Has anyone ever heard of David Icke?
83266
He's not misguided just really really high.
52804
I have not heard of him either, though I am quite sure his flow is red hot ...\n\nWho am I kidding? I don't even know what that means...sorry
355185
I have. He is the Pastor in Texas with the Mega church.\nHe is always smiling and talking real calm.
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I'm American.  Of course I don't know about the outside world.\nSeriously, all I know is that he was a partner-in-crime with Bush and Blair on the Iraq war.
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Nope.  But he's cool, man :)\n\nI could see him being part of a high-profile tag team that makes some noise.  He's already done the old IC championship...
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I don't think he has personally. He was just a guy that played sport and was really good at it.\n\nHe may have done charity work off the field but I do not know of any.\n\nBut I guess if you want to find anything at all, you could say he inspired others to succeed??
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I did hear that awhile ago, but I' not sure. He was crazy the things he did, I'm surprised he isn't already dead.
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I do not know him personally so I can not comment on those matters.\n\nI do not know him professionally as I do not purchase his material.\n\nI know he seems to have a large influence on the more uneducated among liberals who seem to be prone to wasting money  (that they always piss and moan about not having)  on pretty much anything he produces that bashes the US government, the war, American society or the President.\n\nHe sounds like the typical capitalist who understands very well that no one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American people.
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I've heard of him.  I also heard a guy who thought robot aliens were running the NBA and IRS.\n\nPeople put out some interesting ideas, it'd be hilarious if it were true, but could you imagine how many people would have to keep their mouths shut so that no one ever found out?  Too d*mn many.
503245
Never heard of it. Did you make it up? :)
197664
Paul Azinger is one that I know of. ~:)o
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For the longest time, I'd stumble upon his website or another one with his picture on it (you'd think if there were that many white Muslims, they'd drag someone else's picture out from time to time) and wonder why he seemed so familiar. Then I read his quite boring autobiography a couple months ago and I ask myself... Uncle Skippy ? I'm 95% sure this guy was a guy I once knew. Not 100% sure because it was 23 years ago.\n\nI was attending this Assembly of God church when I was 13 and my girlfriend (who was 12), Susan also attended the same church. Because she was not yet a teenager, she still attended "Children's church." I wanted to also attend Children's Church but I was too old. Instead I had to go to boring adult services. And I knew "Uncle Skippy" would be flirting with my girl. Sure he never groped her or anything like that, but he was always hugging her and calling her "Angel." She liked the attention but I think he creeped her out one Sunday and she decided she wanted to attend boring adult church with me.\n\nSusan and I eventually broke up(early adolescent relationships never work out- it was very innocent, though) and if my recollection serves me correctly, Uncle Skippy got fired. Seems lots of kid's parents complained about him "flirting" with their daughters. He only flirted with the 10-12 year old girls. He was mean to the boys and basically a total f-up as Children's Church leader.\n\nIs this "Skip" the same as Yusuf "Skip" Estes n? Like I said, I'm not 100% sure. This was in Florida, but I think  "Uncle Skippy" was from Texas. He wasn't Baptist, but I think he once was. I think Uncle Skippy tried everything. Hell, if this is the same guy, he might try Judaism tomorrow shattering the hopes of Muslims everywhere. "Uncle Skippy" wanted to be a pastor, but was prohibited due to his several divorces, was involved in Music and was basically your snake-oil salesman white trash redneck who told fabircated stories and genuinely believed he wasn't lieing.\n\nIf he and "Yusuf" Estes are not the same person, then they must be long lost twins.
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Nooo he's a scientologist ...wait a minute  maybe he is...him and tom crusie ..hehehhee
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No never heard of it.....but i will google it now.....i'm desperate.....\nthis is what i found....\n\nhttp://www.rainbowinvestigations.com/story.cfm?rainbowID=227
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Yes he spoke to his co-writers in late 1940's about creating a religion.  The quote was:\n\n"Writing for a penny a word is ridiculous. If a man really wants to make a million dollars, the best way would be to start his own religion" \n\nReader's Digest reprint, May 1980, p.1\n\nHe then read a lot of crackpot ideas and blended it with eastern & western philosophy, and religion.  He had very few of his own ideas, and invented very little.  He did indeed write Dianetics and then later created the Church of Scientology.\n\nWhile we have the adv. of knowing that scientology is a dangerous cult, and therefore won't be duped by it, not everyone is luckly to have come across this information first.  Or perhpas they were later convinced by scientologists that this information was entheta and written by people who hate all self-improvement groups, and are just criminals anyway  - thats you and I btw.\n\nFor anyone that does not know about the dangers of Scientology, please research this website amongst others, http://www.clambake.org (same as http://www.xenu.net )\n\nYou are correct it is not possible to take the OCA Personality test and not get something negative.  \n\nHere is an article on just that.\nhttp://www.xenu.net/archive/oca/oca.html  \n\nA bit lengthy and boring, but accurate.\n\nHere is a bit more, + the what are considered to be the correct answers at the bottom. "(try it at an Scientology shop, and they'll still recommend you buy their courses!)"\nhttp://www.xenu.net/archive/oca/
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lol. loved that first answer. \nIf there hasn't,  there should be. I haven't heard any. I can't stand him.\nI do have to give him credit for his charity work though.
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Eric Whitacre is one of my favorite composers. The choirs at University of Akron perform his music frequently.\n\nIf you have not listened to "When David Heard" as sung by the Brigham Young University Singers, do so.  It is an incredible work!