Science for Peace host bi-weekly screenings of documentaries and movies which examine a wide range of peace, justice, human rights and environmental issues.
At many of these showings, we also have commentary and analysis by invited speakers.
Additionally, these showing are meant to encourage debate among the audience so that new information and perspectives can be considered.
You are welcome to join us for our screenings and encourage you to participate in the ensuing discussions. See below to view the Calender of the video showings and summaries of the videos. Click here to view a map of the location of these showings.
Our video showings are free to all and are open to the public.
(We will accept your donations to defray the cost of the showings)
At many of these showings, we also have commentary and analysis by invited speakers.
Additionally, these showing are meant to encourage debate among the audience so that new information and perspectives can be considered.
You are welcome to join us for our screenings and encourage you to participate in the ensuing discussions. See below to view the Calender of the video showings and summaries of the videos. Click here to view a map of the location of these showings.
Our video showings are free to all and are open to the public.
(We will accept your donations to defray the cost of the showings)
Synposes of Videos
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Truth and Lies of 9-11
a Film by Michael Ruppert click here to see a map . |
| Background: Ever since the horrifying deaths of thousands on September 11, in the attacks on the World Trade towers and the Pentagon, disturbing questions have been raised about the possible involvement of some parts of the U.S. security apparatus or Administration. These questions have been supported by extensive circumstantial evidence and are currenly being investigated by several U.S. Congressional Committees. Furthermore, the U.S. media have reported on the well known relationship which exists between President George W. Bush, the Carlyle Group, several oil companies and the Bin Laden Family. As yet, there is not conclusive proof either of the correctness or error of such allegations with respect to potential U.S. involement in the events of September 11, 2001. Accordingly, while Science for Peace takes no position as to their truth, the matter is an important one. Thus, however dismaying these propositions may be, it seems incumbent to understand the arguments in this regard. For this reason we are are showing the film by Michael Ruppert entilted "Truth and Lies of 9-11". Michael Ruppert has been one of those arguing that the case is strong for some kind of complicity. The film records a lecture he gave in Portland State University on November 28. It goes over much of the evidence and the known relationships between some of the principle figures using verifiable sources for his statements. |
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What I've Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy
a Film by Frank Dorrell click here to see a map |
A compilation of excerpts from 10 different professional documentaries, edited together by Frank Dorrel.
1. Public speeches of Martin Luther King Jr. (3 min) for civil rights and against the US war in Vietnam.
2. Interview with John Stockwell, former CIA Station Chief (6 min), who gives a short history of CIA covert operations and estimates that over 6 million people have died in CIA covert actions.
3. "The Secret Government" (22 min) by Bill Moyers (aired on PBS in 1987). Moyers interviews many different people involved with the CIA and other government agencies providing an overview of the CIA history.
4. "Coverup: Behind the Iran-Contra Affair" (23 min) directed by Barbara Trent (about Pentagon, arms sale, drugs trafficking).
5. "School of Assassins" (13 min) narrated by Susan Sarandon and features Father Roy Bourgeois, talking about School of America (Fort Benning, Georgia, USA) and its graduates.
6. "Genocide by Sanctions" (13 min) produced by Gloria La Riva, features former Attorney General of the United States, Ramsey Clark, as he goes to Iraq.
7. "Genocides in Indonesia and East Timor" (4 min) by Amy Goodman, journalist and host of "Democracy Now" on Pacifica^(1)s WBAI FM Radio in New York. She is talking about two genocides Indonesia has committed. First against it^(1)s own people in 1965, then against the people of East Timor in 1975. Both of these mass slaughters were sanctioned by the United States government and aided by the CIA.
8. "The Panama Deception" (20 min) directed by Barbara Trent. How the US attacked Panama and killed 3 or 4 thousand people in an invasion that the rest of the world was against.
9. Public speech of Ramsey Clark (7 min), former Attorney General of the United States (1998, Los Angeles, evening "Save the Iraqi Children"), the sorry truth about US foreign policy.
10. "The healing of Brian Wilson" (10 min), the Vietnam veteran, who Wages Peace against US foreign policies.
Copies of WHAT I'VE LEARNED ABOUT U. S. FOREIGN POLICY can be ordered in Canada on line from www.globaloutlook.ca or by calling Global Outlook at 1-888-713-8500.
In the U.S.: The War Against the Third World ("What I've Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy")
http://www.addictedtowar.com/dorrel.html
1. Public speeches of Martin Luther King Jr. (3 min) for civil rights and against the US war in Vietnam.
2. Interview with John Stockwell, former CIA Station Chief (6 min), who gives a short history of CIA covert operations and estimates that over 6 million people have died in CIA covert actions.
3. "The Secret Government" (22 min) by Bill Moyers (aired on PBS in 1987). Moyers interviews many different people involved with the CIA and other government agencies providing an overview of the CIA history.
4. "Coverup: Behind the Iran-Contra Affair" (23 min) directed by Barbara Trent (about Pentagon, arms sale, drugs trafficking).
5. "School of Assassins" (13 min) narrated by Susan Sarandon and features Father Roy Bourgeois, talking about School of America (Fort Benning, Georgia, USA) and its graduates.
6. "Genocide by Sanctions" (13 min) produced by Gloria La Riva, features former Attorney General of the United States, Ramsey Clark, as he goes to Iraq.
7. "Genocides in Indonesia and East Timor" (4 min) by Amy Goodman, journalist and host of "Democracy Now" on Pacifica^(1)s WBAI FM Radio in New York. She is talking about two genocides Indonesia has committed. First against it^(1)s own people in 1965, then against the people of East Timor in 1975. Both of these mass slaughters were sanctioned by the United States government and aided by the CIA.
8. "The Panama Deception" (20 min) directed by Barbara Trent. How the US attacked Panama and killed 3 or 4 thousand people in an invasion that the rest of the world was against.
9. Public speech of Ramsey Clark (7 min), former Attorney General of the United States (1998, Los Angeles, evening "Save the Iraqi Children"), the sorry truth about US foreign policy.
10. "The healing of Brian Wilson" (10 min), the Vietnam veteran, who Wages Peace against US foreign policies.
Copies of WHAT I'VE LEARNED ABOUT U. S. FOREIGN POLICY can be ordered in Canada on line from www.globaloutlook.ca or by calling Global Outlook at 1-888-713-8500.
In the U.S.: The War Against the Third World ("What I've Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy")
http://www.addictedtowar.com/dorrel.html