sanderhicks.com
rebel media from the founder of Vox Pop Inc.
and the New York Megaphone newspaper.


We’re bringing the noise by bringing up the forgotten Louisiana 9/11 researcher murdered by the FBI. We’re bringing memories from Waco from the time of the last big Democrat. We stand with the ghosts of New Orleans. We answer to a higher moral calling. We have a vision: it’s time for the USA to lead the world, and renounce the use of violence.

 

 

 

 

Who Killed Dr. Graham?

New York Megaphone

The Big Wedding

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My National Tour Starts Saturday, Jan. 10, in San Diego....

How will the American people set an agenda in Washington that guarantees deep change?

How can we aim high, and demand the impossible?

How can we guarantee Barack Obama will fulfill the hope and promise he has represented?

(And how deep will the change really be, when you’ve put together a centrist cabinet?)

Inaugurate Yourself! will gather fellow rebels and radicals, spiritual people and political instigators, people who want to speak out and support Sander Hicks’ “Three New Imperatives:”

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The New 2009 Introduction to Vox Pop Inc.
(for potential investors and friends of Vox Pop)

My new book proposal: The Indictment.

 

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My YouTube stuff, here.

Best,

S

 

 

 

More About Me.


Hi. I'm the founder of Vox Pop Inc. and Soft Skull Press.

In 2003, I was in “Horns and Halos” (HBO/Cinemax) the independent publishing documentary that recorded our attempts to get unpopular truths out about G.W.Bush, through the biography Fortunate Son (Soft Skull, 1999).

My own book, The Big Wedding (Vox Pop, 2005) breaks new ground on the working-class intelligence assets and whistle-blowers who tried to stop 9/11 from happening.

I have reported for Alternet, GNN, Long Island Press, New York Press, and INN World Report Television (FSTV, Dish Network).

In 2008, an independent film released called "Able Danger." It was loosely based on my reporting on 9/11 in the New York Megaphone and book The Big Wedding.

 

 

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