Tuesday, February 24, 2026




 
"Time Alone Will Tell"
by
Vaughn Monroe 
(1944)
 
 
 Vaughn riding an Indian brand
motorcycle
1955
 




In 1981, K saw it coming . . .  45 years ago 

David Icke
 
Basil Valentine
 
 
Roger Avary









(click anywhere to play)
Krishnamurti appears a bit rattled
by this self assured lady, who
seems to have a complaint. 
Fascinating encounter.
Song
"Walk On By" 
by
Leroy Van Dyke

 

 Additional archival footage of Krishnamurti 
in California.
Most of this material features 
Radha Rajagopal, the daughter of 
Raja and  
Rosalind (Williams) Rajagopal. 
 These clips are from the early
1930's.
Radha authored the book
"Lives In The Shadow"
She is still alive at the age
of 94. 
  


   

"You want to capture God and put 
him in the cage of what you know, 
the cage you call the temple, the 
book, the guru, the system, and 
with that you are satisfied. By 
doing that you think you are 
becoming very religious. You 
are not. You are just hypocrites, 
robbing, cheating, lying 
within the cage.
     
  
 
  







 Norman Finkelstein

 Norman
The one man wrecking crew


Click to play
 


 
 


 
Tim Dillon for the win . . .



Lifestyles of the rich and famous


 
 



  

 
 
Russ reporting from 
Vietnam.
Click below to view  
 

 



 

 
 

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
2/9/2026 
 
 

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    



 

 
Me: "Thanks, Maestro." 

K: "Think nothing of it, sir."

 
 
(2021) 

 
See You Soon !!!
Raymond Hatton, Buck Jones, Tim McCoy