The unattributed/unacknowledged author of most of them is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nesta_Helen_Webster
Nesta Helen Webster, who among others attracted the attention and support, at least for a while, of none other than Winston Churchill, however, Webster and her following were far left wing or anarcho-anythings, Churchill thought at ever social gain or change since ww1 was communism, inlcuding national insurance and national health services, Webster was a fan of fascism.
Although there's another source too, theosophy, for the more "spiritualist" underpinnings, which is readily supplied by Dennis Wheatley's fiction and "library of the occult", books by others authors and sources which Wheatley published as inspirations to himself and likely to be of interest to his readership.
So considering the main sources for the theories, its seriously hard to believe that anyone would find Icke credible.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nesta_Helen_Webster
Nesta Helen Webster, who among others attracted the attention and support, at least for a while, of none other than Winston Churchill, however, Webster and her following were far left wing or anarcho-anythings, Churchill thought at ever social gain or change since ww1 was communism, inlcuding national insurance and national health services, Webster was a fan of fascism.
Although there's another source too, theosophy, for the more "spiritualist" underpinnings, which is readily supplied by Dennis Wheatley's fiction and "library of the occult", books by others authors and sources which Wheatley published as inspirations to himself and likely to be of interest to his readership.
So considering the main sources for the theories, its seriously hard to believe that anyone would find Icke credible.
