Sign this petition to help Doctors Without Borders fight malnutrition. Please.

I posted this on Website666.com which I reblogged from DoctorsWithoutBorders:

 

doctorswithoutborders:

The island of Bhola at the mouth of the Meghna River in southern Bangladesh suffers from one of the country’s highest rates of severe acute malnutrition (SAM). In the Starved for Attention film, “Terrifying Normalcy,” Ron Haviv captures the resignation with which Bhola’s malnourished mothers and children accept a chronically meager food supply.

This is one of 195 million stories of malnutrition. Sign the petition to help us rewrite the story.

I dare you to give a crap about these people a world away.  Can you do it?  Prove it and sign that petition. I did. With my real name even.

It's true. I did. So go do it, too, will ya?

Support Japan! You know, if you haven't already a thousand different ways.

I've been meaning to post about this forever. Here are two ways to support Japan through buying books:



 

Then, you can also check out:



Either one is a great cause (duh) despite not having text written by me in either (sad!). But just buy 'em, dammit! It helps quake/tsunami survivors and there is still suffering going on!

Understanding COICA, America's horrific proposed net-censorship bill - Boing Boing

Understanding COICA, America's horrific proposed net-censorship bill - Boing Boing

It’s official! I can’t keep up with the forces of evil.

Anyone wanna help out with website666.com?  >_<

If it’s not the government, it’s corporations. If it’s not the corporations, it’s the government! ARG!

Hey, Pakistan is in some serious, serious shit. If you can, definitely help. Here's how:

“Tell my Mum that I’m donating money to the Pakistan Flood relief via text message.” from alexleefitz:

She answers back, “There was a flood in Pakistan?”

Text SWAT to 50555 to donate $10 to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees to provide tents, clothing, food, clean water and medicine to Pakistan.

Isn’t it sad that our governments can’t do this for us? You know, keep us safe and have plans for disasters like this?  Not that I blame Pakistan’s government—they’ve been in a world of hurt over the past few years.  Let’s hope help gets to them soon, because right now it seems like God hates them more than New Orleans.