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William "Bill" Cooper made a wide range of predictions and observations in his book "Behold a Pale Horse" and in his other talks. Some of these have been viewed, especially by his proponents, as eerily prescient, while others have been more controversial.

Let's look at a few predictions or observations that might be viewed as having some element of foresight:

Microchipping of Humans: Cooper discussed the idea of microchipping humans. While this was in the context of conspiracy theories related to government control, the idea of microchips being used in humans (for medical or other practical purposes) is a discussion today, with companies exploring the technology.

Increased Surveillance: Cooper often talked about the government's desire for increased surveillance on citizens. Today, with the proliferation of technologies and capabilities like facial recognition, widespread electronic data collection, and mass surveillance tools, some might see his warnings as having been on the mark.

The Rise of a Police State: Cooper warned about the increased militarization of the police and a growing police state in the U.S. In the past few decades, the debate around police militarization and civil liberties has become more pronounced, especially with events like the responses to protests in various U.S. cities.

The Influence of Secret Societies: While secret societies have been a popular topic for conspiracy theorists for ages, Cooper's discussions about their influence on global events have gained traction in certain circles, especially with the increased speculation on the power and influence of elites in global affairs.

False Flag Operations: Cooper often talked about governments using or even staging events as pretexts for implementing policies, curtailing civil liberties, or going to war. This topic is controversial, but events where intelligence failures or mistakes were used to justify policies or actions have made this a topic of debate.