A multimedia artist and graduate of Applied Art & Design from California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, CA. Since 2000 has set-up and run successful Events and Public Relations businesses in Europe.

A firm believer that the pen or the paint brush is mightier than the sword. I believe strongly in Freedom of Speech, intelligent discussion, freedom of ideas and creative expression, using writing and the arts to support these, giving much needed support to the founding principles behind the United States Constitution and its universal Bill of Rights.

The conversation begins at home, at work, at the cafe, at parties, on the street... so start talking!

My passion is ...

art, food, life and love

I know too much about ...

Global geopolitics, the Federal Reserve and basketball

My parents always told me ...

work hard, be true to yourself... and be home by 11pm(tough bit).

My childhood ambition ...

fly a space ship and rescue a princess

My favorite memory ...

Standing on the Cliffs of Moher and looking out from the edge of the Old World

Why I write ...

to express ideas in new and meaningful ways, and to challenge sacred cows

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Reading Osho, watching sci-fi, listening to Bob Seger

My first job ...

Paper Boy ($10 per week)

My best moment ...

NOW! (a close second was when the Celtics beat the Lakers in 1983-84)

My inspiration ...

God and family, nature and creativity

Society & Lifestyle > Political Values Parents: Would you send your child off to war?

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What parent in their right mind would want to send their offspring off to fight in an undeclared war? Unfortunately, a few would do it- so long as they are able to buy into the idea that the whole world is out to destroy "the American way of life." Getting families to willingly send their children off to protect big business interests and fight an illegal war is the ultimate form of State control over a populace. But let's call a spade a spade here- this conversation we are are having now is not about choice, or voluntary service. Rather, the question above is really talking about re-instit...

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