Davis 9/11 Truth presents David Ray Griffin at UC Davis on Friday, Dec 5

News Release: For Immediate Release, November 26, 2008

Contact: Rodney Robinson at 530-574-1017 or Jim Leonard at 530-220-4314.


Davis 9/11 Truth presents David Ray Griffin at UC Davis on Friday, Dec 5

Dr. David Ray Griffin, Ph.D. will speak in room 1100 of the Social Sciences
and Humanities Building, directly across from the Memorial Union Book
Store on the UC Davis Campus, on 7 p.m. Friday, December 5th. The event is
cosponsored by UC Davis Campus Greens and Davis 9/11 Truth.

Griffin, a retired professor of religion and philosophy at Claremont
School of Theology, has written more than three dozen books, and is
highly regarded world wide. He is a sought-after speaker on the subject
of 9/11/2001. Based on his research, he has undertaken a most
controversial cause: the call for a new 9/11 investigation into the
events of 9/11 in New York City, the Pentagon and Pennsylvania.

His latest book — The New Pearl Harbor Revisited—9/11, the Cover-Up
and the Expose - follows six other titles dealing with 9/11 that he has
written or edited. His books on 9/11 point out inconsistencies in the
official explanation of the events and evidence.

He challenges the government’s explanation for the 3 building collapses in
NYC, the hole in the Pentagon that does not fit and whether or not hijackers
could actually disable and defeat the world’s most sophisticated air defense
system, as well as other loopholes in the fallacious official
conspiracy myth.

David Ray Griffin is a challenger to critics who dismiss the
“conspiracy theories” and the claims of the 9/11 Truth movement. He is
nothing but substantive, non-trivial, and well supported in his
analysis of the facts. He accuses no one, and only states what the
facts suggest. 9/11 was an inside job. He calls for a new investigation
of 9/11 and does not prejudge what the outcome of such an investigation
might be.

Audiences are impressed with his thorough, evenhanded, and the
non-biased manner of his presentation of facts and arguments.
The event is free although donations are appreciated. On campus
parking is $6.

For further information contact: Rodney Robinson at
530-574-1017 or Jim Leonard at 530-220-4314.