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Sept. 4, 1995 - Bill Cooper
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The End Yes, and I will prove you to the good of all you see.
Yes, and I will prove you to the good of all you and I will prove you to the good of all you I'm Phil.
And I'm William Cooper.
You're listening to the Hour of the Time.
I'm Poo.
And I'm William Cooper.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Thank you, my dear.
You're welcome.
Crazy people.
Crazy people.
Crazy people like me go crazy over people like you.
Goofy people.
Gaffey people.
Dabby people, dabby people like me, go crazy over the game.
Why are we all under the moon, on the moon of all?
Who's got to act in a fly from the net, must be crazy.
Crazy people, crazy people, crazy people like me, go crazy over people like you.
Bye.
Crazy people, crazy people like me, go crazy over people like you.
Crazy people like the things you do, when we are under the moon, on the moon of all?
It's not me I can't fight to lose, it must be love.
Crazy people like crazy like you, go crazy over people like you.
Cause love does a better, always does a better.
Listen on those toughen love, how does it keep up from drifting apart?
Now that's the reason they say, that I call you bestie.
We'll meet your bestie, how the fuck would you do to you?
Oh, well, that's the kind of mood I'm in tonight.
I just want to warn you up front.
We put the paper to bed.
Today, ladies and gentlemen, goes to press tomorrow, and you can start looking for it in the mail pretty soon.
When it hits Washington, D.C., I have a feeling there's going to be this incredible silence, and then the lid's probably going to blow off with everything.
That's not even counting what's going to happen when it hits your Mailbox.
And when your friends read it, it is incredible.
It's probably the best issue that we've done.
The article on the BATFIRS is probably, well, as far as writing goes, it's not the best thing I've ever written, but it's the best thing I've ever accomplished so far, I think.
I'm very proud of it.
And it's not just my work, it's the work of people like Wayne Benson.
Larry Becraft and many, many others over the years who have helped steer me in the right direction.
You see, because at one time, folks, I was just like the rest of you.
Not awake, not aware.
In fact, most of my life was wasted in sheer lunacy.
I was as stupid as they come, as trusting as anybody could possibly be, as firmly entrenched in establishment mentality as you could possibly imagine.
So for me to come this far is quite an accomplishment, and I'm pretty proud of that article.
And I'm really proud of everybody who had anything to do with it whatsoever over all the years.
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2 0 Sholo Arizona 85901 that's P.O. Box 1420 Sholo Arizona 85901 Also we have excuse me folks we have our FM radio transmitters
Now people are calling me asking me the strangest things and I'm not going to provide all this information folks.
If you're too lazy to do some digging and find out what you need to know for yourself then you've got no business getting involved in any of this stuff.
I've got people calling me wanting to know.
What the law is in their city regarding FM radio broadcasts.
I don't know!
I don't care!
If I move there, I'll find out for myself!
Unless I can find you, then I'll call you, because by that time, you should have got it in your head to find out for yourself, because you live there!
Boy, I tell ya.
I wish some of you could sit and answer some of the phone calls that I get.
I mean, some of them are right to the point.
They're good calls.
They're good questions.
They're good people.
Some of them are so far out there that I wish I hadn't even picked up the receiver sometimes, folks.
It's incredible.
How would I know what the law is in Pocatello, Idaho about FM transmitters?
You know, and a lot of other things.
You know, most of you could find out what you need to know just by a short trip to your own library.
But you're so lazy, you won't even get off your butt and go to your own library.
You've got to call me to tell you something that there's no reason that I should even know it in the first place, because I don't live there.
And I'm involved in a lot of other things.
See, I'm trying to deal with this Big picture, folks.
The only reason we're offering these radio transmitters to you, we thought you might like to participate in spreading the word and educating the American people and trying to wake up a consensus of the sheeple to make them real people so that no blood has to be shed in this country.
You know?
And I'm no different from any of you out there.
The only difference is I do, some of you do, most of you don't, have never, and probably never will.
And all you got to do is just do something, anything.
Well, tonight I'm going to open the phones.
Yes.
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And we'll talk about whatever you want to talk about.
Okay?
I think that might be fun.
You never know.
So if you want to call in tonight, you know what?
I don't think that's right.
In fact, I know that's not right.
And, uh, if you'll hang on, I gotta fix it, folks, which means I gotta go off the air for about a half a minute.
And, uh, we'll be right back.
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Okay, if you want to call in, the number is 520-333-4578.
Take your comments on the air.
We're not used to this phone system here, so it takes a little doing to get everything right.
And I haven't taken call-ins on this line in a long, long time, folks.
Good evening, you're on the air.
Hey, Mr. Cooper, how are you doing?
It's Paul from Brooklyn.
Good.
How's everything?
Wonderful.
Oh, listen, Matt, there are a couple of things I want to talk to you about.
