Do you believe George W. Bush's account of what happened on 9/11? If so, you're in a small minority--only sixteen percent of Americans, according to a New York Times/CBS poll. If you belong to the more skeptical and less gullible majority, you'll find The 9/11 Conspiracy a fascinating store of hard facts and rigorous analysis--demonstrating conclusively that the official version just cannot possibly be true. Why did the Twin Towers, specifically designed to withstand the impact of airliners, completely disintegrate, something that has never happened to any skyscraper building before or since? Why were there explosions in their sub-basements before the airplanes hit these buildings? Why did Building 7 come down late that afternoon, even though not hit by any aircraft and enduring no jet-fuel-based fires? Why does the official story require an aerodynamically impossible flight trajectory for the Boeing 757 alleged to have hit the Pentagon? The studies collected in The 9/11 Conspiracy answer the crucial questions about the political context, the scientific findings, and why this atrocity occurred. If you want to believe in the Bush administration, you probably shouldn't read it. If you want the truth, you should.