Websites I'd Like to See
The internet is an ever-expanding
wasteland of commercial and satanic sites. There are a few
good websites out there too, but not as many as I'd like to
see. Here's a list of websites that would make the internet
an infinitely better place...
corruption.com
From Clinton to Nixon, from Vietnam to Desert Storm. This site
would have articles and essays of all the corruption in the U.S. (and maybe the
world too). There would also be a guestbook for people who spot corruption to
report it and then somehow it would have to be confirmed....
past.abuse.org
Have you been abused lately? Then you would
be able to come to this site and post it (annonymously if you like) along with
other people. It would also offer a support forum and mailing list...
centralamerica.com
What's living in Cuba really like? Shortages on everyday
items coupled with dictatorship. How about the hundreds of thousands slaughtered in
Guatemala? The CIA trained Centeral American generals in its School of the Americas to
torture everyone who got in their way. They don't tell you everything in U.S. History 101.
insurgency.org
A site devoted to everyone that is dissatisfied
with their government. This would not only be in the U.S., it would be
worldwide.
guys.org
Find out what us guys are really
like. Girls can drop by this site to find out what they're really
getting into when they ask a guy out. Also would have a message forum
and mailing list.
geovillages.com
Make the ultimate parody
of GeoCities website (at least we tell you outright you can't
move into our neighborhoods). Include things like the Hard Upload Utilitiy, GeoMinus, GeoPunishments,
GeoGoon, and the live closet cameras.
uncool.com
Let's hear it for all the
uncool teenagers in the world. This could be a teenager's
magazine solely dealing with promoting the rights of the
uncool in a society. It could be set up kind of like a
regular magazine, except people's opinions should count more.
abductions.com
Someone could mantain a site
that let people post their alien abduction experiences.
Some people estimate that millions of people get abducted by aliens every year. Why
can't they share their stories with us over the internet. Hey, they may not be true, but
they would sell advertising.
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