One thing, I was listening to the radio today while I was driving my car, and they were talking about NAFTA, and pretty much everything you predicted that we all thought was going to happen, pretty much happened.
All of the jobs that were supposed to happen, they did labor searches.
And this is the Communist News Network, actually, doing these examinations, and they found that all the jobs pretty much left America.
And no jobs came here, of course.
And in addition to that, the Mexican economy, as an aside, is four times worse than it was before NAFTA, so everybody's getting screwed.
Sure, they had to collapse the Mexican economy to make sure that the businesses that moved into Mexico have the most dirt-cheap labor that they can possibly find.
NAFTA, like Anthony J. Hoover said, is the shafta.
Okay.
You know, I mean, not that it's any surprise, of course.
Well, they can't let it be a total shock to people.
You see, if they let you know over a period of time, little bits and pieces, then it's not a shock.
Nobody comes unglued.
They don't rise up and arrest and try and hang the Communist News Network and the rest of the treasonous scum.
Well, don't hold anything back.
Are you really sure?
Well, I never have held anything back, and I'm not going to.
Oh, just kidding.
Listen, I've got a really dumb question for you, actually.
Did anything that you could see, because I didn't see anything, and maybe I'm just missing this whole big picture.
Did anything good at all come out of the Waco, Texas hearings?
Yes, there were a few good things that came out of it.
You had to watch the whole hearings to discover what it was.
Basically, they were wrong.
They admitted that they were wrong.
They admitted everything that we've been saying here.
And every time that they would admit something, somehow they would bring some other witness up that would try and soften that or negate it.
And then you had people like Schumer who would go into these long diatribes about how the NRA was providing the evidence and disrupting the legitimacy of the hearings and all this bullshit.
Yeah, that's pretty much, you know, because that's most of what I caught.
You know, I mean, people seem to be more interested in OJ anyway, I mean, you know.
I had somebody come up to me and throw a name at me the other day.
I don't remember what the name was.
And they were talking to me like I was some kind of idiot because I didn't know who this name was.
And I'm like, and they're like, well you don't know?
And then they're like, well don't tell me, it's something from the OJ trial.
And I'm like, you know, of course it was.
You know, some kido human character or some nonsense, I don't know.
Let me ask you something.
Have you ever tried to kill two people with one knife?
Um, well, I guess after cleaning it.
No, actually I never have.
Two big, healthy, physically fit adults?
No, never have.
Well, think about it for a while.
O.J.
didn't do it.
If he did, he didn't do it by himself.
I never thought of that.
Wow.
That's pretty wild.
Oh, I got a question for you.
That bird, did you ever receive it?
Oh yeah, we did.
That's fantastic.
That's why it's nice, right?
Yeah.
Oh good, I'm glad you like it.
And Pooh likes it and everything.
Pooh loves it.
I'm sending another one off to you because guess what color I have?
They just sent them from France.
We got red, white, and blue now.
And I thought of it and it came like two days after I shipped yours out.
I was like, oh man.
But within two days I would have... Oh, these things are incredible.
I couldn't believe it.
I got it.
I looked at it.
I said, oh yeah, sure.
Was that your first reaction?
Well, no, I saw them flying.
I was like, what the heck is that?
And I looked over to them.
There's some guy in Chinatown and he's flying the darn things around.
And I couldn't believe it.
And I looked to him and I was like, oh, you know what?
I was looking for something to do that I can work my way through school with.
Because that's pretty much really why I do it.
I'm not trying to make a... Well, this thing is great.
Poole and I have great fun with it.
And it flies for a long, long distance.
In fact, we didn't have Sugar Bear to go find it for us.
We probably would have lost it about 500 times by now.
It flies exactly like a bird, and you never would believe this.
Old Leonardo da Vinci was absolutely correct!
Yes, 500 years ago, and they laughed at him.
He was, what, a heretic, right, I think?
Yeah, and a lot of other things.
But isn't that the way it always is, Bill?
I mean, whoever, it's like you, okay?
I hear these things, and I didn't even know you were famous, to be honest with you.
When I first started listening to your broadcast, I just thought, You were just an intelligent guy out of Kusana, Arizona, right?
But, lo and behold, as I start talking to people and they say, well, where are you getting all this information from?
Well, I do my own research, but the person who really started me on getting interested in researching it myself was a guy named Bill Cooper.
Oh, you listen to that guy?
Oh, he's a lunatic.
He's a white supremacist.
What are you talking about, white supremacist?
That's the very last thing you talk about.
You know, I know a white supremacist when I talk to one.
Not only are you not a white supremacist, you're not an anything supremacist.
You go out of your way to talk about how everybody should be equal if only they're thinking intelligent people and at least have some semblance of desire for the truth.
That's right.
And my wife knows a white supremacist when she sees one, too.
I would imagine she would.
She would be very sensitive.
