Book Review: 9/11: The Simple Facts by Arthur Naiman and Gregg Roberts

The authors, Arthur Naiman and Gregg Roberts offer a critical explanation of the attacks on 9/11 in 9/11: The Simple Facts.  The authors present the facts and observations, describing and detailing eyewitness accounts at the scene and during the cleanup of the destroyed World Trade Center buildings, which included the North Tower, the South Tower, and World Trade Center 7.

As incredulous as it should be to believe the 9/11 attacks go beyond the hijackers of Islamic faith, a fact that is important to note based on the hijackers own words, it is more inconceivable that a handful of hijackers could accomplish the massacre without the assistance, both financially and legally, of other governments including some working within the United States.  

The authors explore the facts of the event, providing intelligent and sober conclusions leading to sabotage, espionage, and conspiracy orchestrated, organized and executed by friends and adversaries with the goal to cripple, maim and kill working class Americans.  The writing style is thought out and comfortably paced, presented in a way that the reader can comprehend the critical analysis.

This book is for audiences who want to see beyond the government-approved narrative of the official 9/11 Commission.