The New York Times review (2/4/08) of Philip Shenon's book, The Commission, referred to Philip Zelikow as the Black Hat of the story. This book contains a wealth of detail on behind-the-scenes relationships and processes within the 9/11 Commission. In my opinion, the writing will be best savored, evaluated, and utilized within the 9/11 truth community. To underestimate it or refuse to read it because of some basic faults would deprive one so deciding a generous experience in their search for truth. The NYT book review magazine carried a large ad for the book (2/10/08) with a red background that the paper's influential readers couldn't miss, proclaiming in bold print, "The Shocking Omissions and Distortions of the 9/11 Report." Descriptive statements followed, beginning with "The secret relationship between Karl Rove and the executive director of the Commission." A second ad of the same size appeared on 2/25/08, and again it would be difficult for NYT readers to miss the headline, in all caps, "THE BOOK THAT OFFICIAL WASHINGTON DOESN'T WANT YOU TO READ." I think this volume will bring far more good energy than harm to the goal of helping educate the public to the need of a truly independent 9/11 investigative body that can exercise subpoena power. The great books of this movement -- by Dr. Griffin and others -- take priority for reading and promotion, but Shenon's extensive research makes a substantial contribution. Let it be used intelligently.