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2 Elias Davidsson The Betrayal of America Revisiting the 9/11 Evidence • Comprehensive • Thorough • Verifiable • Modular • Devastating © Elias Davidsson, 2019 All Rights Reserved www.juscogens.org ISBN 9979-889-88-8 3 Before reading the book Reading this book may entail a risk. It may anger you. It may make you sad. It may shake some of your beliefs. It will undoubtedly raise questions. Whatever feelings it may cause in you, don’t blame the author. Feel free to communicate to him your impressions, point out deficiencies, mistakes of fact, flawed reasoning; ask questions; recommend improvements. You’ll reach him through his webpage aldeilis.net/english/contact/ Should you appreciate this book, please recommend it to your friends and colleagues. You can also make a donation through paypal.me/eliasdavidsson to support the author’s ongoing research. The author wishes you an informative, and exciting lecture. About the author Elias Davidsson was born in Palestine in 1941. His parents were German Jewish refugees/ immigrants. He settled in Iceland in 1962 and retired with his wife to Germany in 2008. His professional life was divided into two distinct periods. In the first period (1961-1983), he worked as a computer expert, partly with IBM. In the second period (1983-1999), he acted as music teacher, organist, choir master, arranger and composer. His works for musical education are used in numerous countries and are available commercially. In parallel to his professional life, Davidsson devoted substantial time to the struggle for peace and justice. He co-founded the Association Iceland-Palestine. The devastating effects of the economic sanctions imposed on the people of Iraq in the 1990s affected Davidsson profoundly. He spent several years researching these measures and published several papers in law journals denouncing this unprecedented crime against humanity. It took more than a year for Davidsson to discover that the official account on 9/11 was flawed. This discovery compelled him to investigate this event for more than 10 years. His first book on 9/11, “Hijacking America’s Mind on 9/11” was published in the U.S. in 2013. Davidsson also investigated other terrorist attacks, including the London Transport bombings of 2005, the Mumbai attacks of 2008 and other similar operations and developed a method to differentiate between authentic and synthetic terrorism. The author’s political webpage is aldeilis.net / juscogens.org and his musical webpage is tonar-og-steinar.com. 4 Table of Contents Introduction............................................................................................................................... 8 Some methodological observations .................................................................................... 10 A practical note for readers ................................................................................................. 11 1. The Road to 9/11................................................................................................................ 12 (a) The Loss of the Soviet Threat ....................................................................................... 12 (b) Opportunities and challenges ........................................................................................ 14 (c) Restating the rationale for U.S. global military supremacy .......................................... 17 (d) The benefits of an external threat ................................................................................ 19 (e) Public complacency as a threat .................................................................................... 20 (f) The need for public legitimation................................................................................... 21 (g) Searching for new enemies ......................................................................................... 21 (h) Attributes of an optimal “enemy” ................................................................................ 23 A focussed threat............................................................................................................. 23 A lasting threat ................................................................................................................ 24 A credible threat.............................................................................................................. 24 The ideal threat ............................................................................................................... 26 The build-up of Osama bin Laden as a formidable enemy............................................. 27 (i) The need for a traumatic event..................................................................................... 30 2. Establishing the 9/11 myth ................................................................................................. 33 (a) Osama bin Laden was named after 13 minutes ............................................................ 33 (b) Bush determined instantaneously that “America is under attack” ................................ 34 (c) The disintegration of the WTC explained within six hours ......................................... 34 (d) Main “facts” established by Congressional vote within 24 hours ................................ 35 (e) FBI releases the names of the alleged hijackers............................................................ 36 (f) Paul Wolfowitz's evasive answer .................................................................................. 37 (g) FBI releases photographs of the alleged hijackers ........................................................ 37 (h) The U.S. government: “We have no obligation to prove our case” ............................. 37 (i) Donald Rumsfeld's evasive answer................................................................................ 38 (j) The attacks of 9/11 as the birth of a new era.................................................................. 38 (k) Counter-Terrorism as the organizing principle for foreign policy ................................ 39 (l) No links between Afghanistan and 9/11 ........................................................................ 39 3. No evidence of 19 Muslim hijackers .................................................................................. 41 (a) No authenticated passenger lists ................................................................................... 43 Adding and deleting passengers' names after the crashes .............................................. 43 Curious discrepancies in names ...................................................................................... 47 The unauthenticated passenger lists................................................................................ 49 FBI and airlines' refusal to release authentic lists........................................................... 50 (b) No one saw the hijackers at the security checkpoints .................................................. 52 (c) No one saw the hijackers at the boarding gates ........................................................... 53 (d) No authenticated CCTV of the hijackers ...................................................................... 54 (e) No positive identification of the hijackers' bodily remains .......................................... 57 (e) Was Ziad Jarrah framed and murdered? ....................................................................... 60 Conclusions to chapter 3..................................................................................................... 62 5 4. Were the 9/11 “hijackers” real Muslims? .......................................................................... 64 (a) Getting drunk at Shuckum’s .......................................................................................... 65 (b) The Longboat Key episode ........................................................................................... 68 (c) Drinking in the Philippines ........................................................................................... 69 (d) Other drinking testimonies ............................................................................................ 70 (e) Enjoying America’s worldly delights ............................................................................ 70 (f) Gambling ...................................................................................................................... 72 (g) Did “Atta” live with a stripper? ................................................................................... 72 (h) Did the “hijackers” intend to die on 11 September 2001? ........................................... 74 5. Did the “hijackers” possess the required flying skills?....................................................... 77 (a) The difficulty in flying “blind” ...................................................................................... 78 (b) The difficulties of hitting the World Trade Center at over 530 mph ............................. 79 (c) The difficulty of hitting the west side of the Pentagon at 530 mph .............................. 81 6. Did the “hijackers” try to remain “below the radar”? ........................................................ 85 (a) Creating a bad impression ............................................................................................. 85 (b) Losing official U.S. documents, getting duplicates ...................................................... 86 (c) Encounters with police ...............................................................................................