I finally finished your book by the way and I just pretty much turned it over and started it again because that was way too much to digest in one sitting.
Yeah, it's an awful lot.
It's a shocker and I did it that way intentionally to get people's attention and it does.
Don't loan it to anybody.
You'll never get it back.
No, no.
In fact, I think I told you this one of the other times I had spoken to you.
But do you know that your book is actually the most stolen book in Barnes and Noble?
They actually had to take this book off the shelf and put it in the back because people were taking it and putting it in their pockets and working out with them.
Oh, I don't know how they do that because it's a pretty thick book.
Yeah, I know.
The first two years they wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole and when they saw how well it was selling...
They bought it and put it on the shelves and there were so many of them stolen that now they put them in the back and you have to ask for it and now people say that they're trying to hide the book and it's not true.
You know what I'm curious about?
One of the things that I wasn't 100% sure, when I'm talking to people, like a guy like my father, one of the most intelligent people I know is my dad, and yet I have to call him a sheeple.
You know why he doesn't care?
I sit there.
We will have time.
At least he listens to me.
He doesn't throw me out of the closet.
You know why he doesn't care?
Because he either has a job and a good check or else he had a job and now he has a nice, comfortable retirement.
And he has a car and he has a TV and he has good meals.
And he's not gonna worry about any of it until it begins to affect those things.
Well, he said something very profound to me when I was telling him all this.
He said, well, you know, you're hard-pressed to find a revolutionary with a full stomach.
And I thought about that, and actually that was kind of, in a sense, true.
But the thing about it is he's got a small business that's failing somewhat.
He's not really doing particularly well, and he's looking ahead into his retirement years as possibly being maybe bankrupt.
Yeah.
The thing about it is, is that, and I talk to him, and he agrees with all this stuff.
I tell him, I, you know, I, I bring, I, I show him proof.
I talk to him about Waco, Texas, and all, and Randy Weaver, and he says, why, and his reaction is, when I told him about Randy Weaver, his, his reaction is, well, that surprises you, our government is corrupt.
I said, yes, and don't you think we should do something about it?
Well, no, not armed resistance.
But what did they do 200 years ago?
I mean, did you realize, you know, a lot of people don't realize this, and I, I know I'm taking up a lot of time, but a lot of people don't realize this, but 200 years ago, when we fought the American Revolutionary War, Weren't we fighting the government?
Didn't the government of the crown at that time put out propaganda saying that the militias were a bunch of right-wing radicals, or whatever the equivalent terms were back then?
Exactly.
They were terrorists.
They were traitors.
They were rebels.
They were called every name in the book, just like patriots are today.
And I've got to tell you something.
People were better off back then than they are today.
I'd agree.
Now, we have more modern conveniences, and we have indoor plumbing, and we have things like stereos, but they were better off.
Well, that's not news to you, obviously, but for a lot of people out there, I think that's exactly why this crap is going to work, or this crap is being so successfully perpetuated on us.
Even the lowest income people, even people that are homeless have access to television, they have access to heat, they have access to all the modern conveniences.
There's so much so that life has become so comfortable that I really firmly believe that that's how this stuff is working so well because people are not, they've become soft.
All they want is their own TV.
Nothing has changed.
Back in what they called the Great Depression because they wanted people to think there was a terrible time in this country.
Yeah.
And there really wasn't.
They called the homeless hobos.
Right.
They called the missions soup lines and soup kitchens.
They're still here.
Exactly.
The homeless people are still here.
The hobos are still here.
They still got soup lines and soup kitchens, and they still got people out of work, only they got a lot more out right now than they did during the Depression.
Wow, that I didn't know There's a lot more failed farms now than there ever was in the Depression.
Yeah, but I think that's gone on purpose.
I mean, look at all the wars.
I'm serious.
They're going bankrupt because they can't stay in business anymore.
So the less food there is, it makes more sense that the conditions can be proven to be worse.
You said something great the other day.
I take it.
I played it back five times.
That the time is ripe for somebody with the, how did you put it?
Ability to solve the problems and the political savvy to come along and be a dictator.
That's right.
Because what's happening is this government is making problems that they are going to be the ones that are going to solve.
And whoever does this is going to be elevated to the political status.
No, it's the millennium.
Whoever does it is going to be the messiah.
Oh man, you know I... He's going to be a religious and political charismatic leader who will mount the throne of the world.
You watch.
Oh man, that's unreal.
But I thank God for your show because I'm learning so much listening to you and I really, really appreciate that you opened the phone lines and let us talk to you like this.
But I'm going to let you go because I'm sure that everybody's pressing their redial That's okay.
Anybody that can send me a phony bird that really flies can talk as long as he wants.
Well, I'll tell you what, I'm going to have another one of these red, white and blue ones off to you in a couple of days.
Great.
Okay, thanks Bill.
Thank you.
Thanks so much for the broadcast.
