By Dennis L. Cuddy, Ph.D.
March 6, 2007
NewsWithViews.com
The "Hereinafter" part at the end of Kristin Breitweiser's new book, WAKE-UP CALL, reads like a beautiful poem to her deceased husband who was killed on 9/11. One can sense the deep love they had for each other.
The primary thesis of this excellent book, though, is exemplified by a key element for which she was searching in the 9/11 Commission report. She found it in "Footnote 44," but more on that in a moment.
There is information found in this book which the press has not publicized. For example, she recounts a visit to Henry Kissinger shortly after he was named to head the 9/11 Commission. She and the rest of her "motley group of 9/11 victims" cross-examined Kissinger about his clients. When they asked if any were of the bin Laden family, he became "unsteady," spilled his cup of coffee, and "nearly fell off the couch." He resigned the next day.
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