Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars (An Introductory Programming Manual): The Controversial Top Secret* Document on Psychological Warfare, Economic Control, and Covert Global Strategies

In 1986, a used IBM copier purchased at a military surplus sale contained something unexpected–a classified-looking document outlining an invisible war fought with silent weapons. The manuscript, later published in Behold A Pale Horse by William Cooper, claims to reveal covert economic warfare, mass social engineering, and financial control mechanisms designed to shape global society. What’s Inside? Psychological operations & mass influence techniques Economic warfare & engineered financial crises Hidden methods of population control & political manipulation The science of predictive programming & social automation Whether fact or fiction, this thought-provoking text has fascinated researchers, historians, and conspiracy analysts for decades. Now available in Large Print, this edition ensures a comfortable reading experience for all. Read it. Question it. Decide for yourself. *The true origins of Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars remain unknown. The document first surfaced publicly in the late 1980s and has since been the subject of much speculation. Some believe it was written as a leaked government or intelligence report, while others argue it is a sophisticated hoax designed to expose hidden patterns of control. Regardless of its source, the text continues to spark discussion and critical analysis.