9/11 Commission Report

9/11 Commission Report book review The actual name of this book is the Final Report of the National Commission on The Terrorist Attacks upon the United States. This book is the official report of the findings of the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11th 2001. The President and Congress suggested that the 9/11 Commission get this information and release it to the public so that all of us actually know what happened. In November of 2002 the book was started and it was not finished until the middle of 2004. It was the summer of 2004 when the people of this country became more and more educated on this subject. In order to fully write this document, the writers interviewed more than one thousand people and read hundreds if not thousands of pages based on the September 11th attacks. The report released evidence of the hijackers on security cameras in the airports, passengers were described in their last moments on the plane, and the dialogue from inside the cockpits of the hijacked planes. There were a total of 19 hijackers on September 11th. The leader of the hijackers was Mohammed Atta, a young Muslim man from Egypt. The commission concluded the terrorists were all linked to Osama Bin Laden, the leader of Al-Qaeda. Immediately after the terrorist attacks on 9/11, Bin Laden was placed on the FBI’s top ten most wanted list, for obvious reasons. Coalition forces stationed in Afghanistan have been on the heels of this man for more than six years now. Bin Laden is still on the run and is believed to be hiding in the vast mountains of the Afghanistan and Pakistan Border. In the early 1980’s Bin Laden joined the Afghan mujahideen in order to fight against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. After ten years he split from this group and created Al-Qaeda; which he claimed would have a more military role. It was clear that it was Osama Bin Laden who organized and authorized the September 11th hijackings and attacks on the United States. At the