Had I not heard of Bill (which I first did around 2010), I can't imagine how
worse off I would have been. I learned so much from him, & even though
I know things will get much worse, the road he set me on prevents me from
dreading the things I used to because I now have purpose. One of among
100's of inspirational things he said that resonated with me most was;
'As long as you never say I quit, you can never wash out'.
This has tremendous gravitas for a person like me, as it gave me hope in
an otherwise disconsolate situation as well as insight into the real nature
of these Socialist societies who want us to cave in & '...quit'. I loved his
music, his takes on history, his stance against tyranny, plus I've never heard
anyone bring to life the pages of a book as he did, this took integrity,
conviction as well as great skill. People say he had a short fuse, they fail to
mention however that he'd been through a war, joined Navy Intelligence
where he learned the whole thing was a scam then lost his leg in the effort
to warn others of the murderous machinations of our governments & those
who control them. So if you ask me, I believe he showed admirable restraint,
generosity & patience having learned what he'd learned, as well as in the face
of the serious attacks he was constantly under, culminating ultimately in his
murder by the police in the very circumstances he foretold it would occur years
before. He revivified my belief in God, & he gave me a shot at redemption,
for which I'm eternally grateful.
Vinny from Jersey
