Your Fave Icke Book

[chattanova]

(The poll only takes 10 opinions....)

As I was reading 'Tales From The Time Loop', my eyes almost popped out of their sockets, but that was my first Icke/Conspiracy book and it really shocked me, so I guess that might have influenced my decision:)
It's written more like a biography, I like that.

[adimon]

The Robot's Rebellion

[freedomnonfighter]

I have to vote the newest one. I'm not far into it, but I find the way it's structured to be perfect. And it just has loads upon loads of information crammed into it :)

[revolutionary_jam]

sorry davey baby but It Doesn't Have To Be Like This changed my outlook more than any other book ever,

probably because I already had an inclination of what was going on before i read The Biggest Secret (the first icke book i read)

[adimon]

Yes, RevJam, that would be my 2nd choice

[hagbard_celine]

I seem to be in the majority (even though only 5 people have voted!). Time Loop was hid greatest yet, but I'm only on "Dot 2" of the new one, so let's see how that one goes.;)

[hagbard_celine]

I also love In The Light of Experience. It's out of print today and hard to get hold of, but it's bloody good.

[astral_girl]

the biggest secret -because this was the first one i read ........

[thelyran]

I am me...
Before the net was available...I use to photo-copy chapters to send to people with relationship problems.

Another reason...It's the best...if the human-race adopted this philosophy
on how we should treat each other,when the book was released...The Reptiles would have backed their portals,heading back to planet Draco...why would they want a world full of light and love?It hurts them...
Icke,could've retired as spiritual leader...saved his hands from the onset of
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome(he types and writes alot),,,,and we get the goods on withheld technologies...that's my reasoning.
*less effort required when you see the light......

[chattanova]

12 votes only:( ? lol c'mon folks, is it really that hard to vote? :rolleyes:

[lilly555]

make that 13 votes...

i voted for the new one of course!

[celtic isis]

I have to vote the newest one. I'm not far into it, but I find the way it's structured to be perfect. And it just has loads upon loads of information crammed into it :)

same here! :D

[celtic isis]

I am me...
Before the net was available...I use to photo-copy chapters to send to people with relationship problems.

Another reason...It's the best...if the human-race adopted this philosophy
on how we should treat each other,when the book was released...The Reptiles would have backed their portals,heading back to planet Draco...why would they want a world full of light and love?It hurts them...
Icke,could've retired as spiritual leader...saved his hands from the onset of
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome(he types and writes alot),,,,and we get the goods on withheld technologies...that's my reasoning.
*less effort required when you see the light......

i agree the lyran :)

i already sent my copy of i am me...to be passed along and enrich other people's lives lol

it's a great intro isn't it, i am me, i am free. was the first icke book i read actually.

hehe good on ya for sending copies around to help people! that's briliant! :)

[aznality]

I cannot vote because a fair few of them are excellent. Sorry, it is impossible to decide. =)

[lucifershammer]

children of the matrix.

although i still have serious doubts about Icke's conclusions, i thank the first Icke book i read, "children of the matrix." for opening my mind and making me question everything i had long since taken for granted.

[marcodrum]

well I haven't gotten the very newest one, so... I love all the books though.:D

[tinmenace]

Infinite Love Is The Only Truth... (http://www.davidickebooks.co.uk/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=2/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=2/affiliate/idevaffiliate.php?id=288_0_1_8)

...and that might change once I've read the new one ;)

[seer74]

interesting to me that SO FAR no one else here has the same favorite as I do!
also intersting to me is that SO FAR the most popular one of David's books is the ONLY one of his books I haven't read yet!!!! I know what I'll be reading soon !!!! :)

[cheeney1]

the biggest secret, would be mine

[revolutionary_jam]

interesting, we have a fairly even spread, with some bias towards infinite love!

[tinmenace]

Only 29 votes. I sure hope that out of 10,000 + members that more than 29 people have read his books. :confused:

[mcmenek1]

Hi,

I would have to say The Biggest Secret because that book was the first one I read and it changed my life......

Love
&
Peace

[tinmenace]

Hi,

I would have to say The Biggest Secret because that book was the first one I read and it changed my life......

Love
&
Peace

It was my first book too, and it sure changed my life also :)

[who elsie]

Hi,

I would have to say The Biggest Secret because that book was the first one I read and it changed my life......

