The logic for the new world order.

I recommend, if you havn't read his book already, that you read this extract from Milton William Coopers book "beyond a pale horse". I thought it was an excellent insight into possible motives and ideas behind the NWO. Alot of the stuff he says is extremely worrying because it makes alot of sense. Mainly focusses on population control. tell me what you think guys...

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Gonna check it out one day.

I reccomend that you read it's excellent. I talks about so much stuff. I have no idea how much of it is true but I know that some of it is, and it's scary. It makes sense.

Read the book a few years ago..interesting..

I understand he was shot dead by a swat team or something in Arizona...

dont' know if THAT is true..

but the book was interesting..

Originally posted by TejanoRey
Read the book a few years ago..interesting..

I understand he was shot dead by a swat team or something in Arizona...

dont' know if THAT is true..

but the book was interesting..

Wow! He was shot dead by a swatteam. Well thats very interesting. I wonder how suspicious the surcumstances where around his death ? They obviously didn't like what he was saying. I might have to look into this further.. . . .

Actually, Bill Cooper was also involved in the UFO community back in the 1980's-90's. By some people he was labelled as a disinformation agent, planted by the govt. to release outlandish and unsubstantiated claims.

'Beyond a Pale Horse' is an interesting read, but it definitely lacks in detail when you compare it to someone like David Icke's books. Cooper may spell out the general process but it is difficult to cross-reference many of his claims.

Regardless it does merit some attention to this fascinating area of hidden politics.

Originally posted by MKULTRA

Actually, Bill Cooper was also involved in the UFO community back in the 1980's-90's. By some people he was labelled as a disinformation agent, planted by the govt. to release outlandish and unsubstantiated claims.

'Beyond a Pale Horse' is an interesting read, but it definitely lacks in detail when you compare it to someone like David Icke's books. Cooper may spell out the general process but it is difficult to cross-reference many of his claims.

Regardless it does merit some attention to this fascinating area of hidden politics.

Really interesting stuff, nice one! The plot would seriously thicken if Cooper could be linked to a government agency or a shadow part of the government. If thats the case then all his work can only be treated as propaghanda. Or maybe he was knocked off when he started saying too much?