Complaints and Grievances is a 2001 George Carlin show on the Bacon Theater NYC. He begins the show talking about the 9-11 and the terrorism, he continues complaining about people needs and habits with his own way and he finally ends…
George Carlin – You are All Diseased (1999)
You Are All Diseased is the 16th album and 11th HBO live broadcast stand-up special by comedian George Carlin, recorded on February 6, 1999 at the Beacon Theater in New York City and released on CD in May of that year.
J. Krishnamurti – How Does One Learn About Oneself? (Ending All Fear part 1)
J. Krishnamurti First Public Talk at San Diego State College, California 9 April 1970 This Talk is the first one of a series of 4 talks given in San Diego State College,5th April, 1970 in which Krishnamurti discusses the human…
J. Krishnamurti – Can the Human Mind Be Completly Free of Fear? (Ending All Fear part 2)
J. Krishnamurti Second Public Talk at San Diego State College, California 9 April 1970 J. KRISHNAMUTRI 2ND TALK: If we may, we will continue with what we were talking about the other day. I don’t quite know where to begin,…
J. Krishnamurti – Understanding Meditation Requires Order (Ending All Fear part 3)
J. Krishnamurti Third Public Talk at San Diego State College, California 9 April 1970 J. KRISHNAMURTI 3rd TALK: I would like, if I may, this evening, to talk about the implications of meditation and what is necessary for a mind…
J. Krishnamurti – What is meditation (Ending All Fear part 4)
J. Krishnamurti Fourth Public Talk at San Diego State College, California 9 April 1970 In meditation, what is the place of search? Can one bring about order without understanding disorder?Is control necessary for order? Why do we need control when…
Bill Hicks – Relentless (1992)
Relentless was recorded at the Centaur Theatre during the annual Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Canada.
Jullian Assange: Activist Rajab’s Imprisonment.
If Bahrain really wants to improve its human rights record, then it should free Nabeel Rajab, says Julian Assange. In an interview on RT, the WikiLeaks founder called Rajab the most prominent voice in the Bahraini Spring.