I love you.
Hi there, Bill.
How are you doing?
Good.
Turn down the radio.
I'm a blind person.
I called you at first, but it's hard to get through.
You're on the air.
Hi there, Bill.
How are you doing?
Good.
Turn down the radio.
I'm a blind person.
I called you at first.
It's hard to get through.
You don't take a lot of calls.
In a couple weeks you were mad when you were getting crazy calls, but that's the way it is.
You have to be patient.
You can't lose your cool.
No, we found out who it was.
Phone records tell everything.
Yeah, but those people happen.
You have to do that in business.
You can't lose it because you're on the radio.
You need to turn your radio off.
Okay, I'm sorry.
The volume is down there.
I'm a blind person in Massachusetts and I pretty much have given up on this country.
My name is Joe, by the way.
I told you briefly that I had one legal problem with the law and I hurt Ivy.
It's the only thing I did.
I do come from an abuse background, but I understand how you feel about the guy at Tiananmen Square, that he is your hero.
But what upsets me, and it's not your fault, a lot of the patriots want everyone to do this and do that, but a lot of us need help.
We're in a worse situation.
Like Mr. Collins, I'm sure you've heard of him.
He wants to be president.
He's going to roll back the IRS, which I agree.
He's going to try and he's going to get shot.
Oh, absolutely.
Of course he's going to get killed.
If he gets elected.
Yeah, he's going to get rid of the CIA.
He's going to get rid of this.
Maybe a lot of these IRS, like Ivy said, we can't pay the taxes.
She isn't paying the taxes because she's proved a fraud organization.
But you have to look at it from my view, too.
You take care of your daughter, Pooh, okay?
We were physically and mentally abused.
And I'm not saying a kid is sexually abused like you did about these sex abuse cases.
We had one here in Boston.
The person's out of jail.
No, I would disagree with you.
You see, there are a lot of people out there who have one leg who get a check and don't do anything.
of the government check I get no help from anywhere Mr. Cooper and you know I understand that 200 years ago the churches did this but things are different now this is a whole new different world we're living in you see what I'm saying no I would disagree with you you see there are a lot of people out there have one leg who get a check and don't do anything yeah I have one leg and I'm doing things that everybody else says that they could never do and said I could never do you're blind and I'm telling you you can do the same thing
Yeah, but I need special equipment and help and people don't help people today.
They're told not to get involved.
There are five million jobs where people are looking for somebody just to answer the phone and talk.
Yeah, but that's not the answer for every blind person just sitting there and answering the phone.
You know it and I know it.
I didn't say that was the answer for every blind person, but it's better than collecting a check and doing nothing is what I'm trying to say.
Here's the other story.
When they start paying you, they will start deducting from your check.
Let's say they pay me $3 or $5 an hour.
It depends upon whether or not you let them.
They have no right to deduct anything from your check.
Well, that's the government.
No, it's not the government.
I'm talking about your employer.
Your employer cannot deduct anything from your check unless you fill out the paperwork and give him permission to do it.
And even if you do, he doesn't have the proper appointment from the government to collect taxes from you.
It requires a specific form that he has to have hanging on his wall that says he is the agent that does the withholding for the federal government.
Okay, I understand, but you and I know that I mean, I'm totally alone, okay?
And if I get... Let's just say I got a job, okay?
They would pay me... I get $600 a month.
The government would start deducting.
Not my employer, I should say.
The government would start deducting.
Let's say they pay me $3 or $4 an hour.
They would deduct a couple of that, some of that money.
But we figured it out.
You have to make twice as much to make ends meet.
And of course, I would lose my Section 8, which is okay.
Because I'm on Section 8, and I'm not a bum, and I don't drink, and all this stuff, you know?
The system to help people has always been in place in this country but it's being taken away from us and being allotted to the federal government where it doesn't belong.
It is, and I agree with you in a lot of your things.
It's bad.
We have to have a system to help people.
The system to help people has always been in place in this country, but it's being taken away from us and being allotted to the federal government where it doesn't belong.
Communities and cities and counties and states have always taken care of the needy in this country.
Well, I wish they did, but when I was little...
Knocked around, no one would get involved, Mr. Cooper. Mr. Cooper.
I can't blame you for your...
Well, maybe no one was getting involved because maybe nobody knew what was going on.
Yes, they did.
Neighbors knew my parents and what was happening and no one would get involved.
You couldn't tell anybody.
And as I got older, I developed a learning disability.
And up here, people stay to themselves unless you're very popular or you have quite a bit of money.
And like a lot of this stuff, research you do... Well, now wait a minute.
Yes?
When did this happen?
What?
The abuse?
Whatever you're talking about.
It started when I was a small child.
When?
When?
What years?
I'm 48 now.
I guess it started then.
I was born in 47, around 58 or 60.
And I went to school, to blind school, and my whole family's been broke.
