 Chuck Coppes His first book was entitled Millennium Time Bomb
published in 1998 and received five-star reviews on Amazon. He
has also authored 35 research papers on the graduate level, and
graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. in Christian Apologetics
and Comparative Religions. Receiving full scholarship awards at his
alma mater located in Phoenix, Arizona, he also served as Senior Class
President from 1989-1990. He is listed as a permanent member of
the National Dean’s List and Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1989-1990.
He also qualified as a contestant for the 8th Annual Milton Friedman
National Economic Essay Contest sponsored by the Americanism
Educational League in association with the Hoover Institution, Stanford
University.
He is the former editor of the international newsletter Pressing Toward the Mark
(1995-1997) which researched bio-chip applications and positive ID
technologies in the computer industry, and is a strong advocate of
personal and corporate asset protection and privacy. An avid student of
history, economics and theology, his articles have appeared in national
newsletters and various publications.
His most recent book, America's Financial Reckoning Day,
was released in early 2007 and is the culmination of two years of
intense research and writing on a vitally important subject that will
affect each and every American in the very near future. Having
been raised in a small northern Indiana community he has made Arizona
his home since 1969 and now enjoys skiing in parts of Colorado and
northern Arizona where he currently resides and has based his small consulting firm .
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