Book · 2012 · Social Science
Behold a Pale Horse
- mentions
- 16
- people
- 9
- podcasts
- 5
- episodes
- 15
- critical mentions
- 0
He's writing weird like disinfoy style stuff with Bill Cooper. Behold the pale horse guy, which is a wild book. Which is a wild book.
What they say about it
- Discusses conspiracy elements2
- Mentions author William Cooper2
The best things said about it
William Cooper was also documenting that uh many many years ago in his book Behold The Pale Horse describing objects that he saw as the naval intelligence officer.
Behold a Pale Horse was one of the books that I was reading when I was like 14 15.
He wrote a book called behold the pale horse it came out like in 1991 and this guy had access to all these documents.
Eddie Bravo This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von · Nov 2018 I read his book and halfway in the book I was like the Behold a pale hor yeah yeah there was some wacky [ __ ] in there.
Joe Rogan The Joe Rogan Experience · Aug 2014 Ever read book Behold a Pale Horse? Yeah, I think it's not that. You think it's a great conspiracy book, Death, Rock Dance. I thought it was a bad book. I thought that guy sounds like he's a nut. Sounds like either he's crazy or he's like a disinformation guy.
Joe Rogan The Joe Rogan Experience · Jan 2013 A bad example is Bill Cooper with Behold a Pale Horse, yeah, that was super conspiracy.
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How it comes up
Most mentions, by podcast
9 people who brought it up
Why people recommend it
Behold a Pale Horse is a 1991 book by Milton William Cooper that compiles various conspiracy theories regarding secret societies, government cover-ups, and extraterrestrials. The book has drawn commentary and retrospective discussion across multiple podcasts. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Jesse Michels described the work as an eccentric conspiracy text, while Joe Rogan discussed its author alongside John Lear. On Candace, host Candace Owens noted that the book was on her reading list and mentioned it while covering whistleblowers, government secrets, and hidden technology, also referencing Cooper's military background and his subsequent death involving tax disputes. On Stuff They Don't Want You To Know, John Goforth and Ben Bowlin discussed the title as a classic example of an author attempting to weave numerous single conspiracies together into a grand narrative. Bowlin also recalled reading the book during his youth when reflecting on parental restrictions on reading materials. Tim Pool referenced Cooper's work on Timcast IRL, highlighting the author's past documentation as a naval intelligence officer describing objects seen in the water. Luke Rudkowski also spoke on Timcast IRL about reading Behold a Pale Horse as a teenager around fourteen or fifteen, noting it as part of his early exposure to alternative ideas and government skepticism.
Every mention
Joe Rogan I uh the a book that I love to listen to I was uh Behold a pale horse that was a good thing I'd read it but… 3
“I read his book and halfway in the book I was like the Behold a pale hor yeah yeah there was some wacky [ __ ] in there”
“I uh the a book that I love to listen to I was uh Behold a pale horse that was a good thing I'd read it but it was fun to hear back”
“Ever read book Behold a Pale Horse? Yeah, I think it's not that. You think it's a great conspiracy book, Death, Rock Dance. I thought it was a bad book. I thought that guy sounds like he's a nut. Sounds like either he's crazy or he's like a disinformation guy.”
Tim Pool William Cooper was also documenting that uh many many years ago in his book Behold The Pale Horse describin… 3
“William Cooper was also documenting that uh many many years ago in his book Behold The Pale Horse describing objects that he saw as the naval intelligence officer”
“it's not the guy who like wrote Behold a pale horse or something is it no they took that guy they took that guy down”
“who was bill cooper and was he assassinated behold a pale horse i don't know”
Ben Bowlin one of the big questions I always have when I read one of those books like Behold a Pale Horse which I thin… 2
“one of the big questions I always have when I read one of those books like Behold a Pale Horse which I think you mentioned Cooper earlier”
“but then also be able to read things like Beyond a pale horse or uh Behold a Pale Horse whatever that work was”
Candace Owens it's on my list of books that I wanted to get to but um he essentially the book is called Behold a Pale Hor… 2
“it's on my list of books that I wanted to get to but um he essentially the book is called Behold a Pale Horse uh throwing that to revelations in the Bible”
“then kind of got killed because they were trying to arrest him for taxes who knows but who similarly started his book what was that called the Behold a Pale Horse and said yeah I was in the military”
Eddie Bravo he wrote a book called behold the pale horse it came out like in 1991 and this guy had access to all these… 2
“and and when you hear what he says [ __ ] he wrote that book behold the pale white horse”
“he wrote a book called behold the pale horse it came out like in 1991 and this guy had access to all these documents”
Jesse Michels He's writing weird like disinfoy style stuff with Bill Cooper. Behold the pale horse guy, which is a wild b… 1
“He's writing weird like disinfoy style stuff with Bill Cooper. Behold the pale horse guy, which is a wild book. Which is a wild book.”
John Goforth a bad example is Bill Cooper with Behold a Pale Horse yeah that was super conspiracy 1
“a bad example is Bill Cooper with Behold a Pale Horse yeah that was super conspiracy”
Luke Rudkowski but I was reading a lot of different books uh Behold a Pale Horse was one of the books that I was reading w… 1
“but I was reading a lot of different books uh Behold a Pale Horse was one of the books that I was reading when I was like 14 15”
Tim Dillon you know there's a great book uh behold the pale horse you ever read yeah william cooper or something 1
“you know there's a great book uh behold the pale horse you ever read yeah william cooper or something”
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Other mentions (3: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Behold, a pale horse.”
“you've read Behold a Pale Horse or you have any kind of connection to conspiracy prognostications which all say at some point the there's going to be martial law troops in the streets”
“i was like the conspiracy theory guy reading behold the pale horse and all that [ __ ]”