- Paperback: 224 pages
- Publisher: Floran Publishing; 2nd edition (7 July 2007)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0955536308
- ISBN-13: 978-0955536304
- Product Dimensions: 19.6 x 12.8 x 2.4 cm
- Average Customer Review: 2.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 165,891 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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I read this book amongst many others about 7/7 as I was on a bus in London that very morning and wanted to dicsover as much about it as possible - this is the only one that stood out as very "made-up" and my instincts told me that this book was only created to make money out of a tragic event. Unforgivable. Even if there was a conspiracy - this book has zero evidence there was and should never have been published. It's an insult to those who died and who were injured.
11 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Like many people, at first I just took the events of 7/7 at face value. I naively believed all the sensationalist waffle in the mainstream media reports. But then by accident I came accross a radio interview with Daniel Obachike and that sparked my curiosity. We so rarely hear of first hand accounts unless they have been carefully honed and edited for the corporate media. I started to investigate this further and found many startling, shocking and disturbing inconsistancies not just with the official 'story' but also in the treatment of the witnesses and the the way the government had dealt with the whole issue. It is patently clear that there was some kind of cover up. People will believ what they want to believe but the truth will always come out eventually. I read Daniel's book front to back in one night I was absolutely gripped by his account. As someone who has an eye for detail I found it refreshing to read a first hand 'full fat' account rather than the watered down 'skimmed' variety we find so often in mainstream newspapers and TV reports. I wholeheartedly recommend this book and ask that people overlook any so-called grammatical imperfections or writing styles, because the important thing is that Daniel has a message and it doesn't matter HOW that message is conveyed, what matters is that it IS conveyed. This book will open your eyes!
7 of 10 people found the following review helpful
I came to this book from the perspective of someone who already knew about the large number of inconsistencies surrounding the 9/11 attacks in America. I was curious about the London attacks and amazed to learn that both these attacks had something in common: terror drills of the exact same scenarios were being conducted when those events went live. Can it really be just a coincidence? Luckily we have a survivor's account to tell us what the media would not about the events of 7/7. Luckily we have a man who had the wherewithal to take notes and ask questions, and to keep tabs on how the media reported the story and how their story kept changing.
Yes, the book could have been proofread better, and at first one does question the need for frequent passages about flirting with women in the tube etc. But I think they just go to show Daniel Obachike's attention to detail and honesty about his mindset. The way the book is written shows Obachike is just an ordinary man who was caught up in extraordinary events. Traumatic as those events were, he did not just try to sweep them under the rug and forget. No, he did the brave thing by sharing his story with the world, and it is a story worth reading.
Yes, the book could have been proofread better, and at first one does question the need for frequent passages about flirting with women in the tube etc. But I think they just go to show Daniel Obachike's attention to detail and honesty about his mindset. The way the book is written shows Obachike is just an ordinary man who was caught up in extraordinary events. Traumatic as those events were, he did not just try to sweep them under the rug and forget. No, he did the brave thing by sharing his story with the world, and it is a story worth reading.
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Not To Be Trusted
Obachike has attacked and betrayed at least one serious 7/7 researcher (who had initially trusted him). Read more
Published 12 months ago by K. BOYLE
Liar - Research the author first.
The author is a deluded fantasist, with dreams about being followed by MI5. You will find several accounts of 7/7 bus survivors that can't confirm he was there. Read more
Published 19 months ago by authorisaliar
Awful
Absolutely terrible book. Factually inconsistent, typo's everywhere and doesn't reveal ANYTHING about 7/7. Read Nafeez Ahmeds 'The London Bombings' instead.
Published 21 months ago by Gareth
The 4th bomb - inside London's terror storm
I was very interested to read this book as I had already totally rejected the government's efforts to make us believe that the events of 7/7/2005 were solely down to four Islamic... Read more
Published 22 months ago by Marian
Poorly written drivel
Only read a third of it. It's so poorly written. Full of descriptive waffle seemingly due to the lack of substance to fill a book with this "true story".
Published on 13 Nov 2008 by Mr. Richard Rosson
A major contribution to truth
The fact that it has been inadequately proof-read and contains numerous grammatical and typographical errors should not deter anyone from reading this riveting book which is by no... Read more
Published on 2 Aug 2007 by B. M. Mckenzie
Could have been great
A fine idea: London's 7th of July attacks occurred, as many believe 9/11 did, with at least some fore knowledge by the Security Services. Read more
Published on 31 July 2007 by C. Wilson
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