Tom Valentine
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Host of Radio Free America, which Cooper calls "Radio Freemasonry", on the Sun Radio Network. Cooper names him the unnamed "priest of the mystery school" in Noone's interview[1]. He was a lifelong Stelle Group member and admitted Communist Party associate, now with the Liberty Lobby. He "covers up" Masonic complicity, attacks Cooper, and "helped the Order create chaos"[2]. He is Cooper's chief controlled-opposition figure.
- Aliases
- "old Tommy Baby"
- Controls / directs
- leads Radio Free Americaopposes William Cooper (1993-06-08: "a CIA disinformation agent")[3]
- Answers to / controlled by
- He is a member of the Stelle Group and the Liberty Lobby and allied with the Communist Party. He serves Mystery Babylon, the Illuminati and the Anglo-Aryan master race doctrine, and fronts for Freemasonry[4]
- Lineage
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- Dates
- 1960 (son revived)
- 1967 (reads The Ultimate Frontier)
- 1968 (claimed conversion, which Cooper calls a lie)
- 1975 (The Great Pyramid: Man's Monument to Man)
- 1976 (interview; professes loyalty to Stelle)
- 1977 (The Life and Death of Planet Earth)[1]
- Key events
- 1993: rival show spreads the Vince Foster story with Sherman Skolnick[5]
- Members / notable people
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- Author's claims · 2
- 01"Tom Valentine has been attacking me for years"[6].
- 02Through his own words, Cooper shows the mystery doctrine: Hyksos as a super-race remnant, man becoming God, and Lucifer as benefactor. "You are hearing Nazi philosophy, National Socialism"[1].