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| Behold a Pale Horse | 
 enlarge | Author: William Cooper
Publisher: Light Technology Publications
Category: Book
Buy New: $25.00 (58.85 RON)
Avg. Customer Rating:  202 reviews
Sales Rank: 7464
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:
 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...
 "If Ten Percent Of This Is True, Then We're In Big Trouble" May 17, 2008
2 out of 5 found this review helpful
This book sort of ties together many strange conspiracy theories under the general umbrella of the 'New World Order'.
The outrageous claims include:
1. The government created the AIDS virus to kill homosexuals and minorities and the Vatican was instrumental in distributing the virus world wide hidden in vaccines.
2. The Galileo space probe contained 50 pounds of plutonium and when the spacecraft was crashed into Jupiter in 1999 the plan was for the plutonium to cause the entire planet to explode and become a second sun. This new 'Lucifer' star would be interpreted as a sign that the New World Order was beginnning. As far as I know that didn't happen. This is where authors like this get into trouble when they make specific predictions with dates.
3. The United States has been under a state of martial law since Abraham Lincoln was president.
4. The Jews have been conspiring to take over the world since the 1800s.
5. It was really the limousine driver who fired the fatal head shot during the Kennedy assassination and the Zapruder film clearly proves this. When the author found out about this 'top secret' information he went AWOL from the army.
6. Aliens are using religion, satanism, and the occult to control the world.
The members of the Illuminati include:
1. the Pope and other Vatican officials
2. extraterrestrial beings
3. various government agents and agencies
4. members of secret societies such as the Freemasons
5. other wealthy and powerful individuals
He criticizes well known and respected UFO invesigators such as Stanton Friedman and Budd Hopkins. He says they are CIA agents and they tried to trick him by telling him the secret code words that only the CIA knows.
He also criticizes the leader of the satanic Church Of Set who was serving in the military at the time the book was written. For all we know that guy is Set himself. People don't create a satanic church for no reason.
He says a mysterious black limousine forced his car off the road on two different occasions and during the second accident he lost his leg. After one of these car crashes they 'left him for dead'.
But agencies like the CIA don't leave people for dead. If they want to kill someone they will.
To me this is the handbook for all of those fearful, suspicious, angry, disillusioned, and bitter people who need a reason to overthrow the government. I wouldn't be surprised if people like Timothy McVey read this book before they blew up that building in Oaklahoma City.
That's not to say there aren't real conspiracies and great mysteries out there. There are.
I skipped / didn't finish reading some sections of this book:
1. I only read the beginning of an alternative version of the U.S. Constitution.
2. I only read the beginning of a very insidious document that supposedly shows how the Jews have been conspiring against the entire world for hundreds of years. This is like a Jewish version of 'Mein Kampf'.
3. Some articles and documents appear to have been directly photocopied into the book and in their original form the text is basically unreadable.
Jeff Marzano
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2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This work published by THE foremost international authority on black ops, secret societies, the secret government etc. (who was assassinated for his efforts) is the seminal tract in this area. For those who want to know, for those who want to know more, this book is virtually the bible of all affairs clandestine. Excellent bibliographies throughout provide many jumping-off points for reading excursions further afield.
Bill Cooper, Rest In Peace Brother March 30, 2008
8 out of 10 found this review helpful
I first bought this book without having any idea of what it was about, but I just intuitively knew (after flipping through it's chapters) that there was at least SOME truth to be found in it. I knew that this was new territory for me, and was excited to be finally learning something brand new and relevant. By the time I had read the Introduction, Foreward, and Chapter 1 (Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars), my old belief system about politics was shattered. Thankfully beginning to be shattered rather. At that point I tried moving into Chapter 2 (Secret Societies and the New World Order) but it seemed to be in a language I just couldn't possibly grasp. So in that sense I might recommend that the novices and uninitiates among you read up to the end of chapter 1, and then head into some other books along the same lines but with more of an introductory quality. I'd recommend the following sequence of books to be read inbetween chapter 1 and chapter 2 of Behold a Pale Horse:
Confessions of an Economic Hitman by John Perkins
Lucifer Dethroned by William and Sharon Schnoebelen
Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare by Michael Hoffman
Rule By Secrecy by Jim Marrs
Mind Control, World Control by Jim Keith
Programmed to Kill by David McGowan
The Carnivals of Life and Death by James Shelby Downard
The End of America by Naomi Wolf
So that's what I personally have done, I've read all of those titles and have seen most of Alex Jone's movies (Endgame, Terrorstorm, etc.), Dr. Deagle's 5-hour lecture, Lindsey William's Energy Non-Crisis Lecture, the movie "Esoteric Agenda", etc.(I've found the list just goes on and on, heh)etc. Anyway, after becoming very fluid in the twilight language of the Illuminati, and all the buzzwords, I feel much more informed and human actually. Stil now I find myself returning to this book, Behold A Pale Horse, over and over again. Not only did it "have some truth in there", I haven't hardly found one thing I can prove to be false. I'm absolutely stunned that Bill was warning Americans about FEMA camps and Rex-84 (which is the talk all acrost the country now of course) way back in 1991! William Cooper is obviously way ahead of his time with this one, and perhaps more credible a resource than any whistleblower's name known to me. And as another reviewer said, the fact that he was martyred for the cause, along with Phil Schneider, Malachi Martin, Arnold Ehret, etc. ad infinitum, only adds credibility that he really was indeed a patriotic whistleblower with inside information he felt he could no longer hide from public view.
One last note: Recent studies have shown that Americans are in fact the dumbest people on the planet, I know that bothers a lot of you, but we must look Truth in the face no matter what time it knocks on our doors. Indeed, the test scores prove it. Another study has shown that 20% of Americans cannot even find the USA on a world map, those 20% of Americans are the people Rush Limbaugh "speaks" to. According to the "bell curve", the other 60% or so are just going about the dizzying break-neck pace of their lives working 50+hour weeks, and therefore have very little time for introspection or musings on who the puppetmasters are behind the scenes, and what their plans might really be for humanity. So those people are unfortunately lost in the comfy and temping-to-buy-into-illusion of thinking that there's some kind of football game being played by the "right and left". The other 20% or so are the type to realize that William Cooper is telling the truth, and I think you will find that these will be the people in life who have cultivated their minds AND (perhaps more importantly) their hearts. The people in life who are: a) living Spiritual lives, AND, b) knowledgable about the NWO and/or the pedophocratic corporatocracy, I state that these are the people who are closest to the genuine Truth in Life, in It's Essence. "Where JUSTICE is, there I AM". One cannot be very spiritual if they don't at least grasp the powers that be, please know the enemy so that you can better guard against It. Bill, rest in peace my friend. Also, May the Creator of All-That-Is Bless You All.
Paul Revere's midnight ride March 22, 2008
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
The late William Cooper can be likened to Paul Revere in his ride to warn the patriots of his time. Even though his book was put together almost haphazardly, his reasoning was to get as much information together as possible and let the readers sort things out and research further on their own.
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