AN EXPANSION/UPDATING OF THE AUTHOR'S EARLIER BOOK
This 2007 book is an updated/expanded version of the author's 2005 book of the same title. He wrote in the Introduction, "This book does not try to offer a detailed account of what exactly happened, though an ominous outline takes shape. Its intention is to assess evidence that has become public and evaluate the feasibility of various scenarios. This is an investigation, not an indictment... It is for a well-resourced legal enquiry to take the matter further and decide whether individuals participated in the 9/11 attacks through willful negligence, obstructing investigations after the event or worse."
He notes that Bush pushed ahead in the 2004 election based on a November video from "'Osama bin Laden,' helpfully released three days before election. Bin Laden... has somewhat different nose and looks hardly older than three years earlier. CIA analysts decide video is aimed to secure Bush election victory." (Pg. 15)
He points out that "At first, the White House said the attacks had been unthinkable, that no specific warnings had been received, that no one expected an attack in the US. By the time of the 9/11 Commission, this line had been quietly abandoned. It was explained that the operative work in the denial was 'specific.'" (Pg. 71)
Supporting the "planned demolition" notion, he argues that "It would not be difficult to create a computer program to coordinate the collapse sequence with the location of the plane impacts programmed in after the crashes. The collapse could be made to start there, bringing down the section above first and leaving the lower part intact for a few seconds..." (Pg. 166-167)
After admitting that all but one of the Flight 77 passengers has now been identified by DNA, he says that if they were "not in the plane that hit the Pentagon, an X-Team would have to sneak their remains into the transport chain as it carried those of the many more people who were killed inside the building." (Pg. 192)
Not the most "original" approach to the material, this book DOES contain some excellent photos and graphics, which I have not seen in other books.