MUST SEE: "Behold A Pale Horse"

You’ve probably heard the phrase “Behold A Pale Horse” before.

Do you know what it’s from?

It’s actually a book written by William (Bill) Cooper in 1991…and it will blow your mind!

This will also blow your mind: when I say 30 years ago, what do you think of?

The 1970s?

Wrong!

30 years ago was 1993!

Now do you feel old?

Now put it into context, this book was written in 1991, so 32 years ago.

And yet it reads like a news report from 2023.

This is George Orwell levels of prescience.

Of course the reference to a “Pale Horse” is the Pale Horse of Revelation which brings death and destruction.

Sound familiar?

Watch this short little clip below and I think it will blow your mind:

PRESCIENT.

William Cooper's 1991 book "Behold A Pale Horse" reads like a news report from 2023.

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Incredibly prophetic and written by Bill Cooper who was a former US Naval Intelligence Officer:

Behold a Pale Horse is a very prophetic book. Bill Cooper, a former US Naval Intelligence Briefing Team member, reveals information about steps being taken to create a New World Order before he was assassinated by state troopers on his own property: https://t.co/ayATRqRUyz #ad pic.twitter.com/rL0urgOEqc

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Here’s a bigger summary of the book and the man, from ChatGPT:

“Behold a Pale Horse” is a book written by William Cooper, an American conspiracy theorist and former Naval Intelligence officer. Published in 1991, the book explores a wide range of conspiracy theories, including government cover-ups, secret societies, and global population control. It is important to note that while the book gained popularity among conspiracy enthusiasts, many of its claims lack substantial evidence and have been widely debunked by experts.

One of the central themes in “Behold a Pale Horse” is the idea of population control and the alleged extermination of people by powerful elites. Cooper suggests that a secretive group, often referred to as the “New World Order” or “Illuminati,” is orchestrating a plan to reduce the global population in order to maintain control over the world. He argues that the elites aim to achieve this through various means, such as war, disease, and social engineering.

Cooper cites several historical events and documents to support his claims. For example, he references a 1974 report by the National Security Council titled “National Security Study Memorandum 200: Implications of Worldwide Population Growth for U.S. Security and Overseas Interests.” According to Cooper, this document, which he quotes directly, discusses population control measures, including birth control, abortion, and sterilization programs in developing countries. However, it is important to note that this document does not promote or advocate for population control through extermination.

Another aspect of population control discussed in the book is the alleged use of engineered diseases. Cooper asserts that diseases such as HIV/AIDS were intentionally created and released as a means to depopulate certain groups, particularly minorities and marginalized populations. However, these claims have been widely discredited by scientific research, which clearly demonstrates that HIV/AIDS originated from the transmission of the simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) to humans.

Cooper also suggests that the elites are using mind control techniques to manipulate and suppress the population. He references the CIA’s Project MKUltra, a real covert program that aimed to explore the possibilities of mind control through various methods, including the use of drugs and psychological manipulation. While MKUltra did exist, it is important to note that there is no credible evidence to support the claim that it was used for widespread population control or extermination.

It is worth mentioning that many of the claims made in “Behold a Pale Horse” are based on speculation, unverified sources, and conspiracy theories. While Cooper presents himself as an insider with access to classified information, he often fails to provide concrete evidence to support his allegations. The book relies heavily on conjecture and connects disparate events and ideas without sufficient proof.

In conclusion, “Behold a Pale Horse” by William Cooper explores conspiracy theories related to population control and the extermination of people. However, it is essential to approach the book with skepticism and critically evaluate the claims presented. The lack of credible evidence and the reliance on unsubstantiated sources undermine the validity of many assertions made in the book. It is important to consult reputable sources and experts to gain a balanced and evidence-based understanding of these complex topics.

Does that sound exactly like what is happening in our world right now?

Exactly.

Listen from Cooper himself: