9/11: Official Complicity ...Connecting the Dots9/11: Official Complicity is written to call attention to the inconsistencies of the American government's response to 9/11, blending a mix of fact and fiction in the story of one man's journey into the heart of the controversy over the attacks in America on Sept. 11, 2001. When 58 year old Alex Monroe visits the site of his wife's death, on the anniversary of the terrorist bombing of a London subway on July 7th 2005, he is drawn immediately to a few American tourists who also lost those close to them during 9/11. He promises to visit Ground Zero and pay his respects. What Alex doesn't know is that he will become entangled in a mess of lies, government conspiracy and in possession of incriminating documents that could prove the United States government's involvement in 9/11, all the while being chased by one determined government secret agent; Nash. The author peppers the novel with citations from reputable newspapers and media outlets, giving the reader a survey of how there were indications of the attacks well before the events actually occurred. A work of thrilling fiction, 9/11: Official Complicity poses a hypothetical world of government involvement in terrorist action that seems frighteningly possible. Was there a 'cover-up' by the United States Government . . . ? . . . You can be the judge of that. http:// |
Contents
Chapter One | 1 |
Chapter Two | 9 |
Chapter Three | 25 |
Chapter Four | 33 |
Chapter Five | 49 |
Chapter Six | 67 |
Chapter Seven | 109 |
Chapter Eight | 121 |
Chapter Sixteen | 237 |
Chapter Seventeen | 245 |
Chapter Eighteen | 257 |
Chapter Nineteen | 273 |
Chapter Twenty | 279 |
Chapter Twentyone | 291 |
Chapter Twentytwo | 297 |
Chapter Twentythree | 315 |
Chapter Nine | 129 |
Chapter Ten | 153 |
Chapter Eleven | 175 |
Chapter Twelve | 191 |
Chapter Thirteen | 201 |
Chapter Fourteen | 213 |
Chapter Fifteen | 229 |
Chapter Twentyfour | 323 |
Chapter Twentyfive | 339 |
Chapter Twentysix | 349 |
Acknowledgements | 353 |
Back Cover | 357 |