Books like Robots Rebellion

Drunk uncle meets hippie cousin on LSD for this book. Don’t get me wrong David Icke highlights serious flaws with organized religion, and his historical narrative was on point with past atrocities that society glosses. But when the author switches from history to application he offers little really choice and little real proof other than speculation and here-see (that the author even admits cannot be proven). His chapters on religions oppression and violent history are fantastic and raises real concerns the church has yet to allow to be truly wrestled with. I mean I grew up in a religious school with a Crusader as a mascot. Ultimately the book becomes the rambles of a lunatic with little support for his opinion, only to say said support is suppressed by everyone else. Then says this proof-less support proves that everyone else used proof-less support to proof their opinion. Worthy read to challenge your thinking, he offers some scary predictions that have come true, but ultimately this book falls flat as the opinion of a man who has been screening too long to know he’s lost.