God/moon is a spaceship etc. commentaries he has churned out, which somewhat devalue any sense he may talk the rest of the time.

Taytoland

Odhinn wrote: »

riffmongous wrote: »

So you are fine with giving your loyalty to a reptile?

It's par for the course for unionism lets face it.

Obsessed with my politics. It's very odd.

Taytoland

Arthur Daley wrote: »

Taytoland wrote: »

His interview on talkradio recently about A-B politics is rather correct. Of course the Lizard stuff is nonsense.

So many of his interviews on radio are on subjects where his views are surprisingly commonplace. Especially the views of Britain and the EU, you will hear these views in UKIP or the tory party all the time. On Israel/Palestine you will hear similar views on the left in Sinn Fein, and similar views have been expressed in speeches in the seanad/Dail here by David Norris or Richard Boyd Barrett. His views on the financial crash and homeless crisis are fairly middle of road. It is surprising.

But then he can never get away from the lizard/son of God/moon is a spaceship etc. commentaries he has churned out, which somewhat devalue any sense he may talk the rest of the time.

Yes that is what I was saying.

Cheerful Spring

He probably has some interesting things to say but I just can't listen to him after he proclaimed on Wogan he was the Son of God, come on now, please.


If you interested 2 minutes in.

MarkAOReilly

I think Icke is out there enough to actually literally mean lizard people when he says lizard people.

Most of his fellow more grounded and more antisemetic conspiracy theorists just replace that element with Jews and keep the rest the same.

ohnonotgmail

MarkAOReilly wrote: »

I think Icke is out there enough to actually literally mean lizard people when he says lizard people.

Most of his fellow more grounded and more antisemetic conspiracy theorists just replace that element with Jews and keep the rest the same.

Oh Icke is very fond of that subject as well.

padd b1975

He's no Noel Edmunds.

Now there's a loon I would seriously consider paying money to hear.

PlaneSpeeking

padd b1975 wrote: »

He's no Noel Edmunds.

Now there's a loon I would seriously consider paying money to hear.

What was his mad idea ? Cosmic Ordering or something ???

Whoever thought they'd live to see a day when Mr Blobby and the Gotcha Oscar seemed sane in comparison!

Cheerful Spring

Cheerful Spring wrote: »

He probably has some interesting things to say but I just can't listen to him after he proclaimed on Wogan he was the Son of God, come on now, please.
If you interested 2 minutes in.

Seems more like a self-conscious charlatan than a nutcase. I would put him in the same category as those faith healers who had earpieces feeding them info about the audience. He's making this stuff up because there's a market for it.

Arthur Daley

Ulysses Gaze wrote: »

The Helix - so around 1800 seats.

Tickets were something like €35 and it's sold out. That would be a gross 63 grand for a nights work. Take out the venue hire and a bit around promotion and the guy has to be clearing enough to be a multi millionare doing even one of these a week, year on year.

Don't begrudge him it at all, like Alex Jones it's a business and people go for the show, like any other. Not everyone could handle the public ridicule and character assasination. But on those numbers he is part of the 1% himself....

Ulysses Gaze

Arthur Daley wrote: »

Tickets were something like €35 and it's sold out. That would be a gross 63 grand for a nights work. Take out the venue hire and a bit around promotion and the guy has to be clearing enough to be a multi millionare doing even one of these a week, year on year.

Don't begrudge him it at all, like Alex Jones it's a business and people go for the show, like any other. Not everyone could handle the public ridicule and character assasination. But on those numbers he is part of the 1% himself....

Icke was doing well but his divorce crippled him financially.
He's now living in a flat on the Isle of Wight.

MarkAOReilly

Hey, all those snazzy tracksuits don't come cheap! hah

Lil Sally Anne Jnr.

Tubridy really is unbearable. A snivelling little worm circling the posterior ring of a ghoul or vampire.