Gene Chapman
P. O. Box 295545
Lewisville, Texas 75029
gkchapman2012@hotmail.com
214-770-8053
Objective:
My life goal is to become a positive influence upon World Peace.
Primary Experiences:
Tolstoyan-Gandhian Libertarian Candidate for Texas Governor (2013-Present). (ChapmanForTexasGovernor2014.com). Endorsed by Dr. Noam Chomsky (Intellectual of the Age).
Creator: The Nature of Slavery and the Path Toward a Credible World Peace. Dr. Arya Bhardwaj, a Gandhian intellectual from India speaks for the Distinguished Lecture Series at the University of North Texas, Denton, Texas (2012).
Founder and CEO, Mahatma Gandhi Global Library and Book Exchange (2011-Present).
Converted from Inerrant Christianity to Gandhian Philosophy (2011).
Assisted Legendary Award Winning Producer Aaron Russo in scene development and promotion of motion picture, America: Freedom to Fascism (2006).
Founder: Slave Freedom Movement (2003-2006).
Letter and Billboard Campaign: Worked with/ on Texas Governor George W. Bush, Senator Phil Gramm, House Majority Leader Dick Armey and the Trucking Industry to push for new hours-of-service regulations respecting the circadian sleep rhythm. New hours-of-service regulations became law under President George W. Bush, January 1, 2004, estimated to save 210 lives per year in fatigue related truck wrecks (2000-2004).
Personal Advisor: At his request, provided weekly advisory to Kirk Thompson (then President and CE0), current Chairman of the Board of J. B. Hunt Transport (stock symbol: JBHT) on "how Warren Buffett would run the company." In one email, saved company $600 per unit x 15,000 = $9,000,000 x 10 p/e ratio = $90,000,000 stock valuation. Combined input saved company approximately $500,000,000 to $600,000,000 in shareholder price valuation over five years (1997-2002).
Advisor: Promoted non-violent solutions and assisted FBI Chief Negotiator and Special Agent Byron Sage in picking through David Koresh's theology during the Branch Davidian Situation outside Waco (Elm Mott), Texas. Later provided written testimony to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jack Brooks at the request of Senator Phil Gramm (1993).
Founder and President of IBBM, a Christian outdoor advertising ministry: (Notable board members: Dr. Jack Hyles, Dr. Lee Roberson, Dr. Harold B. Sightler). Challenged theological views of Pope John Paul II and hit news headlines on five continents, based on Martin Luther's Ninety-five Thesis: (Notable cohorts: Dr. Bob Jones Jr., Dr. Ian Paisley). Radio report years later shared: "Vatican publicly states that Luther was correct on all points," ending the theological conflict and bringing Protestants and Catholics closer into agreement (1986-1994).
Education:
BAAS -- Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas (2011-2012--nine classes to go).
Concentrations: Art, Sociology and Philosophy/ Religion
Career Specialization: Economics (Pre-Law)
Diploma -- Motion Picture Production, Hollywood Film Institute, Hollywood, California (2010-11).
Internship w/ Two Certificates, Motion Picture Production, Studios 121, Ft. Worth, Texas (2010-11).
AAS -- Welding Technology, Mountain View College, Dallas, Texas (2009-11).
(Pi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Welding Student of the Year -- 2010-11, Physics Student of the Year -- 2010-11)
Certificate: MIG (GMAW)
Certificate: TIG (GTAW)
Certificate: Stick (SMAW)
Gandhian Philosophy, Mentored by Arun Gandhi, Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi (1998-2003).
Financial Analysis, Trained by David Clark, who was trained from childhood by Warren Buffett (1995-1997).
Major: Law, Concentration: Philosophy, Baylor University, Waco, Texas (1992-1993).
Major: Pre-Med/ Biology, Concentration: Psychology, Dallas Baptist University, Dallas, Texas (1991-1992).
[Tested "genius level" (their words) in foresight (the ability to project out future probabilities) and music; gifted in ideaphoria (brainstorming/ rapid flow of ideas) and analytical reasoning (organization of ideas and information logically and quickly). ]
Major: Biblical Theology, Tabernacle Baptist Bible College, Greenville, South Carolina (1985-1986).
