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Triple Cross: How bin Laden's Master Spy Penetrated the CIA, the Green Berets, and the FBI--and Why Patrick Fitzgerald Failed to Stop Him
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Hardcover - 05 September, 2006 Regan Books
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Author: Peter Lance ISBN: 0060886889
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Lance breaks new ground on Able Danger While I was deciding how I should start a review of Peter Lance's new book - I remembered a quote from Monica Gabrielle, one of the 9/11 widows, in a documentary about 9/11: "The one thing that I personally was hoping for was another Woodward and Bernstein with regard to 9/11. Someone, anyone that was willing to put their teeth into this."
For All Who've Been Waiting for the Truth about 9/11. Perhaps the only thing that outdoes the scope of this shattering history of a master spy in our midst is the documentation that Peter Lance provides. After reading his first two books on 9/11 and the FBI, ONE THOUSAND YEARS FOR REVENGE and COVER UP, I wondered what else could be uncovered by this intrepid reporter.Reading TRIPLE CROSS is to experience one "wow" after another and to have the rare sense that this author continues to go to the endth degree to get the facts. As a result, we are finally getting the truth that millions of Americans have longed for.
A triple cross if there ever was one Peter Lance, I've decided, must be a spy with a sly sense of humor. I found it very funny that his previous cover-up story was self-descriptively entitled "Cover Up." Now he finishes his trilogy with a triple-cross -- and calls it just that!
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