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Behold a Pale Horse

Milton William Cooper

Bill Cooper, former United States Naval Intelligence Briefing Team member, reveals information that remains hidden from the public eye. This information has been kept in Top Secret government files since the 1940s. His audiences hear the truth unfold as he writes about the assassination of John F. K...

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Behind the Bastards

It was discussed as a book written by Bill Cooper, containing details of his life, notably with a section on his background and a captivating title.

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Bill Cooper, which is a great name for a book.

— Episode: Part One: Bill Cooper: The Man Who Kille...

Episode: Part One: Bill Cooper: The Man Who Killed Truth

It was discussed as a book written by Bill Cooper, containing details of his life, notably with a section on his background and a captivating title.

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Bill Cooper, which is a great name for a book.

It is a great name for a book.

I didn't always love my father. He was a strict disciplinarian.

My dad did not believe in spare the rod and his belt was put to use frequently in our family.

And like most children who grew up in such families, Bill was like Bill grew up with a like basically focusing all the time on how to avoid getting in trouble.

Episode: Part Two: Bill Cooper: The Man Who Killed Truth

It was described as a 434-page book filled with fake documents and memos, which was said to have become the most influential underground publishing hit in history and was frequently stolen and passed around in prisons.

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'Written at the level of an undergrad paper in electrical engineering, Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars defines a silent weapon as differing from a conventional weapon in that it shoots situations instead of bullets, originating from bits of data instead of grains of gunpowder.

It attacks under the orders of a banking magnate instead of a military general. Because the silent weapon causes no obvious physical or mental injuries and does not obviously interfere with anyone's daily social life, the public cannot comprehend this weapon and therefore cannot believe that they are being attacked and subdued.

The public might instinctively feel that something is wrong, but because of the technical nature of the silent weapon, they cannot express their feeling in a rational way. They do not know how to cry for help and do not know how to associate with others to defend themselves against it.

Every aspect of his plan to subjugate the world has since become reality, validating the authenticity of conspiracy. This has been written intentionally to deceive people.

For clear understanding, the word Zion should be Sion. Any references to Jews should be replaced with the word Illuminati. And the word goyim should be replaced with the word cattle.

Monday Morning Podcast

Bill Burr mentioned reading this book in the past, referencing it as a book he read during his 'conspiracy theory' phase.

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Reading behold a pale horse and all on that shit

— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-10-21

Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-10-21

Bill Burr mentioned reading this book in the past, referencing it as a book he read during his 'conspiracy theory' phase.

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Reading behold a pale horse and all on that shit

Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-10-21

Bill Burr mentioned reading this book in the past, associating it with his interest in conspiracy theories during a younger phase of his life.

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These fucking spastics are now also... doing what they proclaim the big dad capitalist oppressor has been doing to the people for the past century by shouting down any opposing opinion and labeling them as racist, sexist and the rest of it in the name of free speech and freedom.

Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-10-21

It was mentioned as a book Bill Burr used to read when he was younger and interested in conspiracy theories. He referenced reading it in the past.

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These fucking spastics are now also...doing what they proclaim the big dad capitalist oppressor has been doing to the people for the past century by shouting down any opposing opinion and labeling them as racist, sexist, and the rest of it in the name of free speech and freedom.

Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 5-10-21

It was mentioned as a book Bill Burr used to read when he was interested in conspiracy theories, likely in his younger years.

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Reading behold a pale horse and all on that shit

Timcast IRL

The podcasters discussed William Cooper, who wrote "Behold a Pale Horse", and his prediction of 9/11, his death after 9/11, and a book written about his case by Timothy McVeigh's lawyer.

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It's not the guy who wrote, "Behold a Pale Horse" or something, is it?

— Episode: Timcast IRL #657 Pharma LOSES BILLIONS A...

Episode: Timcast IRL #657 Pharma LOSES BILLIONS After Fake...

The podcasters discussed William Cooper, who wrote "Behold a Pale Horse", and his prediction of 9/11, his death after 9/11, and a book written about his case by Timothy McVeigh's lawyer.

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It's not the guy who wrote, "Behold a Pale Horse" or something, is it?

He died in a shootout with police officers.

The Hold the Pale Horse.

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