A remarkable new book on 9/11

[Ed Jewett]

Research on the writings of Catherine Austin Fitts, or direct inquiry of her through her website at Solari, might assist in some understanding; she was one of the very first people to "go public" on the 9/11 attacks with the claims that it was a financial crime first and foremost. In addition to the questions about the gold, there are the insider trading allegations, the hard drives buried in the rubble and then in Convar (which underwent a series of acquisitions by companies alleged to have been involved in the crimes, thus closing off any disclosure of their findings in re-constructing the hard drives), the Enron matter then in litigation and whose records were supposedly stored in WTC7, etc. Much of this is not necessarily indicative of who organized the endeavor so much as the activities that were undertaken ("collateral crimes") once the endeavor was known to be going down.