I'm now up here.
I've been up here for 20 years.
And you think the same thing doesn't happen today with the federal government in charge?
I think it does.
I think it happens more.
What do you mean?
I think it happens more.
I think not only does it happen more, but families are broken up that should have been broken up.
For instance, there was a woman who disciplined her child in a store.
The child was screaming bloody murder, disrupting everybody.
The store couldn't even operate in peace and she swatted the kid on the butt.
She was arrested and thrown in jail.
The kid was taken away from her.
The kid now is having nightmares and going to psychological treatment therapy sessions because he feels like he's the one who destroyed the family.
Okay, I agree with you.
That's totally exaggerated.
One SWAT isn't going to hurt a kid, okay?
Two SWATs won't hurt a kid.
Yeah, but I am against kidding and you understand that I've been hit a great deal.
Yeah, but let me tell you something.
You're not going to like this and I'm going to let you go right now because I think, my friend, that you are a professional victim and I think you like it because you're not looking for solutions to your problem.
You're not looking for a way to support yourself and earn a living.
You're justifying why you should be drawing a check and I don't care if you're blind I don't care if you've got two heads.
I don't care if you've got one leg or no legs or no legs and no arms.
There's something that you can do to be productive.
And that's where I stand.
That's where I will always stand.
And I will never back down from that, folks, because I know all about this stuff.
I've got one leg.
Good evening.
You're on the air.
I sent you an information package several months ago regarding Roehmann-Reif and his electronic cure for cancer invention of the microscope and so on.
I'm wondering if you reviewed that and if you have any comments on it.
I talked about that almost four years ago in this broadcast.
Roehmann-Reif microscope, yeah, and his ability to destroy microbes with radio frequency waves.
That's the one.
I was wondering, do you think that Part of the reason that this kind of treatment is suppressed and other alternative cures for various diseases is because it would raise the surplus population of so-called useless eaters.
Well, number one, I'm not sure that his treatment really works because I've never seen it work.
It doesn't mean that it doesn't.
I just want everybody to know that because we're talking about this does not mean that I endorse it.
I don't know if it works or not.
I know the microscope works because I've seen the microscope and I've seen it work.
You can see things with that microscope.
You can't see with any other microscope in the world, bar none.
I don't care.
Did you see it with John Crane or another microscope?
I don't remember.
It doesn't matter who.
It was at one of these seminars that I frequently speak at and somebody had one there and I was able to use it and look at it.
And it's an incredible microscope.
But whether or not you can kill germs by the use of radio frequency waves, by tuning to the vibration frequency of whatever microbe you're trying to kill, I don't know.
And so I don't want anybody out there to think that I'm endorsing that kind of thing because I just don't know.
I will tell you this, there's a big interest in the powers that be and in the big drug companies and the medical community.
Not to allow these alternative treatments to exist or for people to take vitamins and be healthy because when you do that, they lose money.
You think it's just about the money?
I think most of the world, 99% of the time, is just about the money because people are inherently selfish.
They spend most of their time getting in a position where they can take advantage of other people and make as much money as they can and have the best life that they can.
That's human nature.
That's why imperfect men should not be allowed to rule imperfect men without checks and balances and controls and watchdogs put upon them.
But that's what you would call the AMA or the FDA, checks and balances and watchdogs.
No.
No, no, no, no.
It would be if the officials appointed to run the FDA were made up of the people out here on a random basis, but they're not.
They're appointed from the very communities and the very industries that they are supposed to be regulating.
They have an interest.
A selfish interest in perpetrating or promoting and maintaining the status quo.
And they are in a position to do that, too, sitting on the boards of these corporations.
Absolutely.
When it's booked out, I'll... Why do you think the FDA is really interested in policing the drug industry when most of the people in the executive positions of the FDA came from the drug industry and will go back to the drug industry when they leave government?
I think this is one of those issues that if more people knew more about it, they would be outraged enough to do something about it, because it's something that I think all of us would like as an extension in our life.
It's like the previous caller's father, and it's like my father.
They've got theirs, they don't give a damn.
Yeah, but you see the AMA and the FDA director heads dying of the same diseases that sheeple and useless eaters do.
It's like you said, it's hard to get people riled up when they've got a chicken in their pot.
But you see them beating a path to alternative therapies should they get some kind of cancer or whatnot.
Some people, yes.
Well, it's been documented.
But it's a pleasure speaking with you.
Well, I'm glad you called.
Okay, maybe I'll call again.
It's not often you get call-in shows and I look forward to them.
I get a busy signal most of the time though.
Well, most of the time we don't take call-ins.
Yeah, yeah, I know that.
Well, have a good night.
Good night.
Bye-bye.
Oh boy.
Well, folks, let's do some more of this here.
