1) If you wonder how or why such statements as these can possibly be inspired by the publication of a single book, read this overwhelmingly moving and powerfully descriptive review by Joey Moore, who, with good reason, remarks that "[It] isn't every day that tears roll down one's cheeks while studying a science text book."  

2) Or do the same with this one by Bryan D. Behie, who writes that the book "is about courage. It is about Dr. Judy Wood's courage in writing it and in overcoming tremendous odds in getting it published, and, it is about the reader's courage to look at the evidence and make up their own minds about what happened at the World Trade Center in New York City, lower Manhattan on September 11, 2001, the day that changed everything."

3) No point in stopping now, is there? Go on to this pointed review by Eric Wachsman, who writes that "Dr. Wood eschews finger pointing in favor of the primary task of scientifically assessing the evidence to determine what happened and how." 

4) Or, for that matter, take a look at Eric Larsen's Foreword to Where Did the Towers Go? where he writes that "Dr. Wood herself has been regularly and sometimes spectacularly victimized, smeared, attacked, marginalized, and misrepresented by figures and groups putatively "inside" the 9/11 truth movement. . . . In spite of these crimes, violations, and attacks. . . however, Dr. Wood remained devoted unflinchingly to her research, and, here, now, with its completion and with the publication of Where Did the Towers Go?, she brings the paralysis and bloody in-fighting of the truth movement to an end."

5) And, finally, go here to buy the book and do what you, too, can do to save the soul, and to save the future, of the nation of which you are--or were, and now with luck will be again--a citizen.