Oh yeah, watch the 2012 enigma with David Wilcock, this motherfuckers a crazy genius…….trust me, its nothing like any other 2012 related media. I don’t know what to think about it!

It really surprised me to know that you are aware about the drug war here in mexico.. that 2 hour gun shooting that went on that day.. it was blocks away from my house.. dude.. it is a war.. it sound it like that.. no normal guns.. you could hear automatic guns.. explosions and stuff.. it’s unbealivable this has been growing very scary since 4 to 5 years ago.. well at list at my town in Reynosa Tamaulipas.. go ahead and check out youtube’s ”balacera en reynosa” and you’ll see what kind of war is going on here..

And about the documentary.. really scary how religion it’s driving the faith of people, even in the U.S. Mexico whatever.. im catolic but only because i was born in a catolic family.. there’s so much fucked up shit going on with religion.. with many religions.. i bealive in God, but the religious part im a little unsure

Your stand-up is beyond inspiring, Joe. Your routine is thought provoking and hysterical in its ability to pointedly reveal the hypocrisy and sheer idiocy of the human condition and the institutions we’ve constructed around us. You riff about some of the most critical topics of today, and do it in such a physical, entertaining way that your points hit home with a hearty laugh. Amazing the way you seamlessly weave together seemingly disparate issues: sex, evolution, zoos, prisons, and babies, for example. You see the continuity between these subjects, and have developed certain themes in your presentation to the point where the audience is gifted with a coherent take on today’s most pressing issues, all in about one hour!

Your thoughts on the natural world and the role of humans within it, the evolutionary process and inevitable sexual urges, the infinitesimal role of the individual consciousness, the energy or life force that is continuous between all living beings, and on, and on, and on… Brilliant! Most people cannot have a cogent discussion of these topics in a one on one format. For you to have successfully tackled them, refined them, and presented them in a comedy routine format that touches a broad spectrum of people is awe inspiring.

You indicated that you feel restless, that you feel a certain urgency connected to the creative process that is now. The material is there, Joe, just waiting to be uncovered. You’ve alighted on all of the most critical themes. Even now they are morphing in your mind and in the collective consciousness. By tapping into the energy of the cosmos the way that you have so bravely opened yourself up to, insights will only come to you more plentifully. You’re the penultimate prophet, Man. Who woulda thunk…?!?

You are right about good comedy being more than just making people laugh at your jokes. I really enjoy your comedy when I realize that it’s actually myself I’m laughing at. Keep on getting people to lower their walls and stop taking themselves so seriously, keep on putting yourself out there wholly and genuinely, and I guarantee you’ll never lose that audience chemistry.

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Peace

Thank you for making my friends and I laugh till our faces hurt! The 10p.m. show was the shit dude! Good luck on the new writing, I know you’ll produce some inspirational material, as always!

I’ve only just got onto your stand up career (through UFC) and listened to your Shiny Happy Jihad show, so i’m looking forward to hearing/seeing the Spike TV show.

I had a brief wander through some of your blog posts and when i came across this http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7928996.stm i remebered about your interest in chimps. You can read it for yourself, but the article basically talks of how this chimp in a zoo in Sweden worked out where the weak part of the enclosure walls were, broke off lumps of concrete and hid them where he could access them once the zoo crowds arrived, and then throw them at the visitors.

Thinking about your ‘Hello Stranger’ post, that’s probably what i’d do if i was locked in a cage.

I was at the 10pm shoe at the Southern. Thank you for that show. It was amazing. The energy you had on stage was incredible and you could tell you were “on”. I was lucky enough to get front row seats at that one and I cant remember when I have ever laughed that hard in my life or ever felt that kind of energy from a single perfromance. I was the guy with the “Schorodingers Cat is Dead” shirt.

I saw you again on at the FunnyBone on friday and damn if you did not kill again. Thanks for a fantastic weekend and I look forward to the special and seeing you again as soon as possible.