So I'm a coffee pot Shoot me the pot and I'll pour me a shot A cup, a cup, a cup, a cup, a cup Oh, slip me a slug from that wonderful mug I'll cut a rug just like a plug in a jug I remember hearing that when I was a kid.
When I was a kid, I remember my mom would give me a quarter to go to the movie on Saturday morning.
Now, let me tell you something.
Going to the movie on Saturday morning is not like going to the movie on Saturday today.
In the first place, you can't find a movie open on Saturday morning anywhere today that I know of.
There might be one in some city somewhere around the country that still caters to kids on Saturday.
But it was a big deal.
When I was a kid, you got a quarter from your mom and you went to the movie.
Saturday morning.
And you stayed all day.
And you didn't just see a double feature.
You saw cartoons.
A whole bunch of cartoons.
And you saw the serials.
And you saw two or three or four movies.
Full feature length movies.
And you stayed there all day.
And all it cost was the quarter we'd pay to get into the movie.
We pay for popcorn, and we pay for your cokes.
And it was a wonderful, fabulous way to spend a Saturday when I was a kid.
We didn't do it every Saturday, but we did it often enough that I still remember it.
And it was a wonderful, wonderful time.
Now, I challenge any of you out there, anywhere in this listening audience, to tell me anything of any equivalent value.
That you can even approach for a quarter, or even ten dollars.
You know why we could do that, then?
Because our money was real money.
A quarter was really silver.
It really had worth.
It had value.
In fact, the dollar was the standard that the rest of the world based the value of their money Are there none money upon?
When you went to a foreign country, people would rather have a dollar than their own money.
And I traveled all over the world as a kid with my father and then later in the military.
And I never changed my dollars into foreign money ever.
Because I could get more by spending my own money.
Now at that time I didn't know that when I spent a dollar overseas that it was eventually exchanged and take the gold out of this country because I was a sheeple like the rest of you.
But what I'm trying to demonstrate is what's happened to our money.
You can't even go see one movie anywhere for a quarter.
Now I know some places where on special occasions maybe In some run down theater in some seedy part of town you can go watch a movie for a buck.
But usually it's going to cost you three, four, five, six, seven, eight dollars just to see one movie.
And whether it's three dollars or eight dollars just depends on the part of town you're in when you go to the movie.
That's it.
Now if you'd like to get your hands on some of this real money If you'd like to feel it.
And it's worth it folks.
It's worth 500 bucks for a gold coin just to feel it.
Believe me.
I've got some.
I know.
Call 1-800-289-2646.
Do it now.
You'll be glad that you did.
1-800-289-2646.
Get your hands on some real money.
Real silver.
Real gold.
Feel it.
Feel how heavy it is.
Look at it.
Watch it.
After three or four weeks and see whether or not it tarnishes and how much.
And then show it to other people and look at the glint in their eyes, and you'll see the difference between what you normally deal with and what I used to spend to go to the movie on Saturday morning.
Thank you.
Whistle, what's the tune?
Hey Bill, how you doing?
cheese organ if you come and start the bubble well you know what that means you're kind of gobbled to leave cheese organ good evening you're on the air whistle us a tune hey bill how you doing good um i got a comment and a question right
My comment is I know sometimes you sound like you get awfully frustrated at the sheeple if they're not waking up but believe me Bill... You have no idea how frustrated I get sometimes and you have no idea how sheeple some people can actually be.
I'm starting to do a lot of my own awakening up and I'm trying to wake up other people and when you show them facts like you show people facts and they look at you and they rend you and they laugh at you it is extremely frustrating but keep up the good fight and don't let no one ever tell you any differently because you definitely motivated my butt to do a lot of researching and what's happened up here in Canada as far as concentration camps and slave labor and whatnot.
It's all documented.
It's all there.
No, I'm not a wizard.
I don't have any crystal ball.
was you occasionally make reference to the collapse of the financial banking system and the economy.
You don't have any timetable when that may occur, or how much in the future could you keep sort of-- - No, I'm not a wizard.
I don't have any crystal ball.
I don't have any knowledge other than what I gained from my research and occasionally what somebody deigns to tell me who actually has the knowledge.
No, I don't know.
I just know it will happen.
It will, yeah.
It's sort of a frustrating thing because you read books like... Well, it has to happen.
I mean, the world government is going to be socialist.
Yeah, the New World Order is definitely a thing that I find fascinating because it's so out in the open and you've made it very plain to people that it's there in government documents.
It's all over the internet and yet people like Leslie Stahl from 60 Minutes will sit there and look at someone and go, what's the New World Order?
I've never heard of it.
Leslie Airhead, small, you mean.
It's really insane, but my point is I'm calling from Canada, as I said, and up here it's far worse than it is in the States, and if every listener out there could hear me as a comedian, in Canada I cannot have an answering machine that says political messages.
It is against the law in Canada to do that, and people have gone to jail because of it.
Yeah, just a little humorous sarcasm you can go to jail for.
