Challenging Historical Narratives in America

Now I'm gonna

talk about this country and what it's all about.

Some of you are gonna disagree with me, and during this talk today,

I'm gonna make some of you angry. And I want you to understand this.

If what I'm telling you up here is not true, it's not gonna bother

you. On my radio show, I use the term sheeple a lot.

I can always tell when I hit the targets, boy, I get the letters.

"How dare you call me a sheeple?"

That person wouldn't have wrote that letter

if that person wasn't a sheeple

'cause they would've known I wasn't talking about them, right?

Only the person that the arrow hits

gets angry. So the reason I'm telling you this,

if you find what

I'm talking about disturbing, I'm hitting you with some truth that

is bothering you, that's really bothering you,

and you need to

look at it really closely because it wouldn't be bothering you

if it wasn't true.

A blunt way to put it, but research shows that people often react

most strongly when a truth hits close to home.

Cooper's point was simple. If you're offended, ask yourself

why.

Not to defend your ego, but to find what you might be avoiding.

Today, social media outrage is a currency, but how much of it is

manufactured to keep us fighting each other instead of looking up?

There are a lot of people

who are extremely critical of my radio broadcast because they say I spend

too much time on symbology and history and the mystery

religions and all of these things that they write me letters and say,

"It doesn't--

I, I don't care about that. It doesn't mean anything.

Why don't you get into some nitty-gritty?" Well, they don't understand, that is the

nitty-gritty. He who does not study and understand

history is doomed to repeat it,

and the same play has been being performed throughout the

history of the world by what we call the builders, the

controllers, the puppet masters, whatever you wanna call 'em.

I'm gonna start right at the beginning and tell you exactly who they are

and how to

identify 'em, okay? Because there really are puppet masters,

there really

are controllers, there really are builders,

but they're not engaged in building

buildings. They're engaged in building

people. They're building what they call the

perfect

race. But because the knowledge, the truth, has been withheld

from the people, and that's how they manipulate people

is by

withholding the truth and controlling them with the lies.

History repeats itself, not by accident, but by

design.

That's what Cooper kept saying, and he didn't just say it, he

showed it.

He spent years tracing the same symbols, the same rituals, the same

power structures across centuries, from ancient mystery schools to

modern government seals, from the Roman Empire to Washington,

D.C.

Why? Because if you understand the pattern,

you can predict

the behavior, and if you can predict it, you're no longer a victim of it.

You can see the strings.

Cooper's point wasn't to scare you. It was to arm you.

He believed that once you learn to recognize the architecture of control,

it loses its power over you.

You stop being manipulated because you start paying attention.

You have to understand the agenda.

You have to understand who's bringing it about and why

before you can see the manipulations and how people are being

used and manipulated to bring it about.

How many of you believe that this is a Christian government?

How many of you believe that it was founded as a Christian government?

I hate to tell you this, but you're wrong.

This country was built by Christians because that's the

majority of the people who originally came here.

And a lot of the things that they believed in is reflected

in our laws and in our traditions and in

our government. But the government was never meant to be

Christian. Many of them were members of the secret societies.

How many of you believe Thomas Jefferson was a Christian? I'm not afraid.

I believed it until I read the truth about Thomas Jefferson and

studied his life. Thomas Jefferson hated Christianity.

Thomas Jefferson tore up the Bible.

Thomas Jefferson wrote his own Bible because he said the

God of the universe could not possibly be that terrible God

represented in the King James Version of the Bible.

Don't be afraid to raise your hand in here, folks.

Nothing that I'm going to say is intended

as a personal slant or insult or attack upon

anybody in here, but I need your cooperation in order for

us all

to learn.

Thomas Jefferson took a razor to the New Testament.

He cut out every miracle, every supernatural event, every claim of

divinity. He pasted together his own version of the

Bible, one he could

believe in as a man of reason. That's not a rumor.

That's a book you can still see today at the Smithsonian.

So here's the question Cooper kept asking.

If one of the main authors of the Declaration of Independence wasn't a

Christian,

why were we taught that America was founded as a Christian nation?

So was Benjamin Franklin. How many of you knew

that Benjamin Franklin was the

master of the Masonic Lodge in Philadelphia?

How many of you knew that he was the master of the Lodge of Nine Muses

in France?

Have you ever studied the Lodge of Nine Muses?

Boy,

you better. See, these are things you don't know because you

were taught

something different,

and it makes you uncomfortable to hear what I'm telling you

only for the reason that you've been taught something else,

and you've been reared

with it, and you have accepted it. It's hard to let go of

something that you have learned and accepted that is not true.