David Icke

David Icke began as a footballer and a familiar face on British sports television before turning, in 1990, down a road that made his name a byword for conspiracy. Born on 29 April 1952, he has since written more than twenty self-published books and lectured across more than twenty-five countries, elaborating a sprawling New Age cosmology of vibrational energy, hidden dimensions and, most infamously, a reptilian elite he claims controls the world.

His chart opens with a Taurus Sun, the earthy Venusian bull whose defining trait is the unshakeable opinion: the man whom, as Gaia says, the universe itself could beg to change his mind and he simply would not. That Sun falls in the seventh house, where identity shines through the other and the wider public. His Moon in Cancer is the double-whammy moon goddess, deeply intuitive and notoriously psychic in Gaia's reading, and it sits in the ninth house of belief, philosophy and faraway horizons: the very region where conviction can curdle into naive certainty and paranoia. Libra rises as a diplomatic, polished mask. Notably, his endorsement of an antisemitic forgery drew widespread and legitimate condemnation. Fixed belief is his signature, for better and worse.