Love
&
Peace

Ditto.
The Biggest Secret just brought everything into focus for me. It has everything! I don't think Icke has written anything as complete since, although 'Alice and Wonderland...' and 'Infinitie Love' are essential reading too. Not sure about the new book yet - there's alot of good, new info, but too much repetition for my liking.

[revolutionary_jam]

as is always the case, but i think it had to be repeated for the new readers, especially since it is the last one before davey goes onto pastures new

[pri01]

I voted earlier and just popped back in to have a look at the result. My vote went to The Biggest Secret which absolutely turned my way of thinking on its head. I gave the book to my younger brother and he couldn't get his head around it because we were brought up in a strict catholic upbringing and it challenged his beliefs so he stopped reading it. I think people who read this stuff really need to be open minded and receptive to new learning.

[mcmenek1]

I voted earlier and just popped back in to have a look at the result. My vote went to The Biggest Secret which absolutely turned my way of thinking on its head. I gave the book to my younger brother and he couldn't get his head around it because we were brought up in a strict catholic upbringing and it challenged his beliefs so he stopped reading it. I think people who read this stuff really need to be open minded and receptive to new learning.

Hi pri01,

Yeah I agree you need to be ready for this sort of information, there are people who will read The Biggest Secret and it won't make any difference to them they will just carry on with their lives as they did before.......for other people the information in the book will resonate with them and it will completely change their whole way of thinking and their view of the reality they live in, I also bought the book for my brother but unfortunately he wasn't ready for it, he just carried on with life as he did before locked into the false reality thats been created.....

I like your new Avatar....... is that you in the picture?

Love
&
Peace

[quester123]

Hi All,
Not a box there to vote for Truth Vibrations, but that was the first of David's
books which thankfully came into my life after a traumatic spiritual awakening
in my very early teens. Have read & thoroughly enjoyed his other books too. (with the exception of his latest release, which I have to say, is on my every increasing "to do" reading list)

But it has been really very heartening to see how things have unfolded over the years. Especially since those earlier days when there were more hecklers and rude people literally shouting over him at his UK talks than genuine people who were actually there to listen, learn and awaken.

I decided to reorder Truth Vibrations over the web and read it through again last November. Simply because I was rather curious about something within this particular book that he had originally written about the Brigantia Tribe.
Totally amazing to see how far he has progressed since those early days!
:) and especially how many have since started to follow his work

[mcmenek1]

It was my first book too, and it sure changed my life also :)

:)

Love
&
Peace

[pri01]

Hi pri01,

Yeah I agree you need to be ready for this sort of information, there are people who will read The Biggest Secret and it won't make any difference to them they will just carry on with their lives as they did before.......for other people the information in the book will resonate with them and it will completely change their whole way of thinking and their view of the reality they live in, I also bought the book for my brother but unfortunately he wasn't ready for it, he just carried on with life as he did before locked into the false reality thats been created.....

I like your new Avatar....... is that you in the picture?

Love
&
Peace


Hi mcmenek1, it's really funny but when I went to see family earlier this year in Ireland, I tested the material with some of the younger cousins, as I thought they would be more forward thinking but alas, they now have me certified a mental case. I'm afraid they're not ready for this information yet. I don't understand why some people will immediately disbelieve something without actually researching at all. I'm pleased that you like my avatar, but it's just a little reflection of the party atmosphere for New Year. Happy New Year by the way.

[chattanova]

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[fiery_truth]

I voted for his new one :)

[chattanova]

I voted for his new one :)

Thanks for voting:) Were starting to get a permanent pattern in the poll now.
But still only 37 out of 700 views have voted, that is weird:confused:

[tinmenace]

Thanks for voting:) Were starting to get a permanent pattern in the poll now.
But still only 37 out of 700 views have voted, that is weird:confused:

:D What do you think it means?

[chattanova]

:D What do you think it means?

:rolleyes:That 1 of 18 forum members have actually been reading at least 1 of his books:confused: lol I'm still trying not to think the worse here:)

[chattanova]

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[celtic isis]

:rolleyes:That 1 of 18 forum members have actually been reading at least 1 of his books:confused: lol I'm still trying not to think the worse here:)

hehe aww chatt :)

[chattanova]

hehe aww chatt :)

:o:) I'm not giving up at this poll. Never! ;)

[strider]

O.k. I voted the biggest secret because it shocked and excited me the most and sent me in to research over drive..

