The buzz around Debunking 9/11 Myths is heating up on the blogs. Let's see what people are saying.

Blogger Austin Bay writes, “The book puts into practice former Senator and genuine intellectual Daniel P. Moynihan’s exquisite quip ‘Everyone is entitled to his own opinion. He is not entitled to his own facts.’ I especially like John McCain's foreward and editor-in-chief James Miegs Afterword is also excellent. Buy the book and read it. Send it to Michael Moore and Mahmoud Amadinejad. And Howard Dean.

Glenn Reynolds, creator of Instapundit.com writes, “It's a much-expanded version of the Popular Mechanics mythbusting article from last year, with a foreword by John McCain on the toxic nature of the circulating conspiracy theories. Perhaps they should teach it at the University of Wisconsin.

Richard Clarke
"9/11 Myths is a reliable and rational answer to the many fanciful conspiracy theories about 9-11. Despite the fact that the myths are fictitious, many have caught on with those who do not trust their government to tell the truth anymore. Fortunately, the government is not sufficiently competent to pull off such conspiracies and too leaky to keep them secret. What happened on 9-11 has been well established by the 9-11 Commission. What did not happen has now been clearly explained by Popular Mechanics."
— former White House anti-terror advisor