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Bill Cooper

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The non-music recording I chose is a part of a forty two hour long series entitled Mystery Babylon by William M. Cooper. His radio show took place in the early nineties over a shortwave radio on the World Wide Christian Radio Station (WWCR). During this recording the host speaks of subjects like the new world order, corporate symbology, freemasonry, the first religions, current religions, skull and bones society, and ancient Egypt.
The quality of the recording was live. It was clear until he took his mouth away from the microphone. The downfall of the quality is that it was recorded from shortwave radio so it sometimes lost reception.
After listening to this series I look at the world, and the way I approach the world, in many different ways such as noticing corporate symbology and their meanings. Now when I look around me I see names of companies like Sunoco(Sun-Oil-Co),Gulf, Lays, Wise, Mobile, Getty and they all have one thing in common, the Sun. The sun appears in most corporate logos today and to find out what the symbol of the sun means you should listen to the series.
Overall the recording was a great learning experience and I would recommend it to anyone. Who ever listens to the series will never look at things the same again. After I listened and did some research on Bill Cooper (www.hourofthetime.com - Bill’s website) I was amazed, speechless, scared even. The words that come from Bill will change your ways of thinking forever. The only thing I didn’t like about the recording was that it was too short, the topics he talks about can go on forever.
Just to fill you in a little bit, as a young man Bill Cooper was enlisted in the Navy as a Navel Intelligence Officer who dealt with top secret information. He had high clearances and was trusted to not give out any of these government secrets, but he couldn’t take it anymore. He couldn’t hide these secrets from the American citizens and felt that they had ...

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