Les-

It means simply that there are many facets of the world around us, the way we're governed and subtly controlled, and indeed the very nature of our own existence, that we have little if any understanding of. Icke posits a set of answers, as have many religious, secular and political thinkers down the ages. There's nothing wrong with or ridiculous about that, in itself- aren't we ALL looking for answers, ultimately? I don't find Icke's inherently any less believable than anybody else's, and whilst they may be speculative, the same could be said of any religious, political, or even scientific theory.

Joan-

Can you provide a link to any actual footage of David Icke claiming to be Jesus? If so, I'd be interested to see it. However, you must be able to see that "...I saw him say it on some documentary once" doesn't exactly constitute empirical evidence!

Amos-

I think now is as good a time as any to announce to the world that I, too, am He...

("For he was despised and rejected..." ;>))