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中文名: 911与美帝英文名: 9/11 and American Empire资源格式: DVDRip发行日期: 2006年09月24日导演: Ken Jenkins演员: David Ray Griffin地区: 美国语言: 英语简介:
◎译 名 911与美帝
◎片 名 9/11 and American Empire
◎年 代 2006
◎国 家 美国
◎类 别 纪录
◎语 言 英语
◎字 幕 无字幕
◎IMDB评分 N/A
◎IMDB链接 N/A
◎文件格式 XviD + MP3
◎视频尺寸 480 x 360
◎文件大小 630MB
◎片 长 124 Min
◎导 演 Ken Jenkins
◎主 演 David Ray Griffin
◎简 介
David Ray Griffin博士曾任剑桥大学和伯克利大学教授。他是著名的《新珍珠港》一书（2004）的作者，《911与美帝》（2005）则是他的另一部关于911真相的著作。这里提供给大家的纪录片是该书的配套DVD（2006）。又一部不容错过的911真相纪录片。
◎相关新闻
《委内瑞拉通过议案称911事件为布什政府所为》 （原文链接）
2006年11月10日
中新网11月9日电 近日，委内瑞拉议会通过的一份议案称“911”恐怖袭击事件是“美国政府自己制造的”，其目的是为了对其它国家发动侵略制造借口。查韦斯总统在7日的一个讲演中还称，布什总统是一位犯有种族屠杀罪行的总统。查韦斯九月份在联大发言时曾称布什总统是“魔鬼”。
查韦斯在7日发表的讲演中批评了伊拉克高等法庭判处伊拉克前总统萨达姆死刑的裁决。他说：“如果要执行判决的话，首个应当遭到地球上最严厉判决的人应是美国总统，如果我们是在谈论犯有种族屠杀罪行的总统的话。”
委内瑞拉议会在查韦斯发表上述言论之前公布了一份决议案，决议案称911恐怖袭击事件是美国政府自己制造的。委内瑞拉外交部大楼内进行的一个展览还将布什描绘为一名纳粹冲锋队队员。决议案出现在政府十月中旬发布的公告，决议案主要对美国作出的沿美墨边境建立边境墙的决定提出了批评，但决议案的第四段呼吁美国国会“要求布什政府就政府对世贸中心和遇害者的攻击、所谓的五角大楼遭攻击事件、布什家族和拉登家族之间的关系进行解释。”
这一由外交委员会副主席埃斯卡拉起草的决议案获得了167名议员组成的议会的一致通过，他们都是查韦斯的支持者，反对派抵制了去年十二月的选举。
查韦斯和委内瑞拉外长尼古拉·马杜罗过去曾数次称他们怀疑“911”恐怖袭击事件是布什政府策划的，并呼吁对此进行调查的。但这是委内瑞拉首次称“911”恐怖袭击事件是美国政府自己制造的。当被问及议会是如何得出这一结论时，埃斯卡拉称，美国已出现了相关的证据和证词，对于世界的其它国家而言，”911”恐怖袭击事件根本不是“基地”组织所为。
就在议员们通过这一决议案的同时，委内瑞拉外交部还举行了一个名为“帝国真相”的展览，布什总统在一幅照片中穿着纳粹冲锋队的制服。在一名美国报纸记者要求对此进行拍摄时，委内瑞拉取消了展览。一位不愿意透露姓名的美国外交官称，这个展览是对“在二次大战期间与纳粹作战中阵亡的40万美国人的侮辱。”
埃斯卡拉称，把布什和希特勒进行比较对希特勒很不公平。他声称：“与布什相比，希特勒还是一个婴儿。与希特勒一样，布什有一个灭绝计划。”
美国驻委内瑞拉大使布朗菲尔德上周告诉委内瑞拉一家电台，美委两国政府之间的分歧“广泛而严重”，分歧不太可能会消失。埃斯卡拉赞同这一观点。他告诉《迈阿密论坛报》：“布什正在保卫一种最为过时、最为极端的资本主义。对于整个世界来说，美国帝国正在走向衰弱，这很明显。”
查韦斯坚持称布什而不是他的竞选对手罗萨雷斯是他在12月3日总统选举中的主要对手。他声称反对派只不过是美国的傀儡。查韦斯还经常声称美国计划入侵委内瑞拉、对他实施暗杀、扶植一个更符合美国利益的政府。美国称他的这些传闻纯属虚构。
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David Ray Griffin From Wikipedia
David Ray Griffin born 1939 is a retired professor of philosophy of religion and theology and a proponent of an alternative 9/11 theory that implicates members of the United States government as being involved in the attacks. 1 Along with John B. Cobb, Jr. he is considered a foundational thinker in Process theology.
