In this video I have uploaded another timeless radio broadcast from Bill Cooper’s Hour of the Time. This time it is Episode 3 from 1992 and coincidentally on Bill Cooper’s birthday May 6. In this broadcast, Bill discusses the then Los Angeles (LA) riots which stemmed from police beating of a drunk truck driver Rodney King that had resisted arrest. Footage was captured that showed 4 police officers beat down the unarmed black man that had posed no threat to the officers. Bill explains that the court verdict largely acquitted (found not guilty) the police officers causing further riots. This parallels the George Floyd riots of 2020 and even likely future riots depending on results of the ongoing court case.
As far back as 1992, Bill explains that police brutality, racism, and overall class warfare are orchestrated from governmental institutions to maintain a divided and thus more controlled population. And one way of doing this is through creating a widespread illegal drug trafficking economy which keeps people addicted to the substance for both money and desire. Thus control of the population can be directed through control of the substance of focus, such as addictive drugs.
The more a population is controlled the more easily further psychological operations can be orchestrated, such as focusing blame on specific people or ideas to allow for increased government laws and decreased individual freedom. Bill was saying this decades ago and which is now being more and more evident as the entire world is in lockdown by government decree.
The links to the original audio and other relevant sources are listed below:
- Hour of the Time full collection: http://hourofthetime.com/milton-william-bill-cooper-mp3-collection/
- Episodes 1 to 400: http://hourofthetime.com/milton-william-bill-cooper-mp3-collection/part-2-episodes-201-through-400-complete-bill-cooper-hour-of-the-time-mp3-collection/
- Episode 3: Rodney King LA Riot: http://hourofthetime.com/bcmp3/3.mp3
- Local MES audio download: https://1drv.ms/u/s!As32ynv0LoaIiNwSicNU-J1VRYZF6A?e=apEzge
- MES Note: The website states Date Aired January 6, 1993 but Bill Cooper states in the broadcast the date is May 6, 1992.
- 1992 Los Angeles riots Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_Los_Angeles_riots
- 20 tons of cocaine seized in a small town warehouse: https://archive.ph/wip/jhxAe
Related Videos:
Bill Cooper's Debut Radio Broadcast: Hour of the Time on January 4, 1993: https://youtu.be/H0mqSylwCX0 .
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I lived in L.A. when the riots started. I had to drive into Hollywood for an interview when it was first breaking out. I saw multiple smoke columns around the city from fires that were supposedly set by random people--except they were all the same smoke column height, odds are they were set at exactly the same time--coinkydink?
I lived just a mile from where Reginald Denny was pulled from his Semi Truck and beaten. The word on the street was most of the rioters didn't know the results of the Rodney King trial and the acquitted police officers, they saw others looting, so they joined in.
William Cooper was right about both the Cops and Rodney King being in the wrong. King provoked the incident by punching and fighting the police at the beginning--this is the part of the video they never showed on TV. They only broadcast the latter part when the cops had a free for all baton attack on King as he lay on the ground. A friend I worked with saw the entire video on public access TV in L.A., so did William Cooper. The other passengers in the car put their hands up with no resistance. King was high on something and lashed out. If it was a white man doing the same thing, he would have been treated in the same manner by the cops. When King went down the first time, the cops should have cuffed him then and there, but they didn't and that is when they crossed the line between law and order and criminal behavior.
Thanks for the additional insight! Yup, I think these police incidents are selected and amplified for maximum division, with professional riot starters and pre-written laws needing the right opportunity to get passed through.
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