David Icke is a very interesting person. I first heard of him in a documentary I watched maybe a year ago. There were some clips through out the video of him speaking and I found what he was saying quite compelling. So I researched the documentary and found out his name… ran a search on google and youtube and to my amazement I found tons of stuff. Books, lectures, videos… tons of content. I was surprised I had not heard of him before. I’ll let you get to know him through the video below which is only about 8 minutes long. He is speaking about what money actually is… he is a great speaker, always logical and builds in an easy to follow way.
It is worth me noting that he is not without contreversy in some circles for some of the topics he covers. He has spoken quite ill of organized religion in that he sews it into the systems of control as being corrupt and a lie to manipulate people. While I am sure some of that is true in some areas I think he misses the boat in a lot of others. I only mention this if you take the time to do some research on him because it could come across as though I support someone in opposition to my beliefs. The simple root of the matter is that the teachings of Jesus Christ defeats every single enemy or force that he speaks of as being against us. Anyway, I found that video interesting today and wanted to share it… what do you think?
Tags: banking, conspiracy, david icke, debt, government, money
I think he is totally correct with the notion that money is just digits on the computer screen. Its true, when you get a loan, the bank doesn’t have to move gold or other precious materials to give it to you, they simply type in the amount on their computer and it appears as a figure in your bank account, and that’s when you become a slave to it with interest and what not. I am not a fan of how money control peoples and plays such an important role in people’s lives. If you don’t have a lot of it, or enough to cover your bills, you worry about and it makes you feel like less of a person. If you have a lot of it, it can taint your thinking and make you greedy. There are a lot more important issues that we as a society should be focusing on instead of how much money one does or does not have.