Background
Dr. David Ray Griffin is a longtime resident of Santa Barbara, California, was a full-time academic from 1973 until April 2004, and is currently a co-director of the Center for Process Studies, and one of the foremost contemporary exponents of process theology, founded on the process philosophies of Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne. He is also a leading exponent of conspiracy theories surrounding September 11, 2001 attacks.
Griffin grew up in a small town in Oregon, where he was an active participant in his Disciples of Christ church. After deciding to become a minister, Griffin entered Northwest Christian College, but became disenchanted with the conservative-fundamentalist theology that was taught there. While getting his master’s degree in counseling from the University of Oregon, Griffin attended a lecture series delivered by Paul Tillich at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. At this time, Griffin made his decision to focus on philosophical theology. He eventually attended the Claremont Graduate University, where Griffin received his Ph.D. in 1970.
As a student in Claremont, Griffin was initially interested in Eastern religions, particularly Vedanta. However, he started to become a process theologian while attending John B. Cobb’s seminar on Whitehead’s philosophy. According to Griffin, process theology, as presented by Cobb, “provided a way between the old supernaturalism, according to which God miraculously interrupted the normal causal processes now and then, and a view according to which God is something like a cosmic hydraulic jack, exerting the same pressure always and everywhere which described rather aptly the position to which I had come , Primordial Truth and Postmodern Theology . While applying Whitehead’s thought to the traditional theological subjects of christology and theodicy, Griffin found that process theology also provided a sound basis for addressing contemporary social and ecological issues.
After teaching theology and Eastern religions at the University of Dayton, Griffin came to appreciate the distinctively postmodern aspects of Whitehead’s thought. In particular, Griffin found Whitehead’s nonsensationist epistemology and panexperientialist ontology immensely helpful in addressing the major problems of modern philosophy, including the problems of mind-body interaction, the interaction between free and determined things, the emergence of experience from nonexperiencing matter, and the emergence of time in the evolutionary process. In 1973, Griffin returned to Claremont to establish, with Cobb, the Center for Process Studies.
While on research leave in 1980-81 at Cambridge University and Berkeley, the contrast between modernity and postmodernity became central to his work. Many of Griffin’s writings are devoted to developing postmodern proposals for overcoming the conflicts between religion and modern science. Griffin came to believe that much of the tension between religion and science was not only the result of reactionary supernaturalism, but also the mechanistic worldview associated with the rise of modern science in the seventeenth century. In 1983, Griffin started the Center for a Postmodern World in Santa Barbara, and became editor of the SUNY Series in Constructive Postmodern Philosophy between 1987 and 2004.
Books
Process Theology An Introductory Exposition, with John B. Cobb, Philadelphia Westminster Press, 1976, ISBN 0-664-24743-1
The New Pearl Harbor Disturbing Questions About the Bush Administration and 9-11, 2004
The 9/11 Commission Report Omissions and Distortions
Christian Faith and the Truth Behind 9/11 A Call to Reflection and Action, Westminster John Knox Press, 2006, ISBN 0-664-23117-9
The American Empire and the Commonwealth of God A Political, Economic, Religious Statement, with John B. Cobb, Richard A. Falk and Catherine Keller, Westminster John Knox Press, 2006, ISBN 0-664-23009-1
Amazon
Griffin starts by establishing the American Empire as real and not benign, quoting numerous authors on the left and right. Then, following the reasoning put forth in his highly acclaimed book The New Pearl Harbor and his more recent book The 9/11 Commission Report Omissions and Distortions, he gives abundant evidence that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by the Bush administration, for the purpose of expanding this empire. The talk concludes with suggestions of what we can do about this situation. A question-and-answer period follows.
