Hello, world

 Every good, digital start, starts with a "hello, world".

That's this entry.

FRX, or FReedom eXchange, is a global initiative that primarily focuses on individual freedoms and sharing of useful information.

We will post here from time to time and also host blogs for individual and community initiatives that may be of interest to people.

Within the month, a new initiative will be starting up which may very well be of interest to anyone who has thought about "getting away from it all".

Please stay tuned for announcements regarding that initiative start.

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