"The American Gandhi" Prepares for Non-violent Warfare with Janet Yellen

The Mises leadership asked in recent days, "Who are you?"

As a man of desired humility before the Living God, I do not often answer this question. Here, I will.

In 1986-87, I put 57 Bible verses before Pope John Paul II and five continents of people. The one most public was: "There is one God and one mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus" (I Timothy 2:5). Some expected 685,000 people decided not to come support the papal visit to William's Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina. I was twenty years old and called then in the press, "a re-visitation of Martin Luther."

In the early 2000's, I took on the hours of service issue in the Trucking Industry with a Bible verse: "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself" (Mark 12:31). Bill Ford, FORMER Chairman of Ford Motor Company was one of my targets. The hours of service regulations had not been updated since 1936, but since the new ones became law in January 2004, they estimate a savings of 210 lives a year: about 2,730 lives saved by now.

In 2005, I aimed a Bible verse at the Internal Revenue Service in Washington, D. C.: "enslavers shall not inherit the kingdom of God" (I Timothy 1:10). On September 5th, I became the first common person in History to gain a face-to-face meeting with the top floor of the IRS in Washington D. C. where it was revealed that the tax system is a fraud.

I am a man who uses Bible verses to take down giants and strongholds. I am a man who wields the Sword of the Spirit in the power of the Living God.

I am "The American Gandhi," according to some. I am the Servant of The Son of Man.

Gene K. Chapman

P. S.  Janet Yellen:  You have not loved your neighbor as yourself, for a false balance is abomination to the LORD, but a just weight is his delight.