David Icke

Former footballer and sports commentator and now professional conspiracy theorist and writer, David Icke is a multifaceted and versatile personality.

When the man failed to build a career in football, he switched to exploring the world. Thousands of people are read by the author's books, use his quotes in life, and the videos shot by Ike are gaining millions of views.

David was born in the spring of 1952 in Leicester, England, English by nationality. His family was poor. Like other children, Ike went to school, but his studies were not given to him in the same way as playing football. At the age of 9, parents enrolled their son in the sports section. There he showed good results.

In the junior football team, David played as a goalkeeper, and the boy liked it. After some time, he was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, he was constantly in pain.

Despite his best efforts, David's illness prevented him from becoming a professional footballer. He had to leave football and again look for a place in life.

Already an adult Ike went to work on television, so he got on the BBC channel, became a commentator on sports programs. At first, he liked it, but it was there, faced with intrigue in politics, that he understood all the ins and outs of the media.

The lies and forgeries he noticed in the media caused a negative, and then David decided to start a fight against the unjust system. For some time the man was an activist of the Green Party, and then switched to conspiracy theories.

Hayk's biography changed dramatically at the age of 38. At a reception with a psychic, David learned that he has a special purpose in this world. A year later, the man openly announced this on the BBC's Terry Wogan show, but met with a negative reaction from viewers and, trying to justify himself, said that people misunderstood him.

In search of answers to questions, he delved into the study of occultism, theology, philosophy and religion. The research carried out put in his head a coherent picture of the structure of the world, which the man began to convey to like-minded people at his own lectures.

The conspiracy theorist's track record includes various topics. Referring to the research and his guesses, the man put forward a new century conspiracy theory. She tells about a special race that exists in several dimensions and controls the processes on Earth, people supposedly live in an illusory world, and the concept of endless love occupies a key position in his philosophy. As he explains, love is the only thing that exists objectively, everything else is an illusion. The theory of the flat earth was also on the list of his works.

In 2010, a conspiracy theorist wrote the book “Human race, rise from your knees! The lion is no longer sleeping (the lion has already woken up) ”, which after 2 years became available to Russian readers in translated form. In 2012, the man made a 6-hour film "The Biggest Secret", which tells about how the world works. More precisely, it was a recording of his lengthy lecture. Among other appearances on the Web there is an entry on the topic "People are food", and later the book "Children of the Matrix" appeared in his bibliography.

In 2018, David recorded and uploaded a video on YouTube, in which he speaks about the Third World War, about Putin Vladimir Vladimirovich and about Russia in general. The audience felt the video videotaped, some agreed with his words, while others were skeptical.

Not much is known about David's personal life. His first wife was Linda Icke, in this marriage three children were born. For what reason they divorced, remains a mystery to everyone.

The second wife was Pamela Ike, nee Lee Richards, joint photos of the couple, which regularly appear on the Web, spoke of their happy life. But this union broke up, why is also unknown.

The night before I left my home in England for America.

Most of Ike's posts on Instagram and Facebook are devoted to his theories. There, the man publishes photographs from interviews, presents books and illuminates everyday life to the public.

Hayk continues to lecture regularly, periodically uploading videos filmed on the Web, where he talks in more detail about the theories studied.

In early 2019, a recording of David's lecture on the topic “The Perception Revolution. Archons ”, and in May of the same year there was an interview with a conspiracy theorist, where he spoke in detail about artificial intelligence.

David Icke 's estimated Net Worth, Salary, Income, Cars, Lifestyles & many more details have been updated below.

Let's check, How Rich is David Icke in 2021 ?

David Icke Net Worth 2022

David Icke 's revenue is $1.6M in 2022. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is David Icke and could vary in the range between $842.3K - $1.1M.

David Icke Net Worth 2021

David Icke 's revenue is $1.6M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is David Icke and could vary in the range between $664.2K - $1.7M.

David Icke Net Worth 2020

David Icke 's revenue is $1.7M in 2020. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is David Icke and could vary in the range between $539.5K - $2M.

David Icke Net Worth 2019

David Icke 's revenue is $1.4M in 2019. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is David Icke and could vary in the range between $618.2K - $1.3M.

David Icke Net Worth 2018

David Icke 's revenue is $2M in 2018. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is David Icke and could vary in the range between $855.1K - $1.7M.

David Icke Net Worth 2017

David Icke 's revenue is $1.3M in 2017. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is David Icke and could vary in the range between $613.9K - $1.4M.

David Icke Net Worth 2016

David Icke 's revenue is $1.2M in 2016. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is David Icke and could vary in the range between $727.3K - $1.1M.

It is an overall forecast for the net worth of David Icke. The evaluation covers the latest 5 years and an approximation for next year. See above to learn how much money does David Icke makes a year.

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