solar_deity wrote:
Oh. Only a few hundred dollars? And to think TPV got them for free. What IS the world coming to?

solar_deity wrote:
It's quite simple.
Icke > Sean > other admin/moderators.

It's quite clear that Icke & Sean do have a relationship in this respect.... and there is plenty of evidence to show that.
So no, it's not without evidence.... although I can't state it as fact.

I'm not sure what your intention is of appearing again trying to rustle up pointless debate in a subject you're entirely familiar with & know the script. You're obviously a very strange man!

I reckon he was trying to take the Michael.

Gilly wrote:
There was some new underpants to replace it, fortunately.
Same bollox, just different grunts.

Space Bandit wrote: Same old skid Marx stains.

As I thought weeks ago, TPV has gone the subscription route to remain on air. I wonder if it will ever become pay-per-view. No ill will but I wonder if it's going to be cliquey and closed shop...even elitist? No, surely not.

"One Pound A Month To Change The World – More And It Changes Quicker" at www.davidicke.com/headlines/

Flapping his gob around at other people's expense is never, ever going to change anything. He's been doing that long enough to know that.

Gilly wrote:
Please accept this correction to "is never, ever going to change anything" ... "will only ever change DI's bank account balance."

The rest of it is perfect.

Well that & his inflated sense of self importance.

On the plus side for David, his new 'magnum opus' is ready for purchase. And it really won't be a regurgitation of the previous ones with a couple of extra fruitloopy chapters at the end. And there are Wembley tickets on offer, too. These should cover a new Range Rover even if TPV bombs.

Oops, I don't know what came over me there.

Micklar wrote:
G'day Micklar, welcome to the form.

I clicked on a link that was posted to DI's headlines page and there was a brand spanking 'news' headline about the latest paper weight on offer by DI.

Obviously changing g his tune about the end of the world in 2012 to being in 2016 allows for another "magnum opus" in between the dates ... and another ... and another. What do you think the chances of it being postponed again?

Can anyone be bothered to read this?

earthlinggb.wordpress.com/2013/10/12/dav...rd-in-the-punchbowl/

I read about a quarter of it, but I've never read 'War and Peace', so I think I'll have a go at that first, as I'm sure, with respect, Tolstoy can write better than this guy.

"oh, and we had been told by Deanna to ensure all communications were copied to her and Sean so as to keep everything open "


And again

Aye


I read some of it today and all it did was confirm what I already knew.

Icke still has a god complex and now expects to get paid for it... and seans just a total cunt as always.

I was tempted to read it, then I remembered I actually don't give a fuck about any of it.

Do YOU want to be free? Touch the screen and send me your fiat. - Rev Icke

feather wrote:

Don't either but I do take a certain satisfaction from seeing mr enlightened, aka sean the cunt, being enlightened for all to see






Lovely

No-one actually believed he drinks the snake-oil they sell did they?
Icke's just his current meal ticket.

I scanned it, the biggest take home message was sean is definitely a cunt in his own class of cuntery.

I did actually read the whole article because I figured no-one else would be able to be bothered. Bit of a thread mix-up situation, but you can read my post about it here:

sanctumzone.co.uk/forum/General/24696-ru...ml?start=2940#151654

wake_up_bomb wrote:
I started reading with casual interest and found it intriguing so went on to read the whole thing. The inner environment of TPV doesn't surprise me though - basically a corporate set-up with one or two back-stabbing, hypocritical bastards out for their own good. I was particularly interested in the licensing aspect but am still not clear whether the content of an internet TV station is regulated by OFCOM. If it is, then the 'people' aren't going to get much of a voice. Nor is Icke, come to that.