carbon's blog

Remember Pearl Harbor: Provoking Japan, Provoking North Korea

By Professor Graeme MacQueen

(Original article posted at GlobalResearch: https://www.globalresearch.ca/remember-pearl-harbor-provoking-japan-provoking-north-korea/5621411)

--
On December 7, 1941 the U.S. naval base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii was attacked by Japanese forces. President Roosevelt, in his well known Infamy speech delivered on December 8, claimed the attack was “unprovoked” and, on this basis, asked for and received a declaration of war from the U.S. Congress.

But the evidence suggests the attack was not unprovoked. On the contrary, it was carefully and systematically provoked in order to manipulate the U.S. population into joining WWII.

This provocation game, spectacularly successful in 1941, is currently being played with North Korea. The stakes are high.

9/11: The Pentagon’s B-Movie

By Graeme MacQueen.

The events that took place in the United States on September 11, 2001 were real and they were extremely violent. As David Griffin has recently shown in detail, they also had catastrophic real-life consequences for both the United States and the world. [1]

But these events were also deeply filmic (like a film) and they were presented to us through a narrative we now know to be fictional. This “9/11 movie” reveals itself to careful investigators as scripted, directed and produced by the U.S. national security state. The movie does not represent the real world. It violates the rules operative in the real world, including the laws of physics. Audiences will remain in thrall to the spectacle and violence of the War on Terror only as long as they remain mesmerized by the B-movie of 9/11.

Please see the full article at the Centre for Research on Globalization:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/911-the-pentagons-b-movie/5606573

28 Peer-Reviewed Journal Papers that Critically Analyze 9/11

Since the first peer-reviewed journal paper that critically examined the evidence of the events of September 11th, 2001, which was by physics professor Steven E. Jones entitled “What Accounts for the Molten Metal Observed on 9/11/2001?” in the Journal of the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters in 2006, there have been several academics that worked very hard over the years to publish in mainstream journals despite the barriers. This is a major achievement for the 9/11 research community. The community is encouraged to read the following four recent papers, especially the conclusion of the doctoral dissertation at Oklahoma State University:

August 2017 | Conspiracy Theories and the Paranoid Style: Do Conspiracy Theories Posit Implausibly Vast and Evil Conspiracies?
Journal: Social Epistemology: A Journal of Knowledge, Culture and Policy (Taylor & Francis Online)
Author: Dr. Kurtis Hagen, PhD (Philosophy)
Link: http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/FaiFjpuf75tJQWTkqTDi/full

June 2017 | Peer Review in Controversial Topics—A Case Study of 9/11
Journal: MDPI (Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute)
Author: Dr. John D. Wyndham, PhD (Physics)

14th Anniversary of 9/11: Global Interactive Broadcast with Kevin Ryan, Cynthia McKinney, James Corbett and more

http://RethinkSeptember11.com

Schedule for Friday, September 11th, 2015
6:00 pm Toronto / 3:00 pm California – Introduction by Bev Collins
6:05 pm Toronto / 3:05 pm California / 12:05 AM Switzerland – Daniel Ganser
6:45 pm Toronto / 3:45 pm California – Anthony Hall: “9/11, Canada, and the Geopolitics of the World”
7:25 pm Toronto / 4:45 pm California – Barrie Zwicker: “Real Politik: Next Month’s Canadian Federal Election & 9/11”
8:05 pm Toronto / 5:25 pm California – Graeme MacQueen: “The War on Terror and the Intimidation of Legislatures in Canada and the U.S.”
8:45 pm Toronto / 6:05 pm California – Graeme MacQueen, Anthony Hall, & Barrie Zwicker Group Dialogue
9:25 pm Toronto / 6:45 pm California – Closing remarks by Bev Collins

Schedule for Saturday, September 12th, 2015
Part 1
11:00 am Toronto / 8:00 am California – Introduction by Bev Collins
11:05 am Toronto / 8:05 am California – 12:05 am Japan – James Corbett: “The Financial Aspects and Cover-up of 9/11”
11:45 am Toronto / 8:45 am California – Kevin Ryan: “The Importance of the 9/11 Myth to Solving the 9/11 Crimes”
Part 2
4:00 pm Toronto / 1:00 pm California – Introduction by Bev Collins
4:05 pm Toronto / 1:05 pm California – Cynthia McKinney: “9/11, the Deep State, and the need for a Global Movement”
4:45 pm Toronto / 1:45 pm California – David Johnson: “The Vision for the 15th Anniversary of 9/11”
5:25 pm Toronto / 2:25 pm California – Closing remarks by Bev Collins

As the 14th anniversary of the events of September 11, 2001, approaches, a group of notable researchers will be presenting important information on Friday and Saturday, September 11th and 12th, 2015, about 9/11 and its relation to recent "terrorist" events in North America, and what the 9/11 Commission did not tell us. The events of 9/11 have caused many to raise considerable questions about what happened on that fateful day and how the events were used to justify wars of aggression that continue to destabilize the world.

