What if Colonel Kurtz had come back home and written a book?

If Colonel Kurtz (Conrad's Heart of Darkness, Coppola's Apocalypse Now) had somehow made his way back home and managed to put together a book, it might have read something a lot like William Cooper's Behold a Pale Horse. Sadly, Kurtz was a fictional character, whereas Cooper was all too real (just ask the cop whom he shot in the head). From the surreal cover, which looks like it was painted by a junior high kid tripping on cough syrup, to the super-secret documents found in a discarded copy machine (isn't that also where they found the Judas Gospel?), this book just screams "psychotic rants ahoy!".

Behold a Pale Horse

One of the best non-fiction books available on the subject of what is really happening in America. Recommended reading for those over the age of 18 thhat truly wants to understand what is happening to our country.