So what do I remember about the 5th of November? Two and a half months before September 11, 2001 a conspiracy theorist warned listeners of his radio broadcast that something big was about to happen, a terrorist attack which would change everything. He said that whatever it was would be blamed on Osama Bin Laden and that we should not believe this, that he would be just a patsy. That conspiracy theorist made the claim that the government is run by fraternal orders, the secret life of the Bilderbergers and international bankers, not the lower blue lodge or craft lodge freemasons, but the higher appendant lodges, the Knights Templar and the Knights of Malta, The Rosicrucians, and egyptian mystery school, Occult Luciferian and hermetic Kabalah lodges we loosely refer as the Illuminati. He claimed these group control key leadership positions throughout society, control parties, elections and politicians, control finance and private equity, control major media and that they orchestrate events including war, genocide and mass murder and shape public opinion to support their agendas as though they are playing a game. On November 5th, after the attacks he predicted came to pass, that conspiracy theorist was gunned down on his front lawn by out of town plain clothes police officers posing as rowdy teenagers. Some believe that conspiracy theorist, killed on the 5th of November was a crazy person, that his ramblings about The Majestic 12 were delusional. When I say that someone isnt dealing with reality I mean that I have a better grasp than they do on the facts, that I see more clearly, that I can predict how things really work better than they can. But the thing to remember about the man they killed on the 5th of November is that I didnt predict 9/11. I didnt predict who they would blame it on. He did. ~ Cash R.I.P. William Cooper.
Posted on: Tue, 05 Nov 2013 17:28:15 +0000
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