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| Behold a Pale Horse | 
 enlarge | Authors: William Cooper, Milton William Cooper
Publisher: Light Technology Publications
Category: Book
Buy New: $25.00 (58.85 RON)
Avg. Customer Rating:  201 reviews
Sales Rank: 2141
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 500
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 8.8 x 6 x 1.2
ISBN: 0929385225
Dewey Decimal Number: 364.1
EAN: 9780929385228
ASIN: 0929385225
Publication Date: December 1, 1991
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| Customer Reviews:
 NUT JOB! October 3, 2008
0 out of 4 found this review helpful
This guy is freaking nuts. Although he synthesizes a great deal of information in his book, most of his conclusions do not logically follow from the data collected. Even if you believe what he's shoveling up until the chapter on UFOs and Aliens, once you get there, it is pretty hard to believe if you have half a brain.
Conspiracy theories will live on forever, and those who believe what this guy thinks are the reason for this longevity. I really can't believe that a person as old as he was could be so ignorant. He infers that people who don't swallow his stories are the ignorant ones, but what has the knowledge of any of this gotten anybody? NOTHING! Even if I were to believe this heaping pile, it wouldn't affect my day to day life in any way. So the government and business are really tied together with some underlying network... SO WHAT?
I think the first chapter is interesting (he just borrowed that article from someone else). The rest is downhill. I'm willing to bet that nobody with any type of education buys into this nonsense. If they do, they must have a degree in art or something of the sort.
 LOVE THIS BOOK August 3, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm not finished reading this book, but it's a real page turner. There is another version, but this is the real deal. The cover up's. I can't really review this book without first finishing it. BEHOLD A PALE HORSE BY WILLIAM COOPER is a book worth buying. You will not be dissappointed.
Will you believe?? July 26, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Interested in conspiracy theories? This book has them all. It's not an easy read, but once you get used to the writers style it becomes easy to go through. There are copies of documents in this book that are questionable, even though they look legitimate. I find it hard to believe that a document is left on an old copier that was purchased at surplus. I also find it hard to believe the account of one man. It is your choice whether to believe what William Cooper has to say. I would say that perhaps there is some truth in what he says, because for one, I think I believe William Cooper, before I would believe the government. This book has it all, UFOs, Black Ops, Cover-ups, and government threats. It's almost overwhelming the amount of information provided in this book, but I doubt there is another book out there, that could be so detailed about specific accounts of events. It's a shame that William Cooper's life ended the way it did. Shot by a Sheriff's Deputy. Coincidence? If you have a passion for ideas that are labeled conspiracy theories, then this book is full of them.
More for the Tin Foil Hat Crowd July 12, 2008
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
First off let me state that im a conspiracy fan myself. i am a major believer in the 9/11 truth movement and am not a so called "DE-BUNKER" in any way and while cooper talks about things i do think are real like the JFK assassination conspiracy, the coming police state and the NWO i just cant recommend this book. Most of his supposed sources are from other conspiracy books but what really made me just put the book down is when he said his source for a supposed secret oath into the Vatican's secret order couldn't be revealed or the person who took it either. sources are the most important thing in journalism, if you don't have your who, what, were, when and why down you have no credibility and your writing turns instantly into opinion, and thats precisely what this book is, opinion. Aside from that half and i mean almost half the book is just photo copied with text so small its hard to read along with News articles and supposed government documents most of which are nothing more than memos.....sorry not interested in reading a US military memo. he throws in some blurry pictures that are UFO's (again there are better books on the subject) and throws in the Ariel shot of Area 51 which most people have seen a 1,00 times. Cooper goes on to make allegations of secret government aircraft and all that other stuff that separates mainstream conspiracy people from the tin foil hat crowd. Look If your looking to get into conspiracies turn somewhere else and save your money, i wish i had.
A Partial Understanding of Who Rules June 28, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
The author of this book, William Cooper, is so outraged at the subversion of the US governmment that he gets a little rough, approaching the boundaries of extremism.
The more valuable treasure to be mined from this study is the information on the secret societies. I doubt not a word of it and he is right on the money with his assertion that the CFR runs the US government.
If you can read this book and focus only on the chapters dealing with the secret societies, the population control techniques, the continuity of government plans in the Reagan administration, George H.W. Bush, and the mindless masses, you will have recieved your money's worth.
Stay away from the UFO chapters. They are obviously misinformation that Cooper inadvertantly picked up in his source documents, meant to discredit anyone who lifts the secret docs. (The reason why we discount the UFO stories is simply because, unlike the above topics, there just isn't enough corroborating evidence friendly to common sense.)
All of us should be outraged at this subversion of our democracy. Your best recourse is to get informed. Read other books about the secret/invisible government, CFR, and related elitist-type books. You may even find that 9/11 had nothing to do with...Arabs...
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