It's been about talking bollocks for a fair old while Mushy my chum, based on my research early Theorists like Ezra Pound were put to work propagandizing against the Jews for Mussolini, nowadays theorists seem to be propagandizing against any form of rational thought process:
imho Spiritual Warriors don't need to warrior
to be a warrior, one needs to have something to warrior against? In doing this (having this need) one creates duality in nature.
If duality becomes an expression, through creation and expansion of duality - ones own awareness is centered upon a flawed concept where one force is apposed to another - the warriors way is one that creates and fosters duality, it forfeits oneness and ultimate spiritual awareness.
If one allows oneself to be trapped in duality then Oneness (true spiritual awareness) escapes them.
One can be aware of something without entering the need to battle with it simply because it apposes our personal ideals.
The truest warrior is he who remains at peace with all that is around him, he who does not allow his ego to have an opinion above others.
The truest warrior can put down his sword and walk away from the battle unmolested by it, unafraid of the consequence of his action, unafraid of what he feels apposes him.
www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=217863 
Not quite as good as the Bhagavat Gita imo, conspiracy theory is for whack jobs, christians, predators, wannabe gurus, deep politics, parapolitics, investigative journalism is for grown ups, "truth seekers", Greg Palast is in my view a bigger "truth seeker and speaker than anyone in the Conspiracy genre, plus his books are cheaper and contain far more official documentation than Icke's.
It should ring alarm bells when you've got ex naval intelligence officers during the cold war leading groups of conspiracy theorists into conflicts with the police and judges, or ex CIA assets releasing series on Lucid dreaming techniques:
www.powerbase.info/index.php/Robert_Moss
What you saying anyway Mushy, are you mushroomhead from the Ickestag?
