... aside from some really poorly constructed bookshelves (I was a carpenter/cabinet maker for 15 years) you will notice down below he mentions that he applied to Columbia Business School.

I've seen tons of these guys before. Guys who jump into the Truth movement because they think they are smart enough to manipulate "truthers"... they do it for a myriad of reasons. I wouldn't be shocked to find out that Hick's Marx piece is something he submitted to Columbia Business School as some kind of appliocation process.

I don't know how many "businessmen" wannabees I have run across in the Truth movement. I hate the breed to be honest. That's why I am not that big on AJ. Got tons of them down here. Our local Meetup was run by one then when she quit (after she got a FEMA contract in New Orleans) she "sold" it to yet another "businessman" who turned it into a marketing list for his "buy gold and silver dollars" business. That guy was an admitted neocon who suddenly "woke up"... just so happens he "woke up" on the day Obama was made president. go figure.

She used to pitch various healing "cleansing" crap when she ran the Meetups. "Toxins" or some such crap. She tried to explain to me that the people who made the "toxins" cleaners were more educated than doctors. My brother went to medical school at USF and is now an emergency room physician in MI. She tried to sell me a "toxin" cleaner that could cure cancer and the common cold. She then went on to start some "healing touch" business. and of course, she had the construction contract in New Orleans through FEMA that eventually fell through.

I see Sanders Hicks as pretty much the same thing

"The future is not inherited, it is achieved." JFK