David Ray Griffin’s new book: 9/11 as yet another guilt trip for Christian Americans?

For the increasing number of those who have accepted the premise that the official account of who perpetrated the attacks of 9/11 is completely false, David Ray Griffin’s new book, Christian Faith and the Truth Behind 9/11, asks the question: Where do we go from here?

The first half of the book is a summation of the evidence demonstrating that the official story of 19 Arab hijackers cannot be true, and that therefore “it was a “false-flag operation, orchestrated by domestic terrorists.” While many who have read Griffin’s previous books, The New Pearl Harbor and The 9/11 Commission Report: Omissions and Distortions, will readily agree that it was a false-flag operation, Griffin seems a bit hasty in assuming that it was carried out by “domestic” terrorists. Couldn’t they have been foreigners who had infiltrated American government institutions?

Griffin gives examples of false-flag operations by other countries, such as the 1933 Reichstag Fire in Germany, but he curiously omits Israel’s Lavon Affair of 1956, which would seem to be more compelling as it is an example of Americans being targeted with Arabs being set up as scapegoats, as was the case in the 9/11 attacks.