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I, for one, am sorry to see what Cooper apparently did to himself. I've listened to Cooper on and off since 1992 and he was a true pioneer in waking up the sheople to what is going on in America. It's true that he could be a nasty SOB and was quick to turn on his friends but his good work cannot be discounted. His insistence on documentation over rumor and is compelling patriotism will resonate well beyond his demise. Many more "moderate" patriots who are working to educate the American people about the true nature of our form of government and its destruction got started listening to Bill. It takes a certain inner strength to be a pioneer, especially when that can be a very lonely and dangerous profession. I believe that one day, Bill will be seen as being way ahead of his time and I can't fault him for finally cracking up. From his perspective, however warped it became in the end, an arrest on a "local" charge would have, sooner than later, meant transfer into the Federal meat grinder - courtesy of the IRS and the corrupt monetary system that everyone prefers to ignore rather than examine and replace. Frankly, death doesn't look so bad when staring at that prospect.

Not everyone can maintain the intestinal fortitude that Bill had for as long as he had it and I can see how he could descend into bitterness and depression considering the vast apathy of the American people in the face of their own enslavement. While it's obvious to me that he "lost it," Bill was the quintessential "canary in the coal mine." May he rest in peace.

Thank you for your oration. Cooper has educated many, and has presented facts and has always stressed, "look up the facts or documents for yourself, don't believe me". He educated many. Something went wrong and I am very saddened, mostly for his family and the wounded officer. I sincerely pray that the officer will recover fully. And my God Bless his family and give them strength while he recovers.