9/11: An Investigation Into the Networks, Alliances, and Complicity takes you behind the official narrative of 9/11 and into the shadowy world where jihadist networks, intelligence agencies, governments, and geopolitical interests intersect.
From Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to Qatar, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, and Washington, this explosive investigation follows the money, the connections, the warnings that went unheeded, and the decisions that helped shape the rise of Al-Qaeda and the global jihadist movement.
Why were key warnings ignored? Why did some governments suspected of supporting jihadist networks escape serious scrutiny? What was the role of Pakistan's intelligence service? Why was Iran's relationship with Al-Qaeda largely overlooked? And what really happened in the hunt for Osama bin Laden?
The book also revisits the controversial insider-trading allegations surrounding 9/11, the mysterious escape of jihadists, the alleged Israeli connection, America's support for Islamist forces in later conflicts, and the repeated failures of Washington to learn from its past mistakes.
Provocative, meticulously argued, and unwilling to accept easy answers, this book challenges readers to reconsider what they thought they knew about 9/11—and about the decades of geopolitical decisions that followed.