[chattanova]

..last bump

[chattanova]

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[simmm]

The biggest secret for me.....that's the one that really made me think,even though I'd read the ones that came before.

[pilgrim]

The Robot's Rebellion.
The first Icke book i read in 1996.
I kept loaning it to friend's encouraging them to read it.
I don't know where it is now.

[chattanova]

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[number 6]

I bought "Truth Vibrations" recently. Only just started it but it's very interesting to read his earlier stuff.

[chattanova]

I bought "Truth Vibrations" recently. Only just started it but it's very interesting to read his earlier stuff.

I have to give one of the old ones a try, I was thinking on 'The Robots Rebellion'..

[cafe beelzebub]

Favourite?

I don't have one, it's not exactly fun reading an Icke book is it?

[tinmenace]

Favourite?

I don't have one, it's not exactly fun reading an Icke book is it?

The fun comes afterwards ;)

[chattanova]

Please make a vote if you will, cheers
:)

[jvx19]

I'd like to vote, but I am still reading ..and the truth shall set you free. I have about 30 pages left. It's the only Icke book I have read so far, so how can I pick a favorite?

[chattanova]

I'd like to vote, but I am still reading ..and the truth shall set you free. I have about 30 pages left. It's the only Icke book I have read so far, so how can I pick a favorite?

Yeah, that's the problem with this poll:) But I won't arrest you if you vote on that;)

btw the first read often seems to be the one that means most.

[chattanova]

(To see who voted what, click on the votes)

[chattanova]

You're welcome to make a vote :D

[chattanova]

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[sturbz]

my introduction to David Icke
was from "Children of the Matrix"

but
i later bought and read "The Biggest Secret" and find it my favorite.

;]]

[chattanova]

**BuMp**

[burgek]

Robots rebellion:)

[lewi]

The Biggest Secret .. ;)

[redpillpopper]

btw the first read often seems to be the one that means most.

Robot's Rebellion - found stashed away in a box of books in my Dad's attic 4 years ago - what a wake up call :eek::eek::eek:

[camreeno]

I doubt many people have read all of them, so why vote?

[indolering]

I voted 'and the truth' but Robots' Rebellion was excellent as was Biggest Secret and Alice...Time Loop brought a new dimension, also essential reading....

[energi]

In spite of TBS being my first Icke book, I voted for Robot's Rebellion instead since it has a better narrative with the reptilians not taking part in everything. Instead, the "plot" is describing a malevolent 4th-dimensional Consciousness of some sort manipulating from behind-the-scenes. I also like how he writes about early/ancient history and religions in this book, one of the most memorable parts was the discussion about how the "death" of "Jesus" could have occurred, makes you think (even if it's not true) :D...

Also, it is a better read overall since he makes suggestions on actual things we could do in order to "beat" the system. Don't get me wrong - he's lucid and clear while describing hisunderstanding of consciousness - and personal transformation of it (very Neo-Advaitic) - in the later books: But some criticize him for "selling the conspiracy" without offering any tangible solutions to get us out of this mess; this book tries to point some things out that we could do in society/politics.

And I like the book's cover too :)


The Biggest Secret was the first Icke book I read. The way it starts is a total bitchslap right across your face. Only a few pages in and he launches into the Reptilian stuff at full speed, painting up vivid horrors of the Dulce base (and the alleged Dulce Wars), underground experiments and things you only thought were in sci-fi horror movies.

Total. Mindfuck. :eek:

It takes courage to do that, if he had save the reppie stuff for the later half of the book it would read out in a whole other way. But that is also the weakness of the book, since those not buying the reptilian stuff or being too scared by it.

(I was afraid of getting nightmares at one point where it was a never-ending stream of satanic abuse and child kidnappings etc, 'cuz I devoured the book in less than a week, reading throughout the day and far too long in the night/early morning hours. :o)




edit: Sorry for spelling and/or grammar mistakes if there are any :o, feel free to point it out ('cuz I'm falling asleep right now and it's in the middle of the night)