So he made good money doing his tours?
And the cabal - which was in total control at the time - just let him do this?
Something does not add up in the Bill Cooper story.
Seemed like he was trying to control the narrative. Like he was basically an Alex Jones. Why make his own beliefs so secret when he knows so many amazing things. He could have shared his view of the soul and God as an alternative to the evil he said was all around us. That's weird.
In many ways, Cooper gives a lot of support to satanism by talking about how it's much older than Christ. If you listen to him, you can actually barely tell that he's trying to critique satanism. He even says "satanism is like all religions - it's a matter of faith." That doesn't sound very critical of satanism to me.
He's basically a freemason as far as I can tell.
Sure explains why CNN would interview him all those years ago.
Just listen from 14:50. He sounds like a satanic preacher. He IS a satanic preacher. Here's a direct quote from that broadcast:
"They believe the God of the Bible is adegenerate, corrupt, cruel and inhuman evil God. And their god is a manifestation of light, Lucifer, cast out of heaven for challenging of authority of God and then became the ruler of the material world. And that is what they worship - '''happiness, wealth, money…do as thou wilt."
Does that sound bad or good to you? It sounds like he really, really digs satanism to me. Who wouldn't want to worship happiness? He doesn't explain why one should condemn the satanic cult philosophy. Yes, he mentions that they worship "perversion," but doesn't actually explain why this might be bad (or what perversion he's actually talking about).
The more I listen, the clearer it is to me that Cooper was part of the satanic cult.
I think he was using the double-speak and deception of the satanic cult. I think his "messiah" was Lucifer, and he used this means to preach the cult's philosophy. I mean, really, you learn a ton of information about why they worship satan, but very little about what it means to worship God, or why it's a bad thing to worship satan. Bill Cooper sounds like a satanist in disguise.
At 17:30 he says "were you aware that the group spirit of all the animals is playing up and down your spine"? Then he chuckles. But he said it like it was a real question. So on the one hand he pretends to dismiss it with a chuckle? (Not a very effective argument against the pagan belief.) And on the other hand he doesn't really dismiss it at all. Cooper is all double-speak. Just moments earlier he talks about how the satanists do nothing but lie, and that he could never do that, even while he's lying through his teeth. The cult survive totally on deception, and he's instructing his cult followers on how to practice this deception: you simply lie about lying and do so with total and utter conviction that to lie is actually easy and necessary.
I listen to as much Bill Cooper and other satanists as I can. I learn a lot about them and their strategies of deception and what it is they actually believe in. Cooper is telling us EVERYTHING about the satanic cult.
You are a shill, because an an anon with "mental toughness" would consider my arguments against Bill Cooper as a reasonable possibility. I'm making a case and you're making no case at all.
Bill Cooper becomes less of a mystery by the second. Shills continue to be useful, even while they're often as [mysterious] as Bill Cooper himself.
This board is very 'esoteric' after all.
Ya the 90s were good. Not as great as the 80s. Don't you dare question anyone from the 80s!
Finally! Thank you!
You fascinate me though. You did help me sort through my last reservations about Cooper. I'm now convinced he was a satanist who preached to the satanic cult across America, by masquerading as a "critic" of satanism.
I've actually seen satanic cult members give speeches to the public, with an entirely different "layer" of meaning to the satanic cult members in the audience, and they do so with subterfuge and deception so no one that's outside the club would ever know. What struck me was how many satanists look normal and attend such a function, blending in to the crowd (except for the symbols they still have to wear).
So now I'm satisfied about Cooper (satanist), you shills remain a much bigger mystery. Like where you operate from. China? The Middle East? Australia? And what it is you actually believe (presumably you're also satanists, but you're not as good at lying as Bill Cooper was).
Do you ever wonder if you should cut and run, now that it's clear you're going to lose? Or do you feel your crimes against God are so grave that you have no hope? What does it feel like to be one of the 4-6% I would love to know.
Ya, I actually agree. I've really lowered myself to engage with the shills. But I'm willing to try different tactics and see what happens. I have to learn by discovery, after all. No one gave me a [manual] like y'all got.
Course I do. That's why I was quoting him. See above.
Enough about me, let's talk about you.
Do they give you comfy office chairs? Or maybe you don't actually need an office chair, you know on account of…well I'm not sure you actually have like a physical ass.
I know this is shitposting but it's also journalism and indeed war. And so I just have to say that from the standpoint of persuasive writing, you just all fail. I mean, if you think I'm bullshitting or shilling, at least I think I have a voice. Your replies are so… insipid. They don't even make sense. What "sudden effort"? What's sudden about it? Why choose the word "sudden"? It's a weak choice if only because it doesn't actually make sense. Care to elaborate?
Exactly. Trial and error.
As for the shills, they don't make me angry anymore. I'm still just curious who/what they are. And what they're actually doing when they do their shilling (in many cases it's NOT what it appears to be on the surface, just as this board is NOT what it appears to be on the surface).
So, I'm sort of poking them with a stick to try and learn more about them. I think they'll be a mystery for a while yet, though.
All the "right people" probably consider me dangerous , yes. All of Bill Cooper's satanic disciples truly detest me. :) Hey, every anon is "dangerous" as soon as he asks the question.