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Originally posted by ocker
reply to post by Exuberant1
Geeze Ex does that make you a piece of disinfo trash
Originally posted by Lillydale
reply to post by zatara
Good job in completely ignoring the fact that he threatened to open fire on authorities. You do not have to speculate as to all the reasons it would not make sense when he gave us all the answer himself. Keep up the delusion though.
Originally posted by zatara
Why not use common sence and ask yourself why Bill Cooper would open fire on the police? He was a smart man and aware of his situation with the government and what they can do to turn things in their favour.
Was Bill Cooper suicidal....depressive....or even drunk? He knew that shooting at cops would give them a reason to take him out....as paranoid as he was.
Originally posted by zatara
Thanks,.....I like you too. Here we go again...who is doing the speculating here? Were you there when it happened? Think before you turn your knickers in twist.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Edit: I think it was when he tried it with O.H. KRILL, that BS was first called on that line. (Except at paranet, I think he'd been booted by then)
Originally posted by zatara
Originally posted by Lillydale
reply to post by zatara
Good job in completely ignoring the fact that he threatened to open fire on authorities. You do not have to speculate as to all the reasons it would not make sense when he gave us all the answer himself. Keep up the delusion though.
Thanks,.....I like you too. Here we go again...who is doing the speculating here? Were you there when it happened? Think before you turn your knickers in twist.
Details are still sketchy on what caused the Cooper shootout on November 5, 2001, but a fax sent from the Apache County Sheriff's office sheds some more light on the subject. William Cooper was fatally wounded during a late night gunfight. Contrary to what was reported earlier, it was not a SWAT raid, but a simple confrontation between police and Cooper. One Apache County deputy, Robert Martinez was critically wounded in the exchange. Here's what we know so far:
According to the Sheriff's report, several deputies were positioned outside the Cooper residence to serve a warrant for Aggravated Assault and two counts of endangerment. Cooper had stated numerous times in the past that he would not surrender to law enforcement via his website and shortwave radio. Obviously, law enforcement took him seriously. The showdown began at approximately 12:15 pm local time.
After leaving his residence in his vehicle, the report states that Cooper confronted plain clothed deputies a short distance away. "As Cooper drove back to his residence, deputies attempted to stop him using a fully marked patrol vehicle to block the driveway. Cooper refused to stop or comply with verbal orders by the deputies", according to the report.
Cooper then drove around the patrol car to evade the arrest, and the report stated that he tried to run over one of the deputies en route back to his residence. Cooper was then followed a short distance to his residence where this time he was confronted by uniformed deputies. "After refusing once again to comply with the deputies orders, Cooper exited his vehicle and began running toward the house, firing shots with a handgun toward the deputies", the report said. No where in the report did it mention that Cooper only had one leg - the other lost in combat long ago. Cooper died on the scene.
When Deputy Martinez took a head shot, officers returned fire, the report said. According to the Sheriff's office, "the surgery on Martinez went well" , but the condition is still critical. There was a positive history written up about Martinez in the report, but nothing positive about Cooper, of course.
Cooper had made it known that he would take action against law enforcement from years back stating, "trespassers will be shot on discovery." He also denied violating any laws during that period as well. Cooper has a history of harassing and threatening local residents with deadly force, according to the report. He was recently charge with aggravated assault and endangerment, as well as wanted by the U.S. Marshall's Service on unrelated felony charges. Cooper had spent the last month challenging the government's claims about what caused the destruction of the World Trade Center on September 11.
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Originally posted by innocenttdreams
Lillydale, I believe you have enough intellectual capacity to do your own research on Bill Cooper to come to your own conclusion, if you want that is.. my intuition tells me you don't.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
I just want to know if you are coming late to the game. Maybe you haven't heard that the man was a liar and has been debunked thoroughly.
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
TPTB First discredit you, make you out as a "nutjob" and "dangerous" than do with you what they want because they know nobody will defend or care what happens to you...
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
Question: William Cooper was on his own property was he not? Hello, he didn't go to the police they came to him.
Originally posted by Cabaret Voltaire
William Cooper helped me quite a bit.
Originally posted by Cabaret Voltaire
I think some people were afraid of him.