Anyone read "Behold a Pale Horse" (Page 1 of 3)

Yup, good starter book. I gave my copy away but not sorry I did, this person was open for the info.

Icke has a lot more, it seems a good idea to explore many different knowledge sources to get a better grip as to what is really going on. 

Like so many of us say, "knowledge protects"-so many books, so little time!

The Wm. Cooper book? It was my first exposure to the protocols of the elders of sion (zion), and for that alone, I value the book. There was a LOT of stuff I'd never heard, but was later substantiated. I always thought, though, that the book needed editing (badly). Cooper assembled and wrote and produced the book himself. I saw it as a labor of love And a labor of desperation. Amateurish? Sure. But in the time since its release, it has become a landmark. I think that it really opened up a lot of people to Conspiracy Fact.

I may have to revisit "Behold a Pale Horse". I read it some years ago and it was indeed an introduction of sorts. I remember mostly 'not wanting to believe' a lot of it's material and the writing style seemed a little shaky, but it did have the effect of opening avenues of consideration. Any more info on how he was killed?

yes, this book is a great source, it started me off as well.

did u know this is the main book that opens people up to conspiracy theories, and that it is the most popular book suggested by "word of mouth" ?

this book is a huge compilation, its not even a book, thus the reading does turn out choppy, but it is good factual reading.

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yes, i heard he was shot down;

but did you notice this; the report make it seem like Cooper was dashing away and evading cops, yet HE IS MISSING ONE OF HIS LEGS, they "forget" to mention this. he lost a leg in war, i believe.
and the reason for them trying to arrest him was bullshit also.

but he left his mark, he sure did

i am always re-read this book everyday, i just open it to a random page and read it again, and it boggles my mind every time. like if im reading it for the first time. the information is critical. the documents are superb in information (sadly not in quality)

one question; what do u guys see out of the Protocols of the Wise Men of Scion ? i dont even like that part of the book, its seems like a bunch of hogwash to me, like made up (not that the ideals are made up, but the writing seems to be a 'front' )

whats so big about it ?

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are there any other parts of this book anyone wants to discuss ?

All this talk about Cooper lately got my curiosity up just now so went rummaging for the old cooper tape of him in Sedona in 1989.  Amazing it is still floating around with all the things to come and go thru this place since then and things that had become animal chew toys etc over the years (barf tables, you get the idea)_…and my mindset when I first saw the tape…the thing sticking most was the missing minutes of the macgruder tape where it shows how kennedy was shot by the driver…

So popped the tape in, only watching a few min to see if it even still works…so far so good.  Will watch it tonight with thook and if the tape is viewable then can try and hook up to another vhs we have, see if that works, and make a copy.  Will be interesting to “see“? the tape after all these years.  I do remember when I saw the tape I was stuck by his common nature, his real person feel.  I was very sad when I learned he had been murdered…

If all goes well, offer, one copy to someone on the list who will copy it for another on the list, till it is passed around to anyone who wants to see it.  Time restraints prohibit making lots of copies and mailing…

Will let you know how the viewing goes, so let’s be cautious till we see if the whole thing will view.  This tape sitting around for about 14 years…will post late tonight after we view it.

yikes, copy making time...

im interested in acquiring a copy myself, and i will help out with reproduction and spreading if needed.

let me know. ive been wanting to see some of these films.