Authors Mentioning Their Own Books Options

[DeanHartwell]

I have gathered all of my writings, going back to 2005, on 9/11 in one book. It is called "Facts Talk but the Guilty Walk: the 9/11 No Hijacker Theory and Its Indictment of Our Leaders" and is available now on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Facts-Talk-but-Guilt...9217&sr=1-4

"Dean T. Hartwell puts into regular-sized font all of his work on the subject of 9/11. Part One is "Indictment of Conspiracy," a chapter of his book "Dead Men Talking: Consequences of Government Lies." Hartwell identifies many of the perpetrators of the crimes of 9/11 and states what they did and with whom they did it.

Part Two is the entire book "Planes without Passengers: the Faked Hijackings of 9/11." Hartwell gives a compelling hypothesis, backed by fact and circumstantial evidence, that the plotters used planes and passengers as props to simulate hijackings and to misdirect the investigation.

Part Three is a set of essays on the topic of 9/11 going back to 2005. Among them is "If a Good Man Would Have Talked: the Grand Jury Testimony of Colin Powell," a fictional hearing in which the reader learns the group of people behind the whole crimes.

Another essay, "Osama bin Laden Had Nothing to Do with 9/11" is a timely and well-reasoned argument that the United States used bin Laden, first as a partner in fighting the old Soviet Union in Afghanistan, and then as a scapegoat for the events of 9/11. The case that bin Laden actually died shortly after 2001 may come as a surprise to those who think we was killed May 1, 2011!

The brand-new Afterword tells how we, the public, become so easily misled by what our leaders and by what the media explain to us about events like 9/11. Hartwell demonstrates that this tragedy was planned well in advance and had as its foreshadowing events that took place in Iran and other parts of the Middle East over thirty years ago!"

[zoeken]

OK, I'll bite.


Anyone checked this out yet?

Have any knowledge of Hartwell? (no offense, Dean)


My personal research is the passengers, so I am interested in his angle.

And the Powell thing sound interesting.

[zoeken]

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OK Dean, I will check it out. My interest is piqued.

After googling you, I will also check out Dead men Talking.

I'll review afterwards. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[DeanHartwell]

Thanks, Zoeken!
I look forward to your review!

Dean

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No response.


OK Dean, I will check it out. My interest is piqued.

After googling you, I will also check out Dead men Talking.

I'll review afterwards. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[DeanHartwell]

Zoeken,

How is the reading going? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/thumbsup.gif)

DEAN

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OK Dean, I will check it out. My interest is piqued.

After googling you, I will also check out Dead men Talking.

I'll review afterwards. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[amazed!]

Just checking in today, I liked the post Dean, and thanks for taking the time and putting it all together. Thanks from me and mine.

Been busy as hell lately, but will put that on my list. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cheers.gif)

[zoeken]

Hi Dean,

Finished, and I like it (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Been swamped in life!! I will try to get something typed up this week.

[DeanHartwell]

Thanks, Zoeken! I look forward to it! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Hi Dean,

Finished, and I like it (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Been swamped in life!! I will try to get something typed up this week.