Yeah, in fact, a guy named Vancouver made a comment about homosexuals in tongue-in-cheek about what the Celtics used to do to them, and he was going to be put in jail for it.
He was brought up in front of a politically appointed tribunal, and they were going to put him in jail for it.
That's how bad things are up there in Canada, so my suggestion to all the American listeners is to do as Bill says, and we've got to all wake people up and get off our butts and research it, and tell people.
Stand up like a That's right.
and blow the horn, as it says in the Bible, to do, because this is going to happen.
It's no doubt about it.
You know, this New World Order thing is really a scary thing, but I want to thank you again, Bill, from the bottom of my heart as a Canadian listener and as a comrade, I guess, in the sense that we both want one thing, and that's peace for the whole entire world.
No bloodshed, just peace for everybody and to be left alone.
That's right.
Those are my sentiments, exactly.
Thank you very much.
The number, for those of you who may have forgotten it or never wrote it down or never knew it or never heard it or just tuned in, is 580.
I'm sorry I had to go off the air a while ago to make the number work.
But like I said, you know, we haven't been broadcasting from this place for very long and we're not used to the phone hookup system.
Good evening, you're on the air.
Good evening, Bill.
This is Gary from Wyoming.
Hi, Gary.
Yeah, I'd just like to agree with your last caller there about going and getting the facts for yourself.
We've been blessed with a federal depository library in Gillette, Wyoming, and I've been going over there and researching some documents and stuff and just touching the tip of the iceberg, but like you say, there's a lot of stuff there.
Yeah, it's all there.
It's all out in the open.
Every single bit of it.
Nothing, absolutely nothing is hidden.
It may have started out as a conspiracy a long, long time ago, but it certainly isn't now.
Yeah, I found when researching some of these things, while I was looking up civil disturbances, rather than a Rex 84 or a garden plot project, I looked up civil disturbances and found some interesting documents on that.
And if you know just what great it is to look up on the computer system that they use, it's there.
Oh yeah.
But just wanted to call and thank you again for your program and waking up some of the people out there.
You're welcome.
I know that you're appreciated in this area.
Well, thank you.
Thank you for calling.
Don't forget, boss, if you want to order the FM transmitter, the kit is $100 postpaid.
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Good evening, you're on the air.
Good evening, Bill.
Would you relieve a little bit of frustration, please, and tell us how we could get our own bird from Phil in New York?
Well, I don't really know.
You've seen the old drawings of Leonardo da Vinci's wings that a man would put on and flap and fly like a bird?
I don't recall.
I'll tell you about it some time ago.
It is the most incredible thing I've ever seen.
You've seen the old drawings of Leonardo da Vinci's wings that a man would put on and flap and fly like a bird.
I don't recall.
And he would put the feathers on his feet.
Well, that's exactly what this looks like, only it looks like a bird instead of a man.
And it's wings, just like a bird, that you wind up this rubber band and they flap up and down.
Only thing is, you would think that this thing would go a couple of feet and then bury itself in the ground, but it doesn't.
It flies exactly like a bird, it looks exactly like a bird, and it goes so far That our dog Sugar Bear chases it and finds it for us because we would never find it.
Well, could you possibly, if he calls back in sometime, could you possibly make his address or telephone number or something available to you listeners?
Sure.
In fact, I'm going to ask him right now, I know he's listening, to give me a call and we'll set something up because I know you guys would probably like to have him.
He could probably get enough and make them available to everybody at some kind of a reasonable cost.
I know he can't afford to buy them and give them to everybody, but I'll tell you, they're great.
It's wonderful.
It's a lot of fun.
And you can play with the position of the tail and make it go in circles or go up and all kinds of different things.
It's educational and it's a lot of fun.
Sounds like something that might be good to buy and give away at political gatherings.
Might be.
With some campaign stickers printed up to go on them.
Well, it's possible.
It's a lot of fun and it really works and you'd never believe it.
I'd sure like to see one.
Thank you for coming.
You're welcome.
Good night.
Here comes Hudson.
Here comes Hudson.
Time for you to step in.
Hey Bill, how are you doing?
Welcome to the Hudson Hour.
Good evening, you're on the air.
Hey Bill, how you doing?
Welcome to the Hudson Hour.
It's amazing talking to you tonight.
Me and my buddy were just sitting around tonight.
I was wondering if you could talk a little bit on the alien on Fox Broadcasting tonight.
The what?
The alien autopsy.
The alien?
That's fraud.
Pardon me?
Total fraud.
Oh god, that's what I figured.
Total fake fraud.
I was just wondering, you know, I was really trying to say that the uh, well if you could just talk about it, I was trying to say that the film is actually like 40 years old and so forth.
Well, it's not 40 years old.
No.
It's supposed to be uh, old film, right?
Right.
