Title: The terror conspiracy : deception, 9/11, and the loss of liberty /
Authors: Marrs, Jim.
Publisher: Disinformation ; Virgin [distributor],
Year: 2006
Subjects: September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001.; War on Terrorism, 2001-2009; Conspiracies United States; United States Politics and government; United States Politics and government
Abstract: Explores unanswered questions about the September 11th attacks, arguing that the attacks may have been "an inside job" the United States government either planned or passively allowed to happen.
Contents: Pt. I. The events of September 11, 2001 -- A chronology of events -- Unresolved questions abound -- What did President Bush know, and when? -- Did war games aid the terrorists? -- Who authorized the Bid Laden evacuation? -- What about the hijackers themselves? -- What really happened at the Pentagon? -- Explosions at the World Trade Center -- Firefighters thought the fires were controllable -- What caused the collapse of WTC building 7? -- FEMA's report: cause of WTC collapses unknown -- Tracks of foreknowledge -- The FBI couldn't, or wouldn't, connect the dots -- Missed opportunities at the CIA -- Selling stocks short indicates foreknowledge -- What about Israeli foreknowledge? -- Were the hijacked planes remotely controlled? -- What really happened to Flight 93? -- Remote viewers look at 9/11 -- The official 9/11 inquiry: another warren commission? -- Pt. II. War for oil and drugs -- The Central Asian gas pipeline -- Afghan attack was planned long ago -- Wag the dog in Iraq? -- Cheney's dealings in Iraq -- Iraqis and the Murrah Federal building bombing -- Why did the US military rush into Baghdad? -- US complicity in the world drug trade -- Bin Laden, the made-to-order enemy -- Bin Laden replies to Bush -- The Bin Laden family and friends -- Pt. III. The 9/11 backlash -- A history of unconstitutional actions -- Posse comitatus ignored -- A questionable military record -- Creating Homeland Security -- Was George Orwell right about 1984? -- Tom Ridge and the Phoenix program -- Homeland Security at work -- Enter the Patriot Act -- The Patriot Act at work -- Internment camps in place -- Big brother's technology -- Governing by secrecy and decree -- The shadow government knows -- Pt. IV. Historical precedents -- The Reichstag fire -- Pearl Harbor -- The Gulf War -- Would Americans allow attacks on Americans? -- War as an economic stimulus -- The mass media -- A dismal foreign policy record -- Manufactured enemies -- The Hegelian dialectic -- What do we know now?