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They called him crazy… Back in the 88, a man named William “Bill” Cooper started warning people about a secret society running the world, a banking cartel that controlled nations, currencies, and even the media. He said they’d use sports, celebrities, and news anchors as tools of distraction, modern-day... gladiators and storytellers, to keep the masses entertained while real power moved behind the curtain. Sound familiar? 🏟️📺💰 He called it the “Roman Circus”, bread and entertainment for a sleeping public, while governments and bankers rewrote history in real time. They mocked him. They called him paranoid. But year after year, his words hit harder. William Cooper wasn’t crazy, he was early. His book Behold a Pale Horse is still waking people up today. #BillCooper #BeholdAPaleHorse #KWYH #TruthMovement #RomanCircusshow more

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Echo 𝕏11 months ago

Behold a Pale Horse by William Cooper *uncensored edition* 👇

David.S.Musafir11 months ago

That's their motus operandi, if you come close to the truth they call you crazy or conspiracy theorist ( term invented by the CIA in the J.F.K era ). If you come with arguments and proof they suicide you. William cooper was on point at so many level.

Ann Vandersteel™️11 months ago

It’s wild how much of what Bill Cooper warned about still resonates today. Whether you agree with all his conclusions or not, you can’t deny he saw the pattern — power centralized through money, media, and manufactured distraction. The “Roman Circus” never ended… it just went digital. Now the bread and entertainment come through screens 24/7, and people defend the very systems that keep them asleep. Crazy or not, Cooper asked the right question: Who really benefits from the narrative we’re fed?

Random Idiot11 months ago

Predicted 9/11, murdered shortly thereafter. Go figure.

Randy (Flawed Human)11 months ago

Bill Cooper is/was/and always will be a legend! He was killed by the FEDS. He was accurate and the threat is still real! Ask @RedpillDrifter he can give uou some real facts! For example:

Ric5711 months ago

I remember him on east coast live and all those evenings in the back yard listening to him on short wave. One of our Great teachers. "The Hour of the Times" Free PDF " Behold a Pale Horse "

TSizzler11 months ago

Calling Candace crazy today. Same old smear campaign. Low level attempt to discredit someone.

May Lamar Donnell11 months ago

Slightly ahead of his time is an understatement. I left the media for good à year before this. The guy is correct.

Keith Blumensaadt11 months ago

Silver and Gold 🫵🌎🇺🇸🦅

RatPack1711 months ago

Should be mandatory reading in HS Lit class.

Mark11 months ago

Absolutely, 100%, Mike Maloney explains this very concept in his series. 'Hidden Secrets of Money' episode 10. Click the link below 👇

Rob_Cash7111 months ago

My brother and I were just talking about Bill Cooper the other day.. I have to get another copy of his book. I shouldn't have lent it out!

CurtisForrester11 months ago

Never gets old. Glad you reposted it. He understood what many are just now discovering.

Banjo Picker11 months ago

Hear it all in his own voice: Mystery Babylon

Deb Santilli11 months ago

It's not the Jews - It's not the Catholics - It's not the Blacks - It's these men who belong to the ancient mystery schools who meet in secret and decide the fate of the world. And they belong to all different races and all different nationalities and all different religions, to the public point of view - but in secret - it's a different story. ~Milton William Cooper

Rhonda Dee Furin11 months ago

Can you imagine? 2004 George W. Bush VS John Kerry? American Presidential Candidates… DUMB & DUMBER….

Elsie 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿11 months ago

Great book and he brings the receipts!

Sam Cartina11 months ago

Amen. When the phone rang after the said “no one is worth 2 3 million” that’s God affirming. 🤌🏼

Light-Bringer11 months ago

Bill Cooper was a hero, they tried accidenting him a couple times and finally did a drive-by to take him out. All because he was trying to warn us. "The Lone Gunman" TV series had a bunch of different story plots that are probably all based in fact but with just enough twist to be able to call it fiction, like remotely flying a passenger jet into a building. "They have to tell you before they do it" (some sort of rule they have with the Almighty, less the little demons get eternally damned and not given "shore liberty" every thousand years). "Pirates of the Caribbean 2" is starting to make more and more sense 🤔🙄😲

Zzirg ✝️ 🇺🇲 🇷🇺11 months ago

My only issue with Cooper and men like him is that the ones who make it big and get a following are almost always the ones spreading black pill and pessimistic thinking. David Icke is a clearer example of this. Our enemies want one of two things, first they want us not to know they exist, but if they can’t do that, they want us to feel like they are all powerful, unstoppable, and that their plans are inevitable. This spreads apathy and defeatism, making their end goals easier to move toward. The fact of the matter is anyone like this back in the 90s would have told you there is no possible way that in 2025 we would be in such an advantageous position to throw off this system. Yet here we are, more awake and aware than ever.

🌐 Blockchain Adopted11 months ago

There are a few videos out there of him telling the truth. They were called conspiracies then but as usual it all has been found to be true . 🔥

Roseanna11 months ago

He was ahead of his time… Shot to death. 🙏❤️

joe w11 months ago

Bread and circus 😔🤷‍♂️

Illi Mai11 months ago

the spectators are idiots too because they are the ones contributing to that athlete's salary....

🇯🇵G.A.🇺🇸11 months ago

TRUE 🎯

GTCafe111 months ago

They Live, We Sleep 🎥 🎯

John Jackson11 months ago

"No, during the Biden Administration, they locked up anyone who might rebel and spied on everyone else to ensnare others for jail!"

Robert Brown11 months ago

And the government murdered him in his front yard. Showed up one morning and shot him dead.

MonkeyPoxxer(Audit/The/FED) ULTRA MAGA 🇺🇸11 months ago

Looks like The Great Awakening started earlier than we thought.

RedWhiteAndPrepped11 months ago

I listen to his book on a podcast all the time.

MzEatright11 months ago

So true!!! 🎯 IYKYK

Merita11 months ago

Don't forget Eustace Mullins.

Steve Smith10 months ago

100% Correct William Cooper was a very smart man, he knew what the big picture was.

Sonshine11 months ago

He told us

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522,764 views • 2 months ago

This is such an amazing story. An older man Tom had to leave his apartment because the landlord refused to allow him to keep his dog because it was a pitbull. Rather than get rid of the dog, he left the apartment and decided to stay in a tent.. After a while he realized he couldn’t really care for the dog, because he had health issues, so he took his best friend to the fire station with a note explaining his situation and asking if they could take care of his baby, they did of course, but something else happened. They decided to find him and they did. They realize that he was a veteran and so they set him up in a donated RV and while they’re attending to his health needs, they’re keeping the dog Jake for when he gets well enough they’re going to reunite them both . ❤️❤️❤️❤️ We hear all about the bad things going on. It’s just as important to hear about all the good things that people are doing.

This is such an amazing story. An older man Tom had to leave his apartment because the landlord refused to allow him to keep his dog because it was a pitbull. Rather than get rid of the dog, he left the apartment and decided to stay in a tent.. After a while he realized he couldn’t really care for the dog, because he had health issues, so he took his best friend to the fire station with a note explaining his situation and asking if they could take care of his baby, they did of course, but something else happened. They decided to find him and they did. They realize that he was a veteran and so they set him up in a donated RV and while they’re attending to his health needs, they’re keeping the dog Jake for when he gets well enough they’re going to reunite them both . ❤️❤️❤️❤️ We hear all about the bad things going on. It’s just as important to hear about all the good things that people are doing.

Leah Rain ✝️🇺🇸🎸🏝️

101,232 views • 3 months ago