◎译 名 911与美帝
◎片 名 9/11 and American Empire
◎年 代 2006
◎国 家 美国
◎类 别 纪录
◎语 言 英语
◎字 幕 无字幕
◎IMDB评分 N/A
◎IMDB链接 N/A
◎文件格式 XviD + MP3
◎视频尺寸 480 x 360
◎文件大小 630MB
◎片 长 124 Min
◎导 演 Ken Jenkins
◎主 演 David Ray Griffin
◎简 介
David Ray Griffin博士曾任剑桥大学和伯克利大学教授。他是著名的《新珍珠港》一书（2004）的作者，《911与美帝》（2005）则是他的另一部关于911真相的著作。这里提供给大家的纪录片是该书的配套DVD（2006）。又一部不容错过的911真相纪录片。
◎相关新闻
《委内瑞拉通过议案称911事件为布什政府所为》 （原文链接）
2006年11月10日
中新网11月9日电 近日，委内瑞拉议会通过的一份议案称“911”恐怖袭击事件是“美国政府自己制造的”，其目的是为了对其它国家发动侵略制造借口。查韦斯总统在7日的一个讲演中还称，布什总统是一位犯有种族屠杀罪行的总统。查韦斯九月份在联大发言时曾称布什总统是“魔鬼”。
查韦斯在7日发表的讲演中批评了伊拉克高等法庭判处伊拉克前总统萨达姆死刑的裁决。他说：“如果要执行判决的话，首个应当遭到地球上最严厉判决的人应是美国总统，如果我们是在谈论犯有种族屠杀罪行的总统的话。”
委内瑞拉议会在查韦斯发表上述言论之前公布了一份决议案，决议案称911恐怖袭击事件是美国政府自己制造的。委内瑞拉外交部大楼内进行的一个展览还将布什描绘为一名纳粹冲锋队队员。决议案出现在政府十月中旬发布的公告，决议案主要对美国作出的沿美墨边境建立边境墙的决定提出了批评，但决议案的第四段呼吁美国国会“要求布什政府就政府对世贸中心和遇害者的攻击、所谓的五角大楼遭攻击事件、布什家族和拉登家族之间的关系进行解释。”
这一由外交委员会副主席埃斯卡拉起草的决议案获得了167名议员组成的议会的一致通过，他们都是查韦斯的支持者，反对派抵制了去年十二月的选举。
查韦斯和委内瑞拉外长尼古拉·马杜罗过去曾数次称他们怀疑“911”恐怖袭击事件是布什政府策划的，并呼吁对此进行调查的。但这是委内瑞拉首次称“911”恐怖袭击事件是美国政府自己制造的。当被问及议会是如何得出这一结论时，埃斯卡拉称，美国已出现了相关的证据和证词，对于世界的其它国家而言，”911”恐怖袭击事件根本不是“基地”组织所为。
就在议员们通过这一决议案的同时，委内瑞拉外交部还举行了一个名为“帝国真相”的展览，布什总统在一幅照片中穿着纳粹冲锋队的制服。在一名美国报纸记者要求对此进行拍摄时，委内瑞拉取消了展览。一位不愿意透露姓名的美国外交官称，这个展览是对“在二次大战期间与纳粹作战中阵亡的40万美国人的侮辱。”
埃斯卡拉称，把布什和希特勒进行比较对希特勒很不公平。他声称：“与布什相比，希特勒还是一个婴儿。与希特勒一样，布什有一个灭绝计划。”
美国驻委内瑞拉大使布朗菲尔德上周告诉委内瑞拉一家电台，美委两国政府之间的分歧“广泛而严重”，分歧不太可能会消失。埃斯卡拉赞同这一观点。他告诉《迈阿密论坛报》：“布什正在保卫一种最为过时、最为极端的资本主义。对于整个世界来说，美国帝国正在走向衰弱，这很明显。”
查韦斯坚持称布什而不是他的竞选对手罗萨雷斯是他在12月3日总统选举中的主要对手。他声称反对派只不过是美国的傀儡。查韦斯还经常声称美国计划入侵委内瑞拉、对他实施暗杀、扶植一个更符合美国利益的政府。美国称他的这些传闻纯属虚构。
代码
David Ray Griffin From Wikipedia
David Ray Griffin born 1939 is a retired professor of philosophy of religion and theology and a proponent of an alternative 9/11 theory that implicates members of the United States government as being involved in the attacks. 1 Along with John B. Cobb, Jr. he is considered a foundational thinker in Process theology.
