Bill Cooper is the most dangerous man in America – White House memo to Bill Clinton

…So I was looking at a technology that as far as our laws of physics and what we knew at that time didn’t exist. This was in 1966. But, when we reached Pearl Harbor we were not allowed to go ashore to go on liberty, even though we didn’t have the duty. And about two hours after we birthed at the submarine base, a commander from the Office of Naval Intelligence came on board and debriefed each one of us individually in the Captain’s state room. And the ultimate outcome of the debriefing was that we didn’t see anything, we didn’t hear anything and we had to read rules and regulations that told us that if we ever talked about what it was we didn’t see that we could be be imprisoned, could be fined $10,000 loose all pay and allowances, due whatever to become due. And I learned at that moment that the United States Navy didn’t want anybody to know about what we saw.

Bill hated right wing hated left wing…he hated these labels. He was an American. He believed in the US constitution. If you were right wing, you had an agenda. If you were left wing, you had an agenda. Bill had no agenda. Bill believed in the Constitution.

…and I told him everything I knew and gave him a set of documents to prove it…Bob acknowledges that conversation in this letter he acknowledges what I told him about alien installations on the moon… about the Kennedy assassination.. about the fact that I gave him documents that were highly classified and he says that he doesn’t know what happened to them, he doesn’t have them anymore and that’s exactly what he should say…

the problem could’ve been avoided by population control in which mankind consciously adjusted the birthrate so that a death rate solution did not have to occur.

I’m an American… I’m a constitutionalist because that’s what this country represents… the constitution is this country. Destroy it and this country ceases to exist instantly… therefore I have no other political viewpoints. Period… none other whatsoever… if it’s allowed in the constitution I’m for it. If it’s not I’m against it. Period. That’s my political viewpoint. I would hope that it would be yours, because any other viewpoint is anti-American, anti-constitution, anti-united states. I hope that if you think that you’re right wing conservative that you’ll stop doing that. I hope that if you think you’re a left wing liberal… I hope that you will stop doing that. I hope that you will become an American again.