by Andreas von Bülow · Ellago Ediciones · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788495881731
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In 'The CIA and 9/11', Andreas von Bülow, a former German minister and intelligence expert, questions the official version of the 9/11 attacks. The author examines the inconsistencies in the unfolding of events, from the precision of the planes to the lack of intervention by air defenses, and asks whether the attack might have benefited the Bush administration. Bülow argues that an operation of this magnitude would be unthinkable without the involvement of the intelligence services, pointing towards the CIA. This book compiles the inconsistencies with in-depth knowledge, leaving the reader with numerous questions about what really happened that day.
