Everything You Wanted to Know But Were Never Told

This book gives great insight into the globalist agenda plan and how it moves forward. They key to its success is distortion of reality or what David calls “perception deception”. This force is going all out to deceive, undermine will and cower any who shed light on their liberty destroying plan. I’ve understood this for years but David gives illuminating specifics on how they do so. The only issue I have with the book is David’s confusion with interpretation of religion with spiritual insignt, that he calls “conscious awareness”. I believe they are one and the same. In general, Religion has misunderstood or distorted the message of life’s real purpose but through careful reading of scripture, the message David promotes is no different from that encouraged by scripture. Jesus was an example of infinite awareness, love and devoted His life to enlightening man to embrace a unifying nature that makes lasting peace possible. Why David does not make the connection is a mystery. Perhaps he has not considered adequately, separating religion from the true message of scripture. The great message of scripture is to become aware of the necessity to learn and live the nature that makes unity and peace possible. This has to come from within through adjustment of priorities, values, morals, etc. Mans primal passions subvert enlightened unified nature as is evident in discord. No doubt, there are powers that seek to encourage and exploit divisiveness to control mankind. Scripture refers to this as satanic. The problem is, sensual man excuses and justifies his ignorance to indulge in debilitaive inward turning lusts. Until he becomes aware of this regressive inclinatiure and adjusts his balances accordingly, his fate will remain in the hands of tyrannical control freaks.

I don't know if this author was far right, far left, or just far out. I find it real interesting though. I read 5 pages at a time, being 698 pages long, I've got a job. He has a compact style and seems to fit a lot of info into a paragraph. Everything's this everything is that, do we know what everything is? One thing so far he just talks about recent discoveries in physics upon which he deduces everything. Though so far he hasn't taken into account what is to be discovered. They certainly don't know everything. So far the book has a description of the nature of things that is of a different realm but that could change as scientists discover new things, this process of discovery seems never ending. If you like science fiction I think you would like this book. I have to keep studying it because there are a lot of questions I have. Some of his inspiration was from psychedelic drugs, which may explain a lot. I found it fascinating.

Excellent book, David Icke. Greatly appreciated the lost bits and the summarization. In addition spent six hours watching your interview with Credo last week, all fascinating. Yes we can turn the world away from evil and guide others toward truly living a life of love. I love your work, your passion and your boldness. I also love your mind. I was missing quite a bit, since my dabbling listening in in the 90s. I don't know how I did not know you were persecuted for coming out. I took much heat first on the chairlifts of Telluride in the mid 90s just by sharing some of your beliefs at the time, with Wall St "power brokers" (haha); beliefs and ideas which I also felt were my knowing truths having had a good up close sighting of a ufo in the 80s. And having lived through childhood sexual abuse I am a bold free thinker (Irish American) who also could not care less what people think of me or my consciousness, ever. Please accept my total gratitude and love at showing up in my field of vision at this time in the world. I love your light. Thank you.

When I was young I was totally caught up in the illusion. Every now and then I poked my head out of the sand and asked myself, "Why do things seem so OFF? Why do I see certain people and situations from a totally different perspective than everyone else? Why do I feel there's so much more than meets the eye...?" At some point, I came across David Icke. I was intrigued, but most of the time (I'm ashamed to say) keeping my noggin in the sand was just, well, easier. More comfortable. At the same time that I was having this internal conflict, I was studying A Course in Miracles, a psycho-spiritual system of thought that has non-duality at its core. This too, I went back and forth on. By which I mean, I believed it to be true, but it was upsetting. So I would "give it up" (so to speak) for long periods. And then something always drove me back.This has gone on for forty years. I'm now 64, and I have to say, there is just no pretending for me anymore. I can't see the world the way most everyone else does. I mean, I CAN'T. It doesn't work. Once you begin to see, you can't unsee. It's like those books where you try to find Waldo. Once you've found the little bugger, your eyes go to the same spot and you just always know where he is. That said, in my opinion David Icke is a master at helping us see so we can actually find what we're looking for. I have total respect for the man, and I do believe he is bringing the truth to our doorstep. Even if you don't believe everything he says, there's a good bit of what he presents that is accurate and true. I know this. I can't help anyone else know this; it's come after 4 decades of soul searching. But if you, too, have had those feelings of "something is off here", consider this man's work.

Whether you agree with every theory David Icke puts forward or not, this book is a powerful call to think for yourself and question the reality you’ve been handed. It’s not your average read — it dives deep into politics, media, history, consciousness, and control systems, all with the goal of helping people break free from passive acceptance and start paying attention. What I appreciated most is how it connects the dots between seemingly unrelated topics. You can feel that the intention behind it is to empower, not to preach — and that matters. It opens up big conversations about freedom, perception, and truth, all in a way that pushes you out of your comfort zone in the best way possible. The writing is clear, urgent, and unapologetic. If you’re looking for a book that challenges the mainstream narrative and encourages independent thinking, this is a must-read. Even if you don’t agree with every page, you’ll finish it with a stronger sense of curiosity — and that alone makes it worth five stars.

If you know that many conspiracies are not just theories but well-established facts, and would like to know precisely what's going on on the world stage today, any book by David Icke is the right place to look. Perhaps you are like me and have been following David Ickes' works over the past two decades, and you've been awaiting his next publication -- here it is, and it's a big one (700+ pages!) David Icke always manages to cover so many subjects but never leaves the reader lost and adrift. He describes and explains so articulately and clearly, there is no room for disappointment. What I like about his latest installment is how he brings so much more clarity to the subject of humankind's spiritual nature. While he has touched on our spiritual nature in his other books before, he expands on it a bit more --so important, i think-- but lest i give the impression that the book is more spiritual than concrete, then allow me to set the record straight. David's forte is in shining a very bright light on any and all aspects of our social collective experience that is deliberately being obscured and hidden from us. He systematically exposes everything that is shrouded in mystery and intentionally obfuscated. After all this time I think it is safe to say that he, David, has become somewhat of a master at this, so I can assure the reader that they will find no fluff filler in these pages. One thing is certain, David never leaves his readers feeling that they are doomed by circumstances -- he makes it abundantly clear that we (each of us) can turn it all around by grasping the import of investing ourselves in our own personal growth and evolution, because our strength to effect change lies at the grassroots level.

Gestión impecable y libro en perfecto estado. Es un libro curioso y extenso, no estoy de acuerdo con todo lo que el autor expone pero muchos datos y referencias son impecables y exactos. Da que pensar. Yo creo que todo el mundo debería leerlo aunque sólo sea para empezar a cuestionarse la realidad que nos rodea.

The real deal. Once you start reading it you realize how, throughout your life you have been deceived. I like the fact that the author starts off with explaining how reality works and then delves into the deception.

Brilliantly researched, compelling arguments for what is happening in the world and why. A must read for any thinking human. Icke opens up discussions that others are afraid to have. He exposes the totalitarian creep of policies which are being slowly introduced for our enslavement and argues that we can make a difference by changing the way we percieve the world. An absolutely life changing peice of serious journalism.