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Summary: Why in-duh-eed!
Review: ... how many people realize that Israel was participating in some suspicious skullduggery during the months preceding 9/11/2001? Carl Cameron reported it for FoxNews in December 2001 (http://snipurl.com/6s6z), but the story received surprisingly little coverage. Justin Raimondo spells it out in this slim but important tome. The last chapter is worth the price of admission on its own, and as another reviewer pointed out, it will absolutely change the way that you view both the 9/11 attacks and the 9/11 commission's current feeble attempts to get at the truth.It is my fervent hope that the Freedom of Information Act still exists in 30 years so that we can perhaps gain some insight into the Israeli - 9/11 connection. In the meantime, I suppose that we -- the hoi polloi -- must settle for this.
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Summary: Bedrock
Review: Any thinking person truly caring about the United States of America owes it to him/herself and the rest of their neighbors and citizens to, simply put, draw information from so-called "Regular & Conventional" sources with some sodium chloride, indeed, to reach beyond what the media conglomerates pour down our throats on a daily basis, decade in and decade out, and gather information from "alternative sources." Follow the money and you will find the Truth. It may not set you free exactly, as Christ promised, but, with God above willing, one day perhaps...
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Summary: A very necessary read.
Review: Fascinating, brief summary of all the evidence suggesting that Israel knew what the 9/11 hijackers' intentions were well before they carried them out and didn't tell us by one of the most independent thinkers around. Also speculates that the Israel government kept quiet because it was in Israel's strategic interest to set the U.S. against the Arab world and provides a brief history of similar behavior on the part of the Israeli government in the past. Pick up this book if you have enjoyed Raimondo's columns on antiwar.com--or even if you are just a patriotic American interested in the truth.
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Summary: laughable at best!
Review: My five year old son could write a better book. Buy this book and waste your money if want too though.
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Summary: Informative, but potentially misleading
Review: Raimondo is a good representative sample of the paleoconservatives and libertarians on the Right who are crying off on the PNAC master plan.
It goes without saying from, e.g., the results of a typical vote in the UN, that Americans get the most one-sided and hence inaccurate picture of the MidEast and Israel in the industrialized world.
The evidence is compelling that Israel and its intelligence service knew about the 9/11 attack, which must be news to most Americans. And the camera crews searching the MidEast to find dancing Palestinians on 9/11 only had to stay in New York to find dancing Israelis.
However, as Ellen Mariani's RICO Filing [...] indicates, either Israel or Mossad DID warn the United States on at least 3 occasions before 9/11. Moreover, German and Russian warnings were apparently checked with Israel before being passed on to the United States.[...] .
The real scandal of 9/11 is much more on the American side - Israel and the other countries that warned the United States got a clear message from the combination of obfuscation and lack of interest the Bush administration showed - that they didn't want the warnings or care about them, and the other nations then acted accordingly. Had Bush sent several people over to Israel, Egypt, France, Jordan, Russia, and so on, with their "hair on fire" as Richard Clarke says counterterrorism people were feeling then, I believe the Israelis would have given the US everything it knew about the attacks.
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Summary: This book will change the way you think about 9/11
Review: This book will change the way you think about 9/11 - and the resulting wars. Raimondo amasses so much evidence - all culled from "mainstream" sources -- that Israeli agents were tracking the 9/11 hijackers that I don't see how any objective analyst can deny it. The only question is: What did they know, and when did they know it? Oh, and: why didn't they tell us what they knew? Written in clear, incisive prose, "The Terror Enigma" is, I believe, going to be an underground best-seller. It's too bad the American media doesn't have the guts to uncover what Raimondo, an independent investigator and writer, has discovered on his own: perhaps, then, we would get some answers to all the unanswered questions about 9/11. As the Bush administration stonewalls the 9/11 Commission, which is charged with investigating and uncovering the truth about that seminal event, The Terror Enigma is an important piece in the puzzle, without which we cannot see the larger picture. Buy it, read it, and give it to your friends.
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Summary: Detailed and documented - a must read
Review: This book will shock many people and many will think it's crazy conspiracy theory BS. It is not at all.
It is well researched and factually based. The author uses articles and research from mainstream media sources; he could have used reports from alternative media which would have presented even more evidence of this 9/11 connection, but he chose to stick with more "credible" sources. What is really disgusting and scary is that the mainstream media covers up these well documented facts. Justin Raimondo is one courageous guy. Unfortunately for Raimondo and the US Public, this story will never get very far because the forces to supress it are way too powerful.
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Summary: Fascinating!
Review: This is a great read on a fascinating topic. The Terror Enigma reads like a fast-moving mystery-thriller novel - except everything the author relates is carefully documented as fact. The book is literally teeming with footnotes (187 of them, in the course of 96 pages!). What seems clear from the text is the following: The Israelis launched a major covert operation in the U.S. around the beginning of 2001, the purpose of which was two-fold: 1) To keep a close watch on the 19 hijackers and their confederates in the U.S., and 2) To divert U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies away from Mohammed Atta and his cohorts, and toward themselves. Raimondo draws back, however, from saying that the Israelis pulled off 9/11: what he does say, however, is that the Israelis had some foreknowledge of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and didn't tell us. I particularly liked his capsule history of Israeli "false flag" operations, from the infamous "Lavon Affair" to the more recent subsidies and support to Hamas (in its formative years). There's no way to understand 9/11 - and all that came after - without reading this short-but-explosive book.
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Summary: A stupid book
Review: This is a stupid book, what more can I say.
the logic is flawed, the research is poor, and the conclusion downright wrong.
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Summary: The truth
Review: This is an excellent book, carefully spelling out the key role of Israeli intelligence services in 9/11.
Where virtually the whole of the Islamic world goes wrong is in the false logical deduction that since Israel was clearly the prime beneficiary of 9/11, it must have also instigated it.
This is patently false!.........what this book reveals so clearly, is that despite having foreknowledge of 9/11, Israeli intelligence agencies, failed to warn he US........this is obviously not as serious as being a causal player in the whole affair, nevertheless, to the say the least, it is not the kind of behaviour one might expect from a nation that claims to be the US's closest ally
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