Behold a Pale Horse
by William Cooper
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Author: William CooperEdition: Paperback
Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language); English (Published)
Published: 1991-12-01
ISBN: 0929385225
Number of pages: 500
Publisher: Light Technology Pub
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- ISBN13: 9780929385228
- Condition: New
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Book Reviews of Behold a Pale Horse
Book Review: "If Ten Percent Of This Is True, Then We're In Big Trouble"
Summary: 2 Stars
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.
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