yousef, ramzi ahmed

Traces the terrorist career and FBI investigation of Ramzi Yousef's bombings of the World Trade Center, an Iranian temple, and a Philippine Airline flight; and discusses the ability of terrorists to fabricate bombs and the government's inability to stop them.

Analyzes the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center which the author claims was intended to bring down the twin towers and argues that the Iraqi government was key in the planning and implementation of the attack and that the failure of the U.S. to thoroughly investigate the incident left the country vulnerable to future terrorist plots.