The writer, whose real name is George Mentz, also sells certifications that you've likely never heard of.
President Donald Trump has appointed an author of self-styled “Illuminati” self-help and financial advice books to a position on a federal education board.
The group is tasked with selecting “presidential scholars” from across the country, an honorific reserved for 161 high school seniors who “demonstrate exceptional accomplishments in academics, the arts, career and technical education and an outstanding commitment to public service.” Mentz’s author page on Amazon suggests that he is a prolific writer, with more than 60 titles to his name. That includes works with titles like “The Law of Attraction & Prosperity Bible – The Illuminati Wealth Manifesto & Codex” and “The Illuminati Handbook – The Path of Illumination and Ascension.”
“Just because I use the word Illuminati, don’t let that get you too excited,” Mentz told the paper in an interview published Wednesday. “If you look the word up, it means ‘illumination.’ How to be more aware, conscious, a better person.”
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