The broadcast can be viewed on RethinkSeptember11.com from anywhere around the world and we encourage viewers to submit questions and comments in real-time using social media. The broadcast will feature personalities such as Kevin Ryan, Cynthia McKinney, Graeme MacQueen, Daniele Ganser, David Johnson, and James Corbett.

The RethinkSeptember11 team is requesting all concerned citizens to spread the word and to view the broadcast. Your support is appreciated!

- RethinkSeptember11.com

Canada's "Anti-terrorism" Bill C-51: University of Saskatchewan Presentation

There is an urgent need to respond to Prime Minister Harper's rushed "anti-terrorism" legislation as it will strip the liberties of countless Canadians. The following presentation by AZ, Director of the award-winning documentary 9/11 in the Academic Community , addresses this important issue confronting Canadians at the University of Saskatchewan.

Saying No to Bill C-51: Questioning the State as the Provider of Security

Presentation Summary:

Daniele Ganser: Most Wars are Resource Wars based on False Flags

An excellent interview of Dr. Daniele Ganser:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EqFtAlFKuI

In this interview from April 2014, Daniele Ganser addresses False Flag Operations within the latest 100 years, mainly carried out by the US, the Empire of recent time. Dr. Ganser points out that the one thing fueling wars and conflicts is resources, oil first and foremost. Through wars the powers that be have maintained a development where the Cold War is back in it's "hottest" form. The means have been like the ones used by Goebbels in the Nazi Reich. Dr. Ganser interviewed by journalist Tommy Hansen.

Interview with 9/11 in the Academic Community director

A Canadian filmmaker, AZ, joins James to discuss his award-winning 2013 documentary, 9/11 in the Academic Community: Academia’s Treatment of Critical Perspectives on 9/11. AZ also discuss his own experiences as a university student contributing to his creation of the film, as well as more recent projects addressing geopolitics and the “war on terror.”

9/11 in the Academic Community features interviews with several notable academics, including John McMurtry, Graeme MacQueen, Lynn Margulis, and Walter G. Pitman, to examine scholars’ critical perspectives on the events of September 11, 2001 and how these have been received in their respective academic fields. Contrary to the widely-held notion that academe is a bastion of free thought and inquiry, university faculty and administrators are often indifferent, if not hostile toward, colleagues that study or take public stances on controversial topics.

The Success of the "9/11 in the Academic Community" Documentary

Link to this page

Canadian academic historian Michiel Horn has observed that as a rule, professors are milquetoasts. Here is documentary proof of Horn’s observation, on the subject of this century’s first great day of infamy. This film also documents exceptions to Horn’s rule: professors with guts enough to raise critical questions. Highly recommended, especially for provoking reasoned political discussion and debate.

Kenneth Westhues, Professor Emeritus, Department of Sociology and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo
Member, Society for Academic Freedom and Scholarship

People can benefit from learning about the event which clearly changed not only American consciousness,
but that of the whole world. I believe this documentary should be shown as widely as possible.

Paul Almond, Officer of the Order of Canada
Award Winning Former Director of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts

www.911inAcademia.com

The Sound of Silence in Academia Connected to 9/11: Lars Schall interviews Adnan Zuberi

Full Article: http://www.larsschall.com/2014/02/21/the-sound-of-silence-in-academia-connected-to-911-2/

Independent German financial journalist Lars Schall talked with Adnan Zuberi, the director / producer of the documentary movie “9/11 in the Academic Community.“ Zuberi says: “Critical perspectives on 9/11 are systematically excluded from universities.”

By Lars Schall

Praise for “9/11 in the Academic Community“:

“I hope that this material will be made available to the wider international academic community in order to foster a wider, fact-based discussion among researchers and students alike.”

Friedrich Steinhäusler
Professor of Physics at Salzburg University
Former Co-Director of the NATO ARW on Catastrophic Terrorism
Past Chairman, US/German Transatlantic Expert Group on Terrorism

“Academic freedom protects scholars who report inconvenient truths from the uninformed, but, as Adnan Zuberi reminds us, academic freedom is also the responsibility of scholars to pursue the truth.”

