Episode · Behind the Bastards · 2020-07-16

Books mentioned on Part Two: Bill Cooper: The Man Who Killed Truth

2 books · With Jamie Loftus · Listen · Watch on YouTube

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Robert Evans discussed Behold a Pale Farce by Bill Blunden and others.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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  1. Behold a Pale Farce

    Bill Blunden; Violet Cheung · at 19:31 · mentioned 6 times

    Behold a Pale Farce by Bill Blunden and Violet Cheung serves as a critical examination of modern power structures and state narratives.

    Discussed
    “Behold, a pale horse would be published in 1991 through a bizarre little new age occult press called Light Technology Publishing.”
    Where to get it
  2. Unknown · at 20:40 · mentioned 2 times

    This reference covers several distinct books recommended or discussed across various podcasts.

    Discussed
    “I'm going to quote now from Pale Horse Rider written at the level of an undergrad paper in electrical engineering.”
    Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (2) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing THE TURNER DIARIES
“There was a shitload going on in Tim McBay's ideological development, including a lot of Nazi [ __ ]”
Passing Behold a Pale Farce
“like when he watched the 1998 X-Files movie and recognized huge chunks of Behold a Pale Horse served up as entertainment.”