Well, Kodak should be able to tell you exactly who made it and when it was made and what kind of emulsion was used and everything, shouldn't they?
Sure.
And why won't they?
Ah, well, maybe they haven't had the opportunity yet.
Well, give me a piece of the film.
I have a degree in photography.
I'll tell you real quick, but they won't do that.
It's a fake.
Clear cut fake.
All right.
Well, do you believe in UFOs or extraterrestrials?
A UFO is an unidentified flying object and I've probably seen a million things in the sky I could not identify.
All right.
So you're putting no emphasis on it right now until something comes up.
Oh, I put a lot of emphasis on it.
If you read my book, you know I do.
No, actually, can I get your book at a bookstore or what?
You can order it from us for $30.
$30?
Which one is it?
Behold a Pale Horse.
Yeah, I've heard of it.
I've heard a lot about it.
Have you seen the footage?
Yeah, I've seen the footage.
It's fake.
It's a fraud.
Well, it's obviously going to have an effect on our nation.
No, it's not.
You don't think so?
No.
It's going to have an effect on a bunch of woo-woo people in the UFO Looney Tunes groups.
They're going to really have great fun with it, but most people are going to shine it on.
And it's eventually going to be proven to be a fraud beyond any shadow of a doubt.
Oh, I'm sure.
I'm sure.
But I just think... I'm just trying to prep the world for something... Absolutely!
What better way to unite all humanity in one world government and do away with wars between humans forever?
If we were just attacked by some other species from some other planet, wouldn't we all come together in our common unity under a one world government and make the sacrifices that were needed to meet this threat from outer space?
Right.
Well, that's what I'm saying.
I can understand why you say it's a fraud, but I'm sure that there's so much emphasis placed upon this film to make it as authentic as possible.
that I think it's going to be impossible to be identified as a fraud.
Did you ever see Star Wars?
Yes, of course.
If you didn't have the scientific means to do it, could you prove any of that to be a fraud?
Oh, well, you know, there are certain things that, well, if I didn't have the means to do it, I can understand how some of the things can be done if I understand the basics of... Give me $5,000 in a movie studio and just let me walk around Hollywood and find some of these special effects on one of these and I'll make a better one than that.
Right.
Well, let's see.
I haven't seen all the footage and I understand there's some pictures of a crash software or some exterior shots of this event.
Total baloney.
I'm sure.
I'm sure that anything that actually might be out there is much more hideous than would be allowed.
Why does it have to be hideous?
I'm just saying that my belief is that if there are any extraterrestrials or other intelligents that it might be more of a demonic nature.
Well, now you're getting into religion and that's, you know, you can't.
No, it's not convoluted.
It's based upon your personal belief system.
Sure.
It has no foundation in fact.
Religion is based upon belief, faith.
Right.
You can have faith that UFOs are piloted by demons, if you want to.
But it's a religion, it's not scientific fact.
Well, it's an interesting topic, and, uh, well, I'll let you get one.
I'm sure there's other callers behind me.
I just wanted to bring that up tonight.
Okay.
Thank you for calling.
Good night.
Good night.
520-333-4578.
Yeah, folks, don't you know when all this stuff happened was right after the dropping of the atomic bomb, the formation of the United Nations.
Come on!
Get real!
Good evening.
You're on the air.
Hey, Bill.
Tony from Illinois.
How you doing?
I've got an interesting little look-see from a friend of mine the other day, a Pennsylvania Gazette from October 16, 1776.
Really nice old paper.
And he let me copy a little bit.
And Pennsylvania Constitution's in there.
And for all those who really want to know about the right to keep and bear arms, Article 13 states that the people have the right to bear arms for the defense of themselves and the state and as standing armies in the time of peace are dangerous to liberty, they ought not be kept up, and that the military should be kept under the strict subordination to and governed by the civil power.
That's right.
It's quite an old paper.
Well, that's wonderful, because that's exactly what they meant, and that's exactly what they gave us, and it's too bad that all these weirdos can't figure that out.
But they're not really Americans, you see, and they're not interested in America and they're not interested in liberty.
They want to see the realization of their socialist dream come true.
By the way, before you were so rudely interrupted by the Oklahoma City bombing, You were doing a pretty good dissertation there on the New Testament.
I think you got to the third part.
Are you ever going to do that again?
No.
See, when you start something like that, it has to have continuity.
Once you destroy the continuity, you just can't go back and pick it up.
In the first place, most people won't even know what the hell I'm talking about without the groundwork of the first ones.
I'd have to do reruns.
It's just, no.
Okay, great.
God bless you and your family.
God bless you too.
Thank you for calling.
And that's about it, folks.
Veritas rolls off the presses tomorrow, and I'll tell you what, I'm impressed with it.
I'm really impressed with it.
And if I'm really impressed with it, you're going to really be beside yourself.
Good night, folks, and God bless you all.
Good night.
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