2012 Olympics - Staged alien invasion prediction by Rik Clay

[lavezzi]

Has anyone seen this? It's an interview done over four years ago with an English guy named Rik Clay who mysteriously went on to kill himself two months later. He makes some outrageous predictions about a staged alien invasion by the illuminati during the London olympics (which starts in 4 days) to usher in the NWO. It's far-fetched fantasy at best, but still incredibly intriguing and mind-blowing. I'd highly recommend anyone who hasn't seen it yet to watch the full clip:



Any thoughts on this guy and his conspiracy theories?

[Winston]

There are many long threads about that in the David Icke forums. I don't know why the Illuminati would want to kill an amateur blogger like that.

The London 2012 Olympics is getting freaky though. There are Illuminati occult symbols all over the grounds, as if they are preparing for some big sacrifice ritual. So I would not go there during the Olympics. Here are some documentaries about that.

[Winston]

So I take it nothing special happened at the 2012 Olympics? At least not anything obvious?

[lavezzi]

So I take it nothing special happened at the 2012 Olympics? At least not anything obvious?

nope. as with all supernatural phenomena, it was purely fantasy and delusion.

[Winston]

So I take it nothing special happened at the 2012 Olympics? At least not anything obvious?

nope. as with all supernatural phenomena, it was purely fantasy and delusion.

What do you mean? What makes you think all supernatural claims are fantasy and delusion? What do you mean by supernatural? How much research have you done in this area? I have done a lot. Have you? You shouldn't make such blanket claims.

I still don't understand why the Illuminati would kill an amateur blogger like that. He wasn't a threat to them. Yet after an interview on Red Ice Radio, he jumps out of his room and dies? Very weird. Maybe he foiled the Illuminati's plans for something at the Olympics, and so they were pissed? Or they had a sick sense of humor? There are many threads about this on David Icke forum.

If they do stage something, it will probably be when people least expect it, not when they are predicting it.

[lavezzi]

So I take it nothing special happened at the 2012 Olympics? At least not anything obvious?

nope. as with all supernatural phenomena, it was purely fantasy and delusion.

What do you mean? What makes you think all supernatural claims are fantasy and delusion? What do you mean by supernatural? How much research have you done in this area? I have done a lot. Have you? You shouldn't make such blanket claims.

I still don't understand why the Illuminati would kill an amateur blogger like that. He wasn't a threat to them. Yet after an interview on Red Ice Radio, he jumps out of his room and dies? Very weird. Maybe he foiled the Illuminati's plans for something at the Olympics, and so they were pissed? Or they had a sick sense of humor? There are many threads about this on David Icke forum.

If they do stage something, it will probably be when people least expect it, not when they are predicting it.

i apoligize winnie. i mistook this with another thing where a guy was claiming to channel an alien entity. rik clay made a lot of fabrications in this interveiw, but i commend him for being honest about it, unlike these "new age gurus" and "channellers" we are seeing.

there is definitely a lot we do not know or understand about the nature of reality, but i come from the position that these things are unknowable and incomprehendable. there can only be implications based on inconsistancies in reasoning which point in certain directions and from which certain assumtions may be taken from. for example, the feeling after awakeneing of "i am not my body", this will lead one to speculate that pure consciousness may exist outside of time and space altogether.

we assume because most philiosophers and intellectualists do not hold a belief in any kind of afterlife that it automatically must not be true. but intellect is only a single facculty, spirituality is another thing altogether. if we analize said philosophers and intellectuals on a personal level, it is likely we would find they are functioning entirely through the scope of their egos and do not understand spirituality at all. however, no one knows anything. i do not beleive for a second in any of this new age stuff where certain individuals claim to have direct knowlege of other dimentions and ability to make contact with entities that exist within them. see, the nature of people is such that they have a massive tendency to lie. the more attention someone is getting, the more their tendency to lie, ditto when when there is money making involved. point being is, it is important to only hold belief in things that you have direct experience of. christians put faith into an old book filled with so many flaws and inconsistencies and they do so entirely out of a perceived need for psycological comfort. if you feel a need for psycological comfort, that is the antithesis of being spiritual.

[Winston]

Where do you get that most philosophers and intellectuals don't believe in an afterlife? I haven't heard that. Most of the great intellectuals say they simply don't know, but that if there is an afterlife, then it's probably a different consciousness than the one we know.

Maybe you mean most scientists? What a scientist publicly says and what he privately believes tends to be different.

Btw, when Rik Clay mysteriously jumped down from his room and died mysteriously, his blog suddenly went down at the same time. So it doesn't look like it was an accident?