Cooper's death, seems to indicate that something is amiss, and perhaps there are some actual secrets that he has exposed. Public scrutiny and denunciation cannot penetrate them unless, of course, we have a solitary heroic soul like Cooper who is able and brave enough to expose it all only because he has experienced it from the inside.

The idea that we are being governed by an oligarchy and not truly being represented is very controversial for obvious reasons, but it is also an idea which is getting harder and harder to shoot down as we watch the state of the world around us. The controversy surrounding the publishing and distribution of this book, coupled with the controversy surrounding Mr. The unbelievable pressure that will be encountered will cause a reaction exactly as occurs when an atomic bomb is exploded by an implosion detonator. The majority of this “book “ is nothing more than a very loose compilation of articles and allegedly US Govt papers.

it's not the people who make the laws that have the power, it's the people who run the economy that truly are in charge. What is the Alien agenda, why of course to control our world which they do through the secret societies who in turn manipulate people through Occult groups, religion, Santanism and what have you. I don't agree with all of Cooper's conclusions, but I do believe that he was genuine, and did as much as anyone to highlight the evil deeds of the cabal that runs our world behind the scenes. Cooper’s life, from his military service as a riverboat captain in the Vietnam War through intense exploration of the “fringe” culture of UFOs, the Kennedy assassination, the Knights Templar, radical patriot militias, and the 9/11 Truth movement, ended the only way it could have. The Secret Organizations like the Council of Foreign Relations, Trilateral Commission, Skull and Bones and certain Masonic groups just to name a few compose the Illuminati.

I do not know that I believe a lot of the things that were stated int his book simply because I want to believe our government wouldn't do this to us, but you never know. I'm not talking about conspiracy theories and all, but our mentality as a society where we have to have everything and we have to have it "yesterday"! Cooper begins with a broad spectrum introduction to the groups and institutions involved in this massive operation. Milton William "Bill" Cooper (May 6, 1943 – November 6, 2001) was an American conspiracy theorist, radio broadcaster, and author best known for his 1991 book Behold a Pale Horse, in which he warned of multiple global conspiracies, some involving extraterrestrial aliens.Although the wealth of ‘forbidden fruit’ conveyed in this exposé is coextensive with feelings of utter outrage, despair, and futility on the part of its reader, this knowledge is also extremely empowering. But I do have a place in my heart for this book simply because it was before the internet, since then everyone with a 2nd Grade education has written a book or a blog on JFK, OKC or 911. Without his involvement in the De Molay Society as a teenager, and further involvement in the US Naval Intelligence Debriefing Team as a young adult, he would never have brought this book to life.