Behold a Pale Horse’s Ass

Alex Jones is no Bill Cooper. Through Bill Cooper’s writings and broadcasts, we were told how the system worked. Bill told us they would come for him one day and they did. Bill Cooper was wanted by the Clintons and the IRS at the same time. He was named a major fugitive by the United States Marshals Service. Bill Cooper died two months after 9/11 in Eagar, Arizona. Two deputies came for him and Bill Cooper died in a gunfight. It could have been a lazy afternoon. But Bill hadn’t paid his taxes. Bill was smeared by the law, the courts, the IRS, and the Southern Poverty Law Center. He predicted and conveyed the truth. He warned us of what was to come. He brought home the blueprints to the Death Star and the American government killed him for it. Our taxes shot Bill Cooper. Our silver turned the gears of a federal meat-chipper that hunted him down and ate him. His book, Behold a Pale Horse, is scripture for anyone wanting to understand the capabilities and motivations of the federal government. Bill taught me countries aren’t what we think they are. Bill taught the key to control is the illusion of dominance. For any authority, nothing is more important than controlling an illusion. The quest for truth becomes an endless round of professional wrestling. The house wins when everyone buys a ticket.

Evaluate crumbs: Usama Bin Laden gave CNN a Live TV interview in 1997. ABC in 1998. Time in 1999. UBL was already a high-value “target” by the United States and Mossad yet they missed three opportunities to apprehend him.

On June 28th, 2001, Bill Cooper predicted something big was about to happen. He predicted they would blame whatever it was on Usama Bin Laden. Ten weeks later, on 9/11 something big happened. Two months afterward, Bill Cooper was dead. The pale horse Bill Cooper wrote about was truth in the clear light of day.

Bill Cooper is a Pale Horse. Alex Jones is a Pale Horse’s ass. Alex Jones interviewed Bill Cooper on his show in 1998. Bill Cooper called Alex Jones a fraud. Bill knew the dangers of someone like Alex. On New Year’s Eve, 1999, Alex Jones claimed Russia had launched inter-continental ballistic missiles at America. He covered the false event for hours. Alex was demonstrating his addiction to fame. It overrode his reputation or quest for truth. Addicts prioritize addiction. This makes them predictable. Anyone controlling an addict’s supply controls their mind. Thirst manipulates the addict’s vision. The eyes will hunt as much as they gather.

When QAnon launched, Alex called it a fraud. He then tried to launch his own version. The alchemical President ran a double-sided narrative. Trump invites Scott Adams to the White House on Aug 3rd, 2018 and Lionel Media three weeks later. These men are polar opposites on the legitimacy of QAnon. A year prior, Steve Bannon and Sebastian Gorka were banished from the White House weeks before QAnon launched fulltime on the website 4chan. These men are propaganda assets. They are embedded in the media to serve the administration. Assets are liked or hated depending on the operation. They are polarizers used to focus group thought. Assets can be called in for a palette cleanse between scenes like a Scaramucci or an Omarosa. Assets need attention not approval. The emotional charge we get from them is a reflection of their longevity. High-quality assets, positive or negative, are used by puppeteers to manipulate our minds. This happens in politics, advertising, professional sports, and the free market.

Trump is Hulk-a-mania. His fans want him to win. They cheer for him as a byproduct of a reaction to Clinton and Jim Acosta. Acosta is also Trump’s asset. Acosta is leveraged by Trump to keep our attention. This is a symbiotic relationship. Acosta is legitimized. CNN remains relevant. CNN is a tool of Trump. Calling Trump the impossible underdog is what gets him labeled the outsider. This is archetypal branding. All male politicians wear make-up and Donald Trump’s face is painted orange to align him with the archetype of gold.

Trump harnessed the asset Kanye West when he visited the White House. Kayne publicly fawned over Trump for 48-hours until his lease expired. People forget politics is emotional professional wrestling. The players have to be dramatic and predictable for it to be captivating. Otherwise, people might try to govern themselves. Under mind control, we think it’s a good idea if 250 million of us pick one of two colors and whichever psychopath controls that color gets to select who’s in charge of the environment, our food, and all the drugs.