too much information kills information

it is the first book I read David Icke ... and the last too!
Despite a surprising start in paranormal knowledge is needed, I think we can not do better in the confusion, he wants to say too much and you get lost in the avalanche of conspiracies, of names, secret societies, sentences immensely long, cut of between indents of refers to his other books, the point of losing the starting sense of history, of the sentence, the translator had to suffer the poor.
It certainly denounces all shenanigans of the political world, but a little more simplicity, less sometimes unnecessary details, facilitate reading.

Reptilian why not, he said they are the source of all our misfortunes, personal I like St. Thomas, I ask to see to believe.
One wonders, denouncing all this information, all these conspiracies, why and how he is still alive!
I put 3 stars for the conspiracy of 11/09, the bombing of London and many other "lies" he dismounts (in every detail of course!) For his courage, knowledge without limits on all the great of this world and its explanations and its vision of death, the afterlife.

I cling to arrive at the end, I'm on page 562/700 because it promises "and how to stop it" So again I ask to see.