A Homeless Blogger in NYC: US Repatriation Program

A Homeless Blogger in NYC (aHBiNYC) is pleased to be recommended reading for students at Columbia Law School and the Mailman School of Public Health - and if that sounds like the inmates are now running the asylum, then so be it. Putting an end to the Homeless Industrial Complex as we know it has now become the primary focus of this writing.

This blog. aHBiNYC is now available as an eBook. It covers the writer's homeless experiences in New York City from September 11, 2011 through January 2013 in 245 pages and 50 chapters. To order simply use the PayPal button in the sidebar, send $10, and include your email address in the PayPal memo form.

Thank you.

"Pappa was a rolling stone. Wherever he laid his hat was his home" - Temptations

aHBiNYC is a former Fortune 500 executive and international entrepreneur who first felt the force of America's economic battle theatre in 2001 when George W. Bush coined the term "Axis of Evil" in relation to Iraq, Iran and North Korea after 9-11.

With that aHBiNYC closed his American invested company in South Korea and has worked in various countries until 2011, avoiding America's economic collapse. Now he's come home to deal with it full on as a homeless and under-employed writer.

This blog is written with the hope that America will turn away from war and back to the productive work it is famed for.

aHBiNYC currently lives on the streets and wifi hotspots of New York and slept at the old Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital on E 30th street for two months, which is currently a homeless shelter for men. With this blog and others, he is indeed, looking for meaningful work.

A Homeless Blogger in NYC

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Friday, September 16, 2011

Repatriation