9/11 Conspiracy: WTC: Twin Towers: September 11, 2001

A good read well documented leaving the readers to make up their own mind, there is an awful amount of information that makes one seriously wonder the information given at the time.There are some very creditable people stating their views on certain very important aspects of the event.

I found myself wondering why I had bought this book and was expecting it to be a dry read. However it became compelling unput-downable reading. He's taken the bombing of the twin towers and stripped them back to basics. He made me really sit up and think, so much so that I've been researching stuff since. I think this should be on the reading list of high schools and cause the young students to take a long hard look at the bombings of the twin towers because some of the things he's written about should be looked at again. Other countries become caught up with American propanda campaigns, think Tony Blair and the weapons of mass destruction against Iraq, of which now we know there were none!

This book was quite short, but all to the point, filled with checkable facts and reasonable conclusions.I had already come to the conclusion offered, but was gratified to be able to read of actual evidence supporting this.

I'm glad I read this book. For many years things we were told about the events of 9/11 didn't quite fit for me - more than anything else was the way the towers collapsed just like a demolition! All 3 happened to fall this way??? I can clearly remember on that awful morning watching tv thinking 'how did they they fall in that orderly way?' I now understand much more about the whole thing. I haven't grasped all the possibilities of deception that may have occurred but I have understood and followed up enough pieces of factual evidence - (as is suggested in the book) - to know that 9/11 wasn't how it was portrayed.

I have studied 9/11 and am fascinated by the events that unfolded that day, there are so many holes in the official story, it's quite mind blowing. I enjoyed this book but feel it is much too brief and overall feels like a bit of a cash in. But the author is likeable and I learnt a few new things regarding the story thanks to his research. Sadly I don't think there will ever be a proper investigation in to what happened and too many people are unwilling to question what happened or didn't happen.

I gave this 5 stars due to the info I read and the structure of the book. The author doesn't have a conspiracy agenda he basically points things out and asks you the reader to think of it as you will.Albert Jack regularly tells readers not to check conspiracy theory websites or conspiracy theory videos on You Tube.....he drums this in a fair bit but it doesn't get annoying.If you're interested in the events of 9/11 then this a book for you just plain facts which Albert tells you to research yourself for a more in depth explinationThis is the only book I've recommended on Facebook and to one of my brothers due to the issue of disinformation by the media and government on that tragic day.

Anyone who has an interest in the events that occurred on 9/11 will find this book compelling and thought provoking. The structure helps to easily navigate the facts and keep levels of confusion that inevitably accompany subjects surrounding 'conspiracies' to a minimum.However, the overall tone and use of language was rather condescending and at times, aggressive. Constantly being instructed to "do your own research", "[place your hand in fire]... then dismiss me as a conspiracy theorist" and almost passively being called a naive lemming for believing anything the media have said made me feel like i was being berated by a school teacher. A lack of respect and palpable anger causes a disconnect between the author and readers.A good premise, but quite poorly executed in terms of dialogue.

Good book.it roundsounds it up nicely.with never heard conclusions.if he ever writes another book I'm read it.well done Albert jack