Hi. My name is Joe. I'm from New York. I make web sites. I read a lot. I watch movies, documentaries. I'm a little freaked out at what's happening in the world and where things are heading. I feel compelled to try to do something about it. I guess I took the red pill ...dammit.
Sometimes I'd really prefer to be living it up, without a care in the world. Maybe have this profile look like a lot of the others around here that seem to showcase (or give the illusion of) constant partying, boozing and hook-ups. That's got to be better than god damn anxiety attacks and apathetic people around me thinking I'm losing it, for caring about what's happening in the world.
I have a web site called suddenlyeverythingsucks.com . It's about things that I think more people should be concerned about. I should probably update it more. I have nightmares. I feel like I've been robbed of something. It pisses me off.
I also operate weroy.org , a site for the underground documentary called We, featuring the wisdom of writer and peace activist, Ms. Arundhati Roy. Go there and watch the film for free or get a DVD. You can also check out the page for it here on MySpace and add yourself as a friend.
I support Ron Paul for president . His decision to run and the incredible amount of support he's getting gives me some hope. Dennis Kucinich isn't bad either. They aren't perfect but compared to others.... Time to leave the warmongers, criminals, liars and globalist puppets hell bent on destroying America (and the rest of the world) out in the cold.
I did a search engine for the Alex Jones show at searchinfowars.com . Want your view of the world flipped? Listen to his radio show for a week or watch one of his documentaries. Start with Terrorstorm . Holy crap.
I do stuff for Kiva, a great non-profit organization based out of San Francisco. In fact, they have a MySpace page , too. Check it out and add yourself as a friend if you're interested in learning more about what they do. They basically allow you to help the working poor in developing countries. Trust me, directly loaning $25 to a farmer in Honduras or a woman with a little fruit stand in Vietnam so they can buy some inventory and expand their business, feels damn good. Especially when they pay you back after a few months. It's a thrill to have a hand in helping some hard working people better their situation and watching their progress. I recommend lending money to anyone with kids.