Background
Dr. David Ray Griffin is a longtime resident of Santa Barbara, California, was a full-time academic from 1973 until April 2004, and is currently a co-director of the Center for Process Studies, and one of the foremost contemporary exponents of process theology, founded on the process philosophies of Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne. He is also a leading exponent of conspiracy theories surrounding September 11, 2001 attacks.
Griffin grew up in a small town in Oregon, where he was an active participant in his Disciples of Christ church. After deciding to become a minister, Griffin entered Northwest Christian College, but became disenchanted with the conservative-fundamentalist theology that was taught there. While getting his master’s degree in counseling from the University of Oregon, Griffin attended a lecture series delivered by Paul Tillich at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. At this time, Griffin made his decision to focus on philosophical theology. He eventually attended the Claremont Graduate University, where Griffin received his Ph.D. in 1970.
As a student in Claremont, Griffin was initially interested in Eastern religions, particularly Vedanta. However, he started to become a process theologian while attending John B. Cobb’s seminar on Whitehead’s philosophy. According to Griffin, process theology, as presented by Cobb, “provided a way between the old supernaturalism, according to which God miraculously interrupted the normal causal processes now and then, and a view according to which God is something like a cosmic hydraulic jack, exerting the same pressure always and everywhere which described rather aptly the position to which I had come , Primordial Truth and Postmodern Theology . While applying Whitehead’s thought to the traditional theological subjects of christology and theodicy, Griffin found that process theology also provided a sound basis for addressing contemporary social and ecological issues.
After teaching theology and Eastern religions at the University of Dayton, Griffin came to appreciate the distinctively postmodern aspects of Whitehead’s thought. In particular, Griffin found Whitehead’s nonsensationist epistemology and panexperientialist ontology immensely helpful in addressing the major problems of modern philosophy, including the problems of mind-body interaction, the interaction between free and determined things, the emergence of experience from nonexperiencing matter, and the emergence of time in the evolutionary process. In 1973, Griffin returned to Claremont to establish, with Cobb, the Center for Process Studies.
While on research leave in 1980-81 at Cambridge University and Berkeley, the contrast between modernity and postmodernity became central to his work. Many of Griffin’s writings are devoted to developing postmodern proposals for overcoming the conflicts between religion and modern science. Griffin came to believe that much of the tension between religion and science was not only the result of reactionary supernaturalism, but also the mechanistic worldview associated with the rise of modern science in the seventeenth century. In 1983, Griffin started the Center for a Postmodern World in Santa Barbara, and became editor of the SUNY Series in Constructive Postmodern Philosophy between 1987 and 2004.
Books
Process Theology An Introductory Exposition, with John B. Cobb, Philadelphia Westminster Press, 1976, ISBN 0-664-24743-1
The New Pearl Harbor Disturbing Questions About the Bush Administration and 9-11, 2004
The 9/11 Commission Report Omissions and Distortions
Christian Faith and the Truth Behind 9/11 A Call to Reflection and Action, Westminster John Knox Press, 2006, ISBN 0-664-23117-9
The American Empire and the Commonwealth of God A Political, Economic, Religious Statement, with John B. Cobb, Richard A. Falk and Catherine Keller, Westminster John Knox Press, 2006, ISBN 0-664-23009-1
Amazon
Griffin starts by establishing the American Empire as real and not benign, quoting numerous authors on the left and right. Then, following the reasoning put forth in his highly acclaimed book The New Pearl Harbor and his more recent book The 9/11 Commission Report Omissions and Distortions, he gives abundant evidence that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by the Bush administration, for the purpose of expanding this empire. The talk concludes with suggestions of what we can do about this situation. A question-and-answer period follows.