Wednesday, January 28, 2026

In 1981, K saw it coming. . . yes, he did,
45 years ago 











 "Keep Your Sunny-side Up"
by
Smith Ballew
w/
Ben Selvin Orchestra 
(1929)


(click anywhere to play)
Who is this self assured lady, who
seems to have a complaint? 
Fascinating encounter.
Song
"Terrible Tangled Web" 
by
Ray Price
 

 Krishnamurti's 1935 tour of
Latin America.
This is my 4 minute edited version of 
the original, silent 43 minute film 
which can be seen on
YouTube.
Highlights:
Lots of Rajagopal in these clips.
K eating, reading, doing calisthenics, 
planting a tree, and appearing 
in a director's short film.
Lots of bubbly, attractive women
 
Link

 https://youtu.be/2_1e6nCBLTY?list=PLAzG7SWeLlkSUcSSL6OVxHdbORRr1Iztt

 

   

"The man who knows how to 
split the atom but has no love 
in his heart becomes a monster." 
     
 
 
  
"Heartland"
Intro 
Dreamer
by
Jenn Grant 
 
 
K visits the "Heartland" ranch
 
 
 
  

 




Tim Dillon nails it . . .
Too bad we don't have some
more rage filled, Irish Catholics like 
this fellow to call out the bullshit 
  
 
Norman Finkelstein on his
life's work. One of our 
greatest humanists.
  
Norman & Candace Owens
 
 
Norman is a one man
wrecking crew.



Norman getting ready for his
next debate


 
 



Kurt explodes on Jimmy Dore's
show over a "super chat" 
comment about the Pretti
execution.
 Don't say I didn't warn you . . .

 
 
 




Russell Dobular
on
Renee Good 
 
 
Russell Dobular and Keaton Weiss,
both of whom are secular Jews 
from the "Due Dissidence" podcast,
sign on to the new social app
"Upscrolled" and Keaton
suggests a first post.
Hilarity ensues. 
 
 
Russ is currently touring Asia. 
Here is his video just uploaded from  
 Bangkok, Thailand. Amazing.
20 minutes long. 
Click on the link. 
 
 
 










 

 
 

on
(January, 1986 -
one month before his death) 
 
 
"The computer may change the
whole structure of society. . ."
(1981) 
 
"Society is going to be turned
upside down. . ." 
Krishnamurti
(1981) 
45 years ago  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


the hilarious, untold 
story of 
(parody)

 
 
 
 
 
"Tippy"
 
 
 
 

posted
1/27/2026 
 
 

The Master . . .

"The Blue Danube"
 by
Strauss 
posted 
1/27/2026 
 
Liberace
(1956)
 
  




"Home"
by
(1962)
 
   



"Our objective, conjectural knowledge 
goes further and further 
beyond what any one person can 
master. So there simply
cannot be any 'authorities'. 
This holds true also within 
specialized subjects."
Karl Popper    





 
 
and
 

 
Me: "Thanks, Maestro." 

K: "Think nothing of it, sir."

 
 
(2021)