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Elias Davidsson. America's Betrayal Confirmed
Foreword by Dr. Andreas von Bülow
Introduction
Some Methodological Observations
A Practical Note for Readers
Chapter 1: The Road to 9/11 (the decade 1990-2001)
(1) The loss of the Soviet Threat
(2) Restating the rationale for U.S. global military supremacy
(3) Unique opportunities
(4) The benefits of an external threat
(5) Searching for a new adversary
(6) The ideal threat perception: Focused, durable, credible, useful
(7) Building up Osama bin Laden as a global threat
(8) The need for a traumatic event
Chapter 2: Establishing the official account of 9/11
(1) The official account of 9/11
(2) Fox News launched the five memes of the official account within minutes
(3) Bush determined within twenty minutes that "America is under attack"
(4) The “collapse” of the WTC was explained within four hours
(5) Main "facts" were established by Congressional vote within 24 hours
(6) FBI releases the names of “identified” hijackers
(7) FBI releases photographs of “believed” hijackers
(8) 9/11 as the birth of a new era
(9) Counter-Terrorism as the organizing principle for foreign policy
(10) No evidence for an Islamic attack from Afghanistan
(11) No evidence for bin Laden connection to 9/11
Conclusion to Chapter 2
Chapter 3: No evidence of Muslim hijackers. Introduction
(1) No authenticated flight manifests
(2) No one witnessed the hijackers at the security checkpoints
(3) No one witnessed the hijackers boarding the aircraft
(4) Dubious security videos
(5) “Hijackers” without bodies
Conclusions to Chapter 3
Chapter 4: The “hijackers” preferred worldly delights to paradise
(1) Getting drunk at Shuckum’s
(2) Enjoying America’s sex life
(3) Gambling
(4) The “hijackers” did not intend to die on 9/11
Conclusions to Chapter 4
Chapter 5: Were the “hijackers” secretive?
(1) Multiple encounters with police
(2) ‘Atta’ visited an FAA installation
(3) ‘Atta’ showed a keen interest in crop dusters
(4) ‘Atta’ said admiring Osama bin Laden and recruiting Al-Qaeda members
Conclusions to Chapter 5
Chapter 6: Were the “hijackers” sophisticated?
(1) Hani Hanjour’s exploits
(2) ‘Atta’s mysterious Portland detour
(3) Islamic terrorists who love to visit U.S. government offices
(4) Hijackers who don’t know how to order airline tickets
(5) Hijackers who lose their flight tickets
(6) Hijacker who has ticket but wants to buy one
(7) Hijackers who need an Arabic translator at the airport
Conclusions to Chapter 6
Chapter 7: How was the wreckage linked to specific aircraft?
(1) Crash debris must be identified and linked to a particular aircraft
(2) The identities of the aircraft were not determined
Conclusions to chapter 7
Chapter 8: Can aircraft engines vaporize?
(1) The strange crash site at Ground Zero
(2) The stranger crash site at the Pentagon
(3) The strangest crash site at Somerset County, Pennsylvania
Conclusions to Chapter 8
Chapter 9: Can aircraft continue flying past crash time?
(1) Operation Northwoods
(2) Flight UA93 flew past crash time {408}
(3) Flight UA175 flew past crash time
Conclusions to Chapter 9
Chapter 10: What was reported in phone calls from the aircraft?
(1) Puzzling conduct reported
(2) Inexplicable omissions
(3) Serious contradictions
Conclusions to Chapter 10
Chapter 11: What caused the disintegration of the Twin Towers?
(1) Unique events in the history of high-rise, steel-reinforced buildings
(2) The early birth of the official theory
(3) The destruction of the criminal evidence
(4) The first official investigation{506}
(5) The second official investigation
(6) The cover-up by FEMA-BPAT and NIST
(7) The “dustification” of the Twin Towers
(8) Foreknowledge of the Twin Towers’ disintegration
Conclusions to Chapter 11
Chapter 12: Was the collapse of WTC-7 a smoking gun?
(1) The official explanation for the collapse of WTC-7
(2) The Office of Emergency Management
(3) The evacuation of WTC-7
(4) The destruction of the crime scene at WTC-7
(5) The development of fires at WTC-7
(6) No firefighting efforts in WTC-7
(7) Damage to WTC-7 from falling debris
(8) Evidence of explosions at WTC-7
(9) The free fall of WTC-7
(10) Was the fire alarm system in WTC-7 disabled?
(11) Foreknowledge of collapse
(12) Suspect Larry Silverstein
Conclusions to Chapter 12
Chapter 13: How was public fear amplified on and after 9/11?
(1) Bomb scares all over the United States in September 2001
(2) Bomb scares around the world in September 2001
(3) Bomb scares against aircraft in September 2001
(4) Scaring the President
(5) Scaring U.S. legislators
Chapter 14: How was 9/11 investigated? (1) International norms of adequate investigations
(2) No rush in investigating 9/11
(3) No investigations of aircraft crashes
(4) Sham investigation of the Pentagon damage
(5) Presidential opposition to a Congressional investigation
(6) A Congressional Commission grudgingly established
(7) Thwarting the work of the Congressional Commission
(8) The Congressional Commission’s own sins
(9) No prosecutions of 9/11 planners and facilitators
Conclusions to Chapter 14
Chapter 15. How were victims’ families induced to ask no questions?
(1) Conditionalities
(2) The quest for truth and justice thwarted
(3) Honors bestowed
(4) Inducing 9/11 victims to blame Saudi Arabia and Iran
Conclusions to Chapter 15
Chapter 16: Terrorism in the shadow of military exercises (1) Evidence of a huge confusion in American skies
(2) The reason for the confusion
(3) The simulated hijackings on 9/11
(4) Did the phone callers participate in the exercises?
Conclusions to Chapter 16
Chapter 17: The revolutionary potential of 9/11 truth (1) An unprecedented propaganda coup
(2) The dereliction of academia
(3) The dereliction of the Left
(4) A superfluous and futile demand
(5) The revolutionary potential of 9/11 truth
Select Bibliography
List of acronyms
End Notes
