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Originally posted by Josephus23
He predicted 911 on his short wave radio program and was murdered by the Feds less than 3 months later.
Originally posted by Fist_Of_The_North_Star
www.theparacast.com...
Originally posted by turk182
You gave a link to an article from UFO magazine against Cooper.
If I'm not mistaken, did'nt Bill Cooper prove that UFO magazine was created by The CIA?
Originally posted by turk182
reply to post by DoomsdayRex
You gave a link to an article from UFO magazine against Cooper.
If I'm not mistaken, did'nt Bill Cooper prove that UFO magazine was created by The CIA?
I remember reading about a man and a woman, that started the magazine, where Cooper exposed their backgrounds. Ever since then, I have paid no attention to that publication, or anything that it has to do with. Like the show UFO Hunters.
Forrestal's death was ruled a suicide, but the matter for many people, including members of Forrestal's family, remained far from resolved. Forrestal's brother, Henry, told reporters at the time of the death that he "believed that someone threw my brother out the window" and that he considered it quite strange that his brother died "just a few hours before I was to take him home." Additionally, James Forrestal's spiritual adviser, Monsignor Maurice Sheehy, told reporters that an unidentified Navy warrant officer at the hospital told him that Forrestal "didn't kill himself."
Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by Moonman1111
James Vincent Forrestal (February 15, 1892 – May 22, 1949) was the last Cabinet-level United States Secretary of the Navy and the first United States Secretary of Defense.
Forrestal's death was ruled a suicide, but the matter for many people, including members of Forrestal's family, remained far from resolved. Forrestal's brother, Henry, told reporters at the time of the death that he "believed that someone threw my brother out the window" and that he considered it quite strange that his brother died "just a few hours before I was to take him home." Additionally, James Forrestal's spiritual adviser, Monsignor Maurice Sheehy, told reporters that an unidentified Navy warrant officer at the hospital told him that Forrestal "didn't kill himself."
www.theufochronicles.com...
Originally posted by Moonman1111
reply to post by gortex
Who is James Forrestal? Also, is this mans book 'the pale horse' online anywhere for people to read for free?
Originally posted by turk182
reply to post by Lillydale
I will try to find(remember) where I read it. It was a while ago. Does anyone else know what I am referring to?
I am tired tonight and going to bed, but will look tomorrow. A lot of Coopers web stuff is not on line anymore though, I know that. I will try to find it. It was information about the man and woman who started the magazine specifically, if I am not mistaken.
Originally posted by turk182
reply to post by Lillydale
Here is what I read that Cooper wrote about the founders of UFO Magazine:
Originally posted by Moonman1111
reply to post by gortex
Who is James Forrestal? Also, is this mans book 'the pale horse' online anywhere for people to read for free?