Gene Chapman
ChapmanForTexasGovernor2014.com
P. O. Box
295545
Lewisville,
Texas 75029
December 19,
2013
Mr. R. Lee
Wrights
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Dear Mr.
Wrights:
Please add
these three books to your personal library, as a Christmas present from me. (I
do mean, Merry Christmas, and I do thank for your service to libertarianism.)
My
objective, as a candidate for Texas Governor, is to unify the two basic veins
of libertarianism into a powerful movement that crosses all previous
boundaries: 1) The state-centric vein
(the LP proper) and 2) The vast untapped philosophical anarchist vein (Buddhists,
Gandhians, Tolstoyan Christians, Rothbardians, Rockwellians, etc.).
Leo Tolstoy’s
famous book, “The Kingdom Of God Is With You,” is the book that transformed the
lawyer M. K. Gandhi into the Mahatma (Great Soul) of India and caused him to
abandon his temporal law practice in favor of practicing law eternal on the British
Empire. These are the ideas that made Mahatma Gandhi the Father of India,
Nelson Mandela the Father of South Africa
and gave Martin Luther King, Jr. the world’s most famous dream. (Note:
I do not agree with any of these three men in total.) Tolstoy unifies the 82% of Americans who profess
faith in Jesus Christ with anarchism, one of the two basic veins of libertarianism.
Economist
Murray N. Rothbard (“Mr. Libertarian”) was one of two protégés of Ludwig von Mises.
(The other was F. A. Hayek, the Nobel laureate who penned “The Road to Serfdom.”) Rothbard’s book, “For A New Liberty: The Libertarian Manifesto,” is a holistic presentation
of libertarianism, resulting, according to Rothbard, in a “stateless society.”
Together, Tolstoy
and Rothbard dovetail into the rational promotion of a libertarian stateless
society driven by conscience. The 1.2
billion Christians on earth call it, “The Kingdom,” an extremely popular
concept in even the highest religious circles (from Billy Graham to the 14th
Dalai Lama). Milton Friedman called it, “Hong
Kong,” a raging economic engine in a libertarian stateless society.
Tolstoy
abolishes Zionism, Christian Zionism, taxation, prison systems, temporal law (including
abortion law – for and against and state sanctioned marriage -- gay and
straight), gun control, etc., all based on the words of Jesus Christ. And
Rothbard backs him up with the arguments of a Mises Institute economist of the
highest caliber.
If you make
me the Texas LP nominees for Texas Governor, I will be positioned to shred Gregg
Abbott’s Mosaic Law foundations in the general election, assuming I have not
already made him into a libertarian with this same book packet.
I just saw a
couple of nights ago, while channel surfing, the most influential Christian
Zionist in the world, Pastor John Hagee, quoting Tolstoy on nationwide tv. Who do you think got him, of all people,
quoting Tolstoy?
I look
forward to your support, as we move the world toward a less state-centric place
and into the prosperity of Milton Friedman’s Hong Kong.
Most respectfully,
Gene Chapman
Tolstoyan-Gandhian
Libertarian Candidate for Texas Governor
[Endorsed by
Dr. Noam Chomsky (Intellectual of the Age) and Dr. Ravindra Kumar (World’s Most
Prominent Gandhian Intellectual)]
Enclosed: 1) “The
Kingdom Of God Is Within You,” by Leo Tolstoy.
2) “The Slavery of Our Times,” by Leo Tolstoy.
3)
“For A New Liberty: The
Libertarian Manifesto,” by Murray N. Rothbard.
