in his whole life.

So Mr. Cooper, given the controversial nature of so many of the things that you have studied

with regard to government and the law and the abuses thereof,

tell us a little bit about how it has affected your personal life.

You're a family man with two children.

What kind of impact has the work you've done had on your family?

Well, that's quite an interesting question that doesn't get asked very much, but it's had tremendous

effect. If you want to find out how quickly society can turn against one, and I'm talking

seriously here, stand up and tell the truth about just anything that you want to stand up and tell the truth about.

It scares the living daylights out of everyone.

And so the first thing that happens is you find out who your friends are and who your friends are not,

because there's a great weeding out there.

And it's not anything that you do on your

part or that I've done on my part. They just disappear. And you find very quickly that people

are afraid to be around you because they can see the government being upset about what you're talking about,

and they can see repercussions coming, and of course they have happened,

and will continue to happen, and ultimately I really believe that there will be some kind of a terminal point

where they decide that they're not just not going to put up with

this pest anymore and that's going to be the end of me. We have been literally financially

in the ditch. We have found it impossible to get any kind of a normal job with anyone who knows anything about what I do.

It's, it's, you can't go to church, you can't go to cocktail parties because everybody else is sitting around talking about the weather or, oh, what school did you go to?

And when you have done the research and arrived at some of the answers that I know to be true now,

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