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Conspiracy researchers often start with a premise—who benefits?—and
work their way backward, molding their perception of reality like Silly Putty
in order to culminate with the justification of that premise.

Maxwell continued: "About ten years ago, a young black man
broke into the Queen Mum' s bedroom, and one of her servants
happened to be walking by and the bedroom door was open a bit, and
she saw this young black boy in the queen' s bedroom. She quietly went
to security which came up and arrested him for breaking into the queen' s
bedroom, but the queen said he didn' t threaten her and he wasn' t
armed and it was just a childish silly prank, and so she let it slide if he
promised not to do that any more. James Bond couldn' t break into the
queen' s bedroom! If there was a young black man in the queen' s
bedroom in Buckingham Palace, the queen ordered him in like pizza. The
Queen Mum with her black boyfriend. Tell me about racism."

That anecdote says something about the queen' s human nature,
but now David Icke added another dimension:

"Some of the descriptions, like of the British royal family—people
who claim to have been at the rituals—are of a literal shift. They seem to
go from one physical state to another, very much in this dimension, which
from our perspective of this-world physics is like, what? And then others

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