Suspicion and Intrigue Surround Death of 9/11 Book

[Wokeman]

Author Tom Modern writes:

The publication of the book, Smack Down 9-11, a 500-pg. tome by New York author, Tom Modern, went under contract for publication with Publish America of Maryland in 2006. The book chronicles the 9-11 attacks and is a virtual catalogue of 9-11 data. It stands to prove that the 9-11 attacks were a much more protracted and extensive operation than anyone was previously told.

About the time Tom was preparing a final draft of his manuscript, is when things got strange. “That’s when all the fun started,” Tom says. “First, a young, attractive, educated-looking woman tried to steal my manuscript at a public library. I caught her red faced and red handed. She was no ordinary thief.” The woman then sat back down in the back of the room where she had a view of the entire place. Shortly afterward, she was standing outside a couple doors down talking exasperatedly on her cell phone. “I guess she blew her first mission….” Tom surmises.

Next, Tom’s mail was continually tampered with. “I got letters torn open in half, or missing the envelopes entirely. I don’t know how you can even deliver mail like that.”

Then came the kicker. “Somebody forged the Certified Mail signature for the termination of contract notice sent by the publisher in April 2007. I finally got the letter in July, yet someone had signed for it back in April.”

Tom claimed Breach of Contract, originally claiming one million dollars in damages against Publisher America. Tom took the publisher to arbitration in January 2008, yet still lost. “Let me just say that when the fix is in, it has a way of trickling down to all levels. I had a very strong case and I believe I argued that case successfully.”

Tom believes the moral of the story is that “As soon as you go against the official, Simple-Simon 9-11 story, everyone throws you under the bus…..”

Willie Nelson, a recent 9-11 dissenter, was countered by some saying, ‘Oh, but he smokes pot.’

Tom Modern can be reached in NYC at:

tom_modern@hotmail.com.

[fish5133]

Do authors still use "manuscript" in this day and age of computers and spell check!

[TonyGosling]

I hope so.
All the best stuff's written out longhand isn't it?