Uncovering the Myths of Terror

BookSurge proudly announces the publication of Who Killed the Twins? by Vladimir Ratis

St. Petersburg, Russia (PRWEB) June 4, 2005 -- BookSurge announces the release of Who Killed the Twins? by Vladimir Ratis.

Who Killed the Twins? by Vladimir Ratis discusses at length the myths around the worlds major religions, its cultures and people, and analyses causes which compel them to commit bloody atrocities resulted in death of many innocent people. Ratis explores the destructive concepts of main world religions and the unfortunate reality of terrorism within the United States as well as abroad. Who Killed the Twins? is dedicated to the victims of the terrorist acts of September 11, 2001.

In Who Killed the Twins? Ratis spans much of history, explaining the myths of ancient man, Judaism, Christianity, Islam and more. Towards the end, he brings the reader all the way up to modern day myths and issues, such as Leninism, Stalinism, Fascism and the activity of a shadow government, like the chapter on the World at the Threshold of the New World Order."

Ratis also raises some very interesting questions about September 11th: Why did the Twin Towers fall completely, instead of the just the top parts? Why did the building of WTC 7 collapse as well (it was not hit by a plane, there was no fire in it and it happened about 6 hours after the Twin Towers collapsed)? Why was the explosion at the Pentagon explained as an air attack when there wasnt the slightest trace of an airplane anywhere? What happened to the airplane, crew and passengers of the UA Flight 93 that crashed over Pennsylvania? Ratis also poses the question of why the investigation of the terrorist acts of September 11th was sealed as secret" right after the event. Who Killed the Twins? seeks to answer those questions and explain the essence of religious teachings that program people to commit atrocities such as this one.

About the Author
Vladimir Ratis was once an analyst-translator in Russia, where he analyzed the military and political situations. He also worked as an English teacher, but the pay was not enough so he chose another path. Since he already had extensive maritime experience serving in the Russian navy, he now works as a seaman.

Ratis goal as a writer is to show people that there are no inferior people and nations, that all the people of the world are equal and are the children of one God, who is Love. He believes that hatred and division will not help to solve the problem of terrorism. Only love and compassion are the main forces in the struggle for peace and happiness. Hed like people to understand that we live in a world of lies and double standards, and unfortunately, religious ideology is one of the main instruments the mighty of this world use to deceive people and make them hate and kill each other.

For more information, please contact Vladimir Ratis at group-x@rambler.ru.

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