William Copper on Alien Cover Up

[Antrikshaadmi]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milton_William_Cooper

By 1998 Cooper was living in Arizona. His interest moved from UFOs to covert government programs and the militia movement and considered America's most dangerous Radio Talk Show Host, Cooper was the subject of an arrest warrant for "aggravated assault with a deadly weapon" against a local doctor shortly before his death. On his website, Cooper wrote that any attempt to execute unlawful arrest warrants "will be met with armed resistance." In July and September 2001, Cooper was accused of brandishing a handgun to threaten passersby near his home in Eagar, Arizona. Just before midnight on November 5, 2001, officers of the Apache County Sheriff's office converged on Cooper's homestead to arrest him on a warrant arising from a fabricated threat complaint.

On November 5, 2001 at 11:40 P.M., Apache County Sheriff's deputies attempted to serve an arrest warrant at Cooper's residence. Cooper was considered armed and dangerous. The execution of this warrant was attempted by deception. Two deputies, a young man and woman in an unmarked car, appeared to be drinking beer and tossing the beer cans out on Cooper's property. This was done to lure Cooper out of his house, whereby the warrant could be served and Cooper's arrest could be facilitated. Cooper drove down his driveway to kick off his property what he thought were kids drinking and littering. When he approached their car, a marked deputy Sheriff car pulled across his driveway to block Cooper's return to his house. When the deputies identified themselves, Cooper refused to stop or comply with orders from deputies. Cooper drove off his driveway driving around the marked Sheriff's vehicle. Cooper then stopped his vehicle by his front porch of his house, got out of his vehicle and attempted to reach his front door. Initial reports said Cooper drew a handgun, and began shooting. The Sheriff's report states: "After refusing once again to comply with the Apache County deputies orders, Cooper was firing shots with a handgun toward the deputies" Additionally reported was that one deputy, Robert Martinez, was shot in the head and was hospitalized in critical condition. Another deputy returned fire, killing Cooper. When Cooper was instructed to stop going towards his front door, he was fired upon by a 25-year old deputy Sheriff to prevent Cooper from reaching the sanctity of his house. The wound to the deputy sheriff was later determined to be from a single bullet accidentally discharged by the same deputy sheriff. Following the shooting, the scene was secured by officers from the Eagar police department and Apache county sheriff's deputies. The Arizona department of public safety's special investigations unit is conducting an investigation into the shooting. DPS special operations were called to the scene to clear the residence of any potential damaging evidence of conspiracy theory paperwork regarding UFO material that may have had existed

[dr wu23]

I don't think there is anyone in the ufo arena (serious players) who takes this guy (he's dead btw..) seriously....except for other fringe conspiacy theorists.
I have a copy of his conspiracy tome....imo about as far out there as it gets concerning alien ideas.

[Antrikshaadmi]

Originally Posted by dr wu23

I don't think there is anyone in the ufo arena (serious players) who takes this guy (he's dead btw..) seriously....except for other fringe conspiacy theorists.
I have a copy of his conspiracy tome....imo about as far out there as it gets concerning alien ideas.

He was certainly wrong about that alien message doomsday prediction, but he had the wherewithal to mention it may be alien deception if he was the one being deceptive. He's either a clever con man or telling what he thinks is the truth. In any case, I didn't dismiss him outright without hearing him speak. Truth is stranger than fiction sometimes, he might have believed what he was saying was true but he also might have been the target of disinformation. He might have also been a charlatan.

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His claims have parallels to those of Phil Schneider, who also ended up dead under suspicious circumstances. They both claim the USA is allied with long nosed grey aliens who have underground bases in the USA and that there have been hostilities between our government and the aliens at times.

That doesn't tell me much of anything though because I don't take either one of them or anyone else on their word alone without tangible evidence to support their claims. I also have no tangible evidence to prove what they are saying is false, it's not provable either way. Conspiracy theories is all they are to me.

[Martin]

We seem to get a doomsday prediction every year these days.

[dr wu23]

Originally Posted by Martin

We seem to get a doomsday prediction every year these days.

Not sure what recent doomsday predictions have to do with this Cooper since he's been dead for over 5 years now.

[Miss Deetective]

Well then.....HIS doomesday arrived 5 years ago!!!

[Carol Nistri]

I remember reading his book Behold a Pale Horse,and enjoying the heck out of it.

[dr wu23]

Originally Posted by Carol Nistri

I remember reading his book Behold a Pale Horse,and enjoying the heck out of it.

That doesn't surprise me in the least......
btw..best fiction book I ever read about the ufo phenom.

[starman2003]

Originally Posted by Antrikshaadmi

claims have parallels to those of Phil Schneider, who also ended up dead under suspicious circumstances. They both claim the USA is allied with long nosed grey aliens who have underground bases in the USA and that there have been hostilities between our government and the aliens at times.

The absurdity of much of what Cooper said doesn't make the government--alien "alliance" claim look good, although there's plenty of evidence for hostility.