The Trigger: The Lie That Changed the World

I have read almost all of David Icke's books, and I consider him to be the world's best conspiracy researcher. This book exceeded even my very high expectations. Mr. Icke goes into extreme detail to document the absurdity of the official 9/11 story. No objective person could believe in the official 9/11 narrative after reading this book.

David Icke also thoroughly documents that a Sabbatian-Frankist Death Cult was behind 9/11. Mr. Icke documents that ultra-Zionists such as Michael Chertoff and others covered up the criminal investigation into the 9/11 attacks. Icke stresses in this book that what he is exposing is not a "Jewish plot", but rather a conspiracy for human control by a global Hidden Hand in which ultra-Zionism and the Sabbatian-Frankist Death Cult are major players.

I highly recommend this important book to anyone who wants to learn what is really happening in the world.

I respect and admire David Icke. I listen to his podcasts on a weekly basis and can honestly say that I agree with 95% of his assertions.

I bought a paper version of The Trigger, hoping to find new and important insights into this historically important world event. Sadly, I couldn't read beyond 100 pages of the book for it is painfully obvious that despite his enlightening investigative and analytical skills, for reasons that escape my understanding, Icke bases his investigation of 9/11 centering on the publicly accepted notion that airplanes struck three buildings on 9/11.

Anyone can frame-by-frame watch the available videos of the alleged airplanes hitting towers 1 and 2 of the WTC and come to the mind-boggling realization that those planes are ridiculous, poorly made computer animations. From this, attention must be focused on the fact that the buildings suffered the effect of explosions, not of airplanes hitting them, and of further controlled demolitions. Therefore digging, time and research must be dedicated on WHEN and HOW the buildings were rigged for the explosions and coordinated demolitions we did see.

Icke not only flat out ignores the no-plane notion, but also theorizes exhaustively on the false version that planes crashed against the buildings and goes on to criticize the military and "intelligence" actors that did not act upon such planes -- planes that did not fly, much less hit the towers, or even existed.

This book will open your eyes! Boy will you be shocked by Part One and Part Two of this book. Part One documents the fact that traditional 9/11 narrative does not hold up to scrutiny. WTC Building Seven, for instance, which was never even hit by a plane.

Part Two of the book is even more striking, not to mention deliciously politcally incorrect. But yet Icke has facts on his side. My only criticism is the fact that the book is a little long-winded at times. For instance, there are paragraphs made up of long lists of names that could probably have been compiled into a table. Nonetheless, the book is a masterpiece. Get it before it gets banned!

David delves into the background of those behind the 9/11 attack to answer the question frequently posed by others, "they wouldn't do that to their own!" Just the first few chapters will have you re-thinking that. As long as you have an open mind about this. one thing id for certain you can forget the notion that a single man in a cave across the other side of the world directed 19 men to hijack 4 planes on the fateful day with nothing but a laptop computer. (Can you imagine the WiFi service he must have had!?!? I can barely get service now & I live in California.) Informative and frightening because those that are responsible have yet to face justice!

It’s everything I’ve known about but put together in one book. People need to care about the issues raised in this book.

David Icke has a tendency to research subjects to death and give as many facts as possible. So, beware you might not enjoy this book if you like washed-out and un-researched information.

Real Investigation into what actually happened on 911 and how it changed society from that day on.