And the Truth Shall Set You Free

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An excellent read - Rated
Having bought & read several of David's other later books (Alice in Wonderland..., Love is the truth..., Tales from the time loop), I was very surprised at the quantity & quality of information in here. Don't get me wrong, I don't think his later works are bad or anything like that, but he does seem to interject at regular points with obviously personal and seemingly excessive negative narrative, which I think detracts from the valid points he's trying to convey.

This book contains a wealth of powerful information, and the lack of personal narrative compared to his later works makes the whole thing more 'neutral', leaving it up to the reader to make their own minds up regarding the subject matter.

This is the one to read - Rated
Don't be put off by David Icke's later books; this is the one to read. Originally published in 1995 (and regularly updated), it was the first of the "heavyweights"... almost 500 pages stuffed with information... things that we were never taught at school (or university). You may not agree with everything that David Icke says (or indeed believe everything that is written in this book), but a lot of work has gone into this book, and it deserves to be read. You will certainly look at things differently after reading it.