Shayler called a news conference to reveal more details.
Mr Shayler said: "I am the last incarnation of the Holy Ghost. As the Holy Spirit is God incarnate as essence, I am God incarnated as spirit and man."
Obviously supplying copy to Mail on Sunday means it's characteristic strident tone rubs off on you
"Few would dispute that humanity needs a Messiah to get it through these difficult times."
Realising his announcement would lead to questions over his sanity, he conceded: "This is all rather embarrassing for someone who was an atheist technocrat three years ago."
Far be it from me to dwell on the stress and paranoia associated with being a member and subsequent enemy of a covert security service, but I'd imagine it's enough to give the most robust psyche a little twinge.
Having spent time first-hand witnessing a range of mental health issues I've always thought that one of the most ironic things about certain nervous breakdowns is that whilst the subject's perception is that the most singular, amazing one-off thing is happening... the list of people who've been there already is most galling - "Oh you're the messiah? Take a seat, you're number 7 tonight"
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Hmmm... David Ike, now David Shayler.
I know 2 people isn't really a statistically valid sample size, but I think it's fair for me to come to the conclusion that anyone named David is likely, at some point in his life, to claim to be the son of god.
Wibble!
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