David Icke on One Radio Network - about his new book -February 9th 2010

David Icke on One Radio Network - February 9th 2010

David Icke - Our Time to Shine - Genie is led out of the box - New book out soon

David Icke is an English writer and public speaker who has devoted himself since 1990 to researching what he calls "who and what is really controlling the world." David has written 16 books explaining his views, characterized as New Age conspiracism, and has attracted a substantial following across the political spectrum. His books have been translated into eight languages, he runs a website that receives 600,000 hits a week, and his lecture tours, during which he speaks for up to eight hours at a time, attracted audiences of 30,000 between 2000 and 2006.His 533-page The Biggest Secret has been called the conspiracy theorist's Rosetta Stone.

Listen to David as he explains what our reality is and how its distorted and some super info on how we can focus and see things for what they are not what 'they' have allowed us to see or how they have projected things they want us to see. The genie is led out of the box! David also offers a teaser about the immanent release of his new book which is going to be a big one!

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Website: http://www.davidicke.com/

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Argentina renews claim over oil rich Falklands

April 03, 2010 — It has been 28 years since Britain and Argentina went to war over the disputed Falkland islands - known as the Malvinas by Argentines - in the South Atlantic.

Britain emerged victorious from the conflict and the islands have since grown prosperous from tourism and fishing among other things.

Now with oil companies exploring the waters surrounding the islands, tensions between the two countries are rising again.

As Argentina pays tribute to the soldiers who fell in the conflict, many people, including the president, are raising their voices against the continued British rule over the islands.

Lucia Newman reports from Buenos Aires.