Renegade

Few years ago I've started to read David's book Everything You Need to Know but Have Never Been Told, which is an extension od this great documentary Renegade. It is like in Matrix - 'Red or Blue pill', if you take the Red one, there's no way back and your horizon is more wider...

I can't say 100% everything is true, but lots of information given by David simply making more sense than the mainstream everything and the mosaic is far more complete.

Thank you for your amazing job, David!

So highly recommend for everybody! PS Don't stay in your box or a "bubble", just search the truth. It's out there ;)

Set aside any preconceptions. Go in with an open mind. Who knows, you might learn something.

I've watched David's other documentary called "Was he right" back in 2005, but "Renegade" is so much better. A professionally produced and edited summary of David's life and most important the information he has been exposing around the world. Watch it with an open mind without any preconceptions. Highly recommend it!

What to say about the man known as "Nutter"? I'd say passionate, determind and unswayed in his pursuit of uncovering the truths of our existance and encouraging us all to make changes happen for the better of humanity. This ducumentary will take you through David Ickes journey from his up bringing and early life to the point where everything changed and what followed. I was for a long time a skiptic of his work, but time has proven him to be right. Do not miss this introduction to his world, his passion.

I found this documentary extremely unbalanced.

He makes lots of claims, some of them plsusable I should add, but there's never any evidence or counter arguments.

The focus and number of topics covered appear to have been very carefully chosen to seem most plausible and as such there was absolutely no mention of some of his more, let's say 'out there' claims, beliefs and frankly absurd predictions.

He comes across as surprisingly articulate and the coercive control element of modern society is of course rooted in truth, but this documentary felt more like a fawning love letter to the man rather than a serious deep and objective look at his beliefs and theories.

I was left with the feeling that at heart, he's an anorchist who wants everyone to be free.

Whilst freedom is of course an illusion, true freedom, by which we are not governed and are able to do anything we want whenever we want is an ideology rooted in extreme naivety.

He argues that we are controlled through divisions, us vs. them, which creates a continual unrest and friction. This is of course unrefutable, it's the basis of all conflict.

However his own very conspiratorial theories are doing exactly the same thing, causing a division between those who believe that they are 'enlightened' and can see what's really going on and those that side on the scientific!

Not a good documentary at all. It feels like propaganda, carefully designed to make him look more credible.