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David Icke's 1998 book The Biggest Secret was dubbed the Rosetta Stone of conspiracy research for connecting the dots that allowed a much bigger picture to be seen. The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799, revealed the language codes that allowed Egyptian hieroglyphics to be understood.
Now The Road Map presents a massive extension and expansion with the benefit of a further three decades of full-time research. The depth and breadth of this book is astonishing as it reveals both the interdimensional panorama of the conspiracy for human control - and how we can break those chains to walk the road to freedom.
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David Icke is a prolific a British author who has been writing cutting-edge books for 30 years that have proved over and over again to be ahead of their time. Hundreds of predictions of where the world was heading have turned out to be eerily accurate even in detail - a fact that has attracted a vast worldwide audience that increases by the day. Icke was born in Leicester, England, on April 29th, 1952, and his incredibly varied life has seen him be a professional soccer player, newspaper, radio and television journalist, national sports presenter with the BBC and national spokesman for the British Green Party before spending the last 30 years uncovering who and what really controls the direction of human society. His findings were met at first with incredulity and ridicule by many - until what he said has been proved right year after year and the skeptical began to listen.
Icke has lived in Ryde on the Isle of Wight off the south coast of England since 1982 where his decades of writing, public speaking and controversy have made him the island's best-known resident.
