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by WarOnPrivacy
34 days ago
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What we know about this document Although it gained notoriety through radio host
Milton William Cooper's 1991 book Behold a Pale Horse,
credit for its compilation is attributed to
Lyle Hartford Van Dyke Jr., who emerged years later
claiming to be the principal author of it.
In a letter dated December 2003 to Paranoia Magazine,
Van Dyke wrote that he had compiled the manual around
October 1978, sent out about 65 initial copies to
personal contacts, and that one copy he gave to a
hitchhiking military individual at McChord AFB
ended up in the copier's surplus sale.
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