William Cooper has an ambiguous background. If you do a search on him and you look at his real achievments and career path it's not exactly all he says it is.

When William Cooper wrote his first book he was regarded as outlandish and he was subject to much character assassination by many, but he continued on undeterred, and gained some popular appeal which led to his next book. I myself was very intrigued by him until I noticed some discrepancies in his stories and what may or may not be true. It doesn't take much to highlight them either. Check timelines, and do some basic research and what he says because more fictional than reality based.

Still that does not mean that some of what he says may not be true, I can't comment on every little thing, I'm not that experienced, and I don't know everything. I do know that he embellishes a lot, if not totally.

Pick one of his many topics, and do a little research and see for yourself. If you're going to read what he says, and imagine it to be true, given how important what he says is, you should find out the truth. Should you not?

I think if you do a little digging, you'll be surprised.

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William Cooper, I think there was a enough truth in what he was saying to get himself killed. I didn't even find it at all odd that he was killed by local police while serving a "simple" warrant. Did I mention that the warrant was being served in middle of the night? Kind of odd huh, well unless there are alternative reasons to send a "group" of officers to serve a "simple" warrant in middle of the night.

I have Coopers website URL here if anyone is interested.

http://www.hourofthetime.com/index8.html

I have not been here in some time, and the site is not very easy to navigate, but it's worth investigating. If you find it interesting you may want to purchase one or both books that he's written.

Scary reading depending on how true you find any of it to be. Make your own mind up, do your own research.

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