Okay, so the book starts out loaded with conjecture, second-hand sources, and shamelessly bad prose. Can you say, grammar?
I am not being a jerk, but I can write better than this. It's just hard to take seriously; thus, I did not make it more than two-hundred pages deep. And that was a serious undertaking.
Now, I am not conservative in the slightest--crazily liberal, infact--and don't quite care for the governments take on what happened.
However, the more I researched empirically and submerged myself in the world of cold science, the more I came back empty-handed. I was finding nothing that indicated the more elaborate and fanciful explanations/conspiracies that the "theorists" were putting out.
I started talking to my physics prof/ the campus ME faculty and subscribed to a few scientific journals, all of this circa 2004-05, when I realized that when you take a completely uncontrolled circumstance, such as 9/11, there are and will be so many variables and unaccounted-for's, that it will make all the unexplained phenomena of a controlled experiment (and there is, almost every time) look wildly meek by contrast.
And I was able to personally debunk every 9/11 theory out there. Almost.
The only one that remains a true oddity that side-stepped my rationale was WT7. And I have yet to here anyone really debunk this one rationally.
I still can't fully account for that. And I believe it needs to be.
The rest is junk, including this badly written/researched book.
Please, not this book. Any other book, this one's for the reptilian race believers.
Peace.