I was just looking into what Bill Cooper said. I saw a video lately that they had attacked him and threatened him to shut up about that a secret society uses Revelations as a script and similar stuff like from the guy from 1984. He said they both had seen the same information.
Bill Cooper was a former naval intelligence veteran who became one of the most influential voices in the world of conspiracy theories. During his time in the military, he claimed to have seen classified documents that revealed secret programs, including reports about UFOs and extraterrestrial involvement with world governments. In 1991, he published the book
Behold a Pale Horse (still widely circulated today), where he claimed that a malevolent alien presence was working with the United States government and that the public was being deceived about it.
He regularly shared his theories through his radio broadcast (The Hour of the Time), where he talked about UFOs, secret societies, black projects, and hidden agendas. For years, Cooper was one of the loudest voices warning that the alien phenomenon was real and dangerous. But in the mid-1990s, his views took a sudden and dramatic turn. He publicly stated that everything he had believed about extraterrestrials was false. He began to distance himself from the UFO community and explained that the documents he had seen were likely disinformation.
According to Cooper, if the documents he viewed were truly sensitive or revealing, someone like him would never have had access to them. He came to believe that the information had been planted on purpose, as part of a strategy to spread false narratives through people like him. He said that many well-known UFO researchers (including Bob Lazar, Phil Schneider, and Jacques Vallée) were either working as disinformation agents or were unknowingly spreading false information after being exposed to carefully curated materials. Cooper did not deny the existence of UFOs, but he argued they were advanced human technology developed in secret, not alien in origin.
This shift in thinking led to some of his most controversial claims. Cooper believed that the alien narrative was part of a long-term plan to stage a false extraterrestrial threat in the future. The goal, he said, would be to unite the world under a single global government (often referred to as the New World Order). He warned that the government would use a mix of secret aircraft, genetically engineered life forms, and media manipulation to create the illusion of an alien invasion. According to him, even films like Independence Day were being used to prepare the public for this scenario. He claimed the idea had been in development since at least the early 20th century.
My opinion?, I find myself in the middle on this. Cooper raised a fair point about how suspicious it is that supposedly top-secret alien files were being so easily accessed by people in the military. His logic was that if you’re allowed to see it, it’s probably meant for you to see. But it’s also worth mentioning that around the same time he shifted his beliefs, Serge Monast had released his Project Blue Beam theory (which also warned of a fake alien invasion using holographic technology). Monast died under strange circumstances, and Cooper may have connected the dots and changed his stance to protect himself or distance himself from what he now believed was a lie.
Bill Cooper said most ufologists were shown disinformation by the government to push a fake alien narrative. But that’s hard to apply to people like Bob Lazar and Phil Schneider. Lazar claimed he saw and worked on actual alien craft. Schneider said he fought in a battle against extraterrestrials underground and was injured in the process.
I had also seen a video from whatshisname who said that they planned covid and were planning a war and trying to get Iran to retaliate from 2010 and they were after China and he also had this whole alien theory, which I skipped.
