Bill Cooper Vs Alex Jones:Destroys A Disinfo Fraud Alex Cooper Who Took Credit For 9/11
Alex Jones, and Bill Cooper both like to claim they saw 9/11 coming before the rest of the world rubbed the sleep from its eyes. 
But when you lay the timeline out on the table and really look at it you see something else.
Cooper drew the map first and Jones later strolled in acting like he discovered a new world.
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Bill Cooper rings the alarm bell
Picture a lone radio host in June 2001 talking into a microphone like it’s a lifeline.
That is Bill Cooper.
He tells his audience that a huge terror attack is on the way, and that the media will point the finger at Osama Bin Laden before the smoke even clears.
Big Billy boy warns that this blame on Bin Laden will be the perfect excuse to tear up civil liberties, and march off to war.
He sounds like a coach who’s seen the playbook.
This was June/28/2001 and the towers are still standing while the sky is still calm to most people.
Yet Cooper is already sketching out a storm that looks uncannily like what will hit a few months later.
He paints Bin Laden as a puppet, and the U.S government as the puppeteer getting ready to pull the strings.
For his listeners that broadcast becomes a kind of eerie postcard from the future.
Alex Jones joins the chorus
Fast forward a few weeks, and Alex Jones steps up to the mic.
On July/25/2001, he tells his audience that insiders in the government are planning a massive terror attack on American soil.
He says they’ll blame it on Bin Laden, and then use the outrage as a blank check for war and increased control at home.
He urges people to call Washington and try to throw a wrench in the gears.
If you put Jones and Cooper side by side it starts to feel like deja vu.
Cooper warns of a major attack blamed on Bin Laden used to justify war and crackdowns.
Jones warns of a major attack blamed on Bin Laden used to justify war and crackdowns.
It’s as if Cooper builds the stage set and Jones walks on later under the spotlight.
How the credit slid from Cooper to Jones
After 9/11 those warnings become gold in conspiracy circles.
Clips of his July broadcast circulate as proof that he saw what was coming while everyone else was dozing off at the wheel.
TV spots and interviews talk about his prediction like it was a bolt of lightning from a clear blue sky.
Meanwhile Cooper the guy who first sketched the blueprint is barely mentioned.
In the public memory Jones becomes the top dawg and Cooper fades into the background like an extra.
Cooper’s warning is earlier and clearer yet Jones is the one walking around taking a victory lap.
It’s like watching a painter putting the final touches on his art, while another artist strolls in to add a few bright colors, signing their name in the corner.
To anyone who only sees the finished picture the name at the bottom looks legit.
But the groundwork belongs to someone else.
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Where the evidence points
If you step back and follow the breadcrumbs a pattern jumps off the page.
Cooper speaks first on June/28/2001.
He talks about a major attack a Bin Laden blame story and a crackdown that follows.
Jones speaks later on July/25/2001 repeating the same backbone of an idea.
The content overlaps in a way that is hard to chalk up to coincidence.
Cooper describes a looming event with Bin Laden as the convenient fall guy.
Jones describes a looming event with Bin Laden as the convenient fall guy.
Both frame the attack as a tool not just a tragedy.
Jones builds a big chunk of his public mystique around that July warning, and talks about it as proof that he is ahead of the curve.
The more that story gets told the more people forget that Cooper had already planted almost the same flag weeks earlier.
The real peeps closely keep pointing back to Cooper.
Cooper’s fans see Jones as someone who grabbed the baton, then told the crowd he carved it himself.
The bad blood in the background
To make matters even more tangled Cooper did not think much of Jones while he was alive.
He called him out on air as a guy who exaggerated, and played fast and loose with the facts.
So when Jones later becomes the face of 9/11 conspiracies, and leans on a narrative that looks a lot like Cooper’s early work it hits Cooper’s supporters like salt in the wound.
In the end, it’s not just 2 men who happened to see the same storm brewing.
It’s more like 1 man reading the weather chart, while the other falsely spewing that he invented forecasting.
References:
factually.co/did-bill-cooper-predict-9-11-killed-before-it-happened
youtube.com/watch?v=iyB2QOg88Kg
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wh8rwsqY50&list=PL6DDFAC86996B9E78&index=3