Sunday, February 5, 2012

Need Books for "Occupy Wall Street" Onsite Libraries

Dear Folks:

I am interacting with various books stores/ libraries that have been set up within the Occupy Wall Street protest areas across America. If we can move these kids away from Marxist Statism, their real enemy, and a few degrees toward liberty with "India of My Dreams," by M. K. Gandhi, we will have accomplished to grab this movement by the horns and lead it away from slavery and toward Gandhian Libertarianism (a.k.a. "philosophical anarchism," as Gandhiji is described as promoting). This is opposition to income taxes, property taxes, social security numbers, even the existence of the state.

This is what we've been looking for for these long many years. I'm buying 100 copies, as the library can afford the books for this project. Any contacts you can make in the protests areas is greatly appreciated. These books will free the youth of America toward something more beautiful than Marxism.

Please contact me at: MahatmaGandhiGlobalLibrary@yahoo.com/

Most respectfully,



Gene Chapman, CEO
Mahatma Gandhi Global Library and Book Exchange

Monday, January 30, 2012

Another Death in My Universe

Well, the mother of my best friend from high school died on last friday, so I have a wake to attend tonight. My past is clearing off the planet, now with 5 deaths close to me in 4 months.

No Reckless Endangerment of Myself Conviction in South Carolina

Well, I spoke with a lawyer in South Carolina, and he says the possible Reckless Endangerment of Myself issue either does not exist or it will be expunged for a fee of $1,000. It's just a simple business deal with the judge, says the lawyer. So law school or pass port to India, here I come.

Friday, January 27, 2012

Id, Ego and Truth-centric

When I determine if something is a law worth keeping, I ask myself if it is Id-Centric (instinctual or of the body), Ego-centric (for personal benefit within a social setting) or Truth-centric (of the higher moral dimension; aka Super-ego). More needs to be done of this study.

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Crossroads Getting Easier

Well, I've been back in college for 2 1/2 plus years, and I've got my AAS in Welding Technology (Pi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Physics Student of the Year, Welding Student of the Year -- 2010 thru 1011). The bachelor's degree I'm in now, I prefer in Economics alone, but the Industrial Dispute Resolution (Applied Economics) path is only 18 hours beyond this semester, and it has a unique concentration in Economics already completed, so I'm on my way to a master's and doctorate in Gandhian Economic Philosophy much more quickly this way.

Law School is open to me, they say. I'll see how things develop.

Finance is another option I'm examining in undergraduate studies, but I think it's time to get into upper level work. We'll see.

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Ellen Degeneres Letter

Gene Chapman, CEO
Mahatma Gandhi Global Library and Book Exchange
P. O. Box 295545
Lewisville, Texas 75029

January 25, 2012

Ellen Degeneres
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Dear Ellen:

As a Gandhian Economic Philosopher, I want to thank you for your recent "State of the Union" speech. It is a very real problem that central banking (5th plank of "The Communist Manifesto") is utilized to redistribute the value of labor from the poor and other work-a-day folks into the whims of politicians and their wealthy donors.

Allow me to suggest that rather then beads, Gandhiji's spinning wheel, for example, may provide a better mechanism to preserve wealth, while circumventing the central bank's monetary inflation policy, which is almost the sole cause of the poor getting poorer and the rich getting richer.

Other problems intrinsic to the Keynesian-Marxist central bank are the taxation of labor, taxation of property (property being the physical manifestation of labor) and numbering people like cattle in order to tax labor and/ or property: three of the primary attributes of slavery in Antiquity. Slavery represents a violence against Peace, and this devolves into a violence against World Peace.

On a final note, your use non-violence is not unnoticed by the global Gandhian community. Your kind humor and donations to the hurting represent the most public evidences of Gandhian Libertarianism, as I coin it, and will in time bring America to a place of loving understanding and equality for the homosexual community.

Blessing to you,



Gene Chapman, CEO
Mahatma Gandhi Global Library and Book Exchange

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Gandhian Libertarianism vs. Libertarian Socialism

As I am at university this semester in class with various communists types, I am learning a great deal of other ideologies, and it causes me to reflect upon my own developing school of economic thought.

In Libertarian Socialism, there is an expectation that there is a provider of the benefit, as in a family unit, wherein the young children wait for father or mother to return home with food, for example.

In Gandhian Libertarianism (my developing school of thought), the children become producers early on -- about 10 or 12 years old. The idea is that we produce in a cottage industry with no expectation of being a recipient of goods or services, only a giver.