Dr. Roger W. Bowen
Served as General Secretary of the American Association of University Professors

Film Director on 9/11 Discourse in the Academic Community

Radio Interview: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/73991

Summary: Cheryl interviews AZ, the producer and director of the film "9/11 in the Academic Community". This provocative film explores the consequences of discussing the evidence of 9/11 and how it's a taboo subject on university campuses.
This film may open the way for a more open discourse on the subject of 9/11 and the overwhelming body of research that contradicts the official narrative. The film will be shown at the Univ. of Hartford in the Auerbach Auditorium, in Hillyer Hall at 7:00 PM on Jan. 29, 2014. It's free and a discuss will follow the film.

Direct Link: http://www.radio4all.net/files/cheryl@ct911truth.org/4212-1-ADNAN_INTERVIEW.mp3

http://911inacademia.com/

"9/11 and Academia" - A Review

This documentary 9/11 in the Academic Community by the producer and filmmaker AZ was bestowed with the “Documentary Achievement Award” at the University of Toronto Film Festival. The documentary focuses on the surprising reluctance of the academic community to examine the events of September 11, 2001. Virtually the entire academic community adopted immediately and uncritically the official narrative about these events. Academics did not ask some of the most elementary questions: What happened on that day? Who planned and executed this complex operation? And who benefited from it?

Professor David A. Johnson's Recommendation of "9/11 in the Academic Community" Documentary

Adnan Zuberi of Toronto has produced an important and disturbing film that should be shown at universities and colleges throughout the United States, and internationally. The film makes a persuasive argument that the events of 9/11 and the official explanations of what happened on that fateful day have not been adequately examined by the academic community. Indeed, there has been a closing of the scholarly mind on the topic, despite overwhelming evidence that the official story offered by the 9/11 Commission is flawed, incomplete and erroneous. Indeed, even the two chairs of the Commission have stated that the Commission was "set up to fail."

Now Available: 9/11 in the Academic Community (Documentary)

---
9/11 IN THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY
Now Available for Purchase
October 8, 2013

Documentary

9/11 in the Academic Community, awarded for "Documentary Achievement" at the University of Toronto Film Festival, is now available for purchase through its website:
http://911inacademia.com/support-the-film/

It is a unique film that documents academia's treatment of critical perspectives on 9/11 by exploring the taboo that shields the American government's narrative from scholarly examination. Through a powerful reflection on intellectual courage and the purpose of academia, the film aims at changing intellectual discourse on 9/11 and the War on Terror.

Please inform your friends about this documentary's release.

Adnan Zuberi
Director & Producer
www.911inAcademia.com

9/11 in the Academic Community - Docurmentary Screening @ University of Waterloo

Smiley face

Come out to the screening of the Award Winning Documentary 9/11 in the Academic Community. Following the screening, there will be a discussion with UW Alumnus Adnan Zuberi, Director & Producer of the Documentary, and Professor Graeme MacQueen, Former Director and Founder of McMaster University's Centre for Peace Studies.

Arts Lecture Hall, Room 105
University of Waterloo
Friday, October 18, 2013 | 7 PM
Admission: Free
Event Website: www.uwaterloo911.wordpress.com
Documentary website: www.911inAcademia.com

Please distribute widely.

Upcoming screenings: 9/11 in the Academic Community (documentary)

Please inform your friends of the upcoming screenings of the documentary 9/11 in the Academic Community .

Sept. 25, 2013 - Univeristy of Western Ontario
9/11 and Critical Thinking: Where is Academia?
An Evening with Adnan Zuberi, Director of 9/11 in the Academic Community ,
and Dr. David MacGregor, Professor and Former Chair of Sociology at UWO.
Vitali Student Lounge, King's University College
266 Epworth Ave. | 7 pm.
Co-sponsored by Kings University College Centre for Social Concern.
Admission: Free

Sept. 28, 2013 - University of Toronto
9/11 and the Fictions of the National Security State
An Evening with Professors Graeme MacQueen and Michael Keefer
Sidney Smith Hall 2117 | 7 pm.
Website: www.uwaterloo911.wordpress.com
Admission: $8

October 18, 2013 - University of Waterloo
Peace and Justice Studies Association Conference
4:00 to 5:20 pm (link: http://www.peacejusticestudies.org/conference/sessions.php?con=C.13)
Admission: Ranges from $145 to $185 depending on PJSA membership status.

October 18, 2013 - University of Waterloo
9/11 in the Academic Community

RSS