Part 3:
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In this part, sen. Graham says he is limited by what he can say, and frustrated, like other people who held high positions were. To solve this, he wrote everything he wanted to say yet made it into a novel, and it passed. That book is called Keys to the Kingdom.
Here's a summary:
Shortly after an explosive op-ed piece about the 9/11 investigation appears in the New York Times, its author, former senator and co-chair of the 9/11 Congressional Inquiry Commission, John Billington, is murdered near his Florida home.
Enter Tony Ramos, ex–Special Forces operative, former aid to Senator Billington, and currently a State Department intelligence analyst. Billington, having sensed the danger he faced, has left Ramos detailed instructions for an investigation into suspected Saudi complicity in 9/11. Ramos, in conjunction with Billington's daughter Laura, uncovers a shocking international conspiracy linking the Saudi Kingdom to Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda.
Despite efforts to derail their investigation, whose scope encompasses Saudi Arabia, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, Ramos and Laura discover that the Kingdom has recently provided bin Laden and al-Qaeda with three nuclear devices, two of which are successfully detonated by the terrorists overseas. But they were just a warmup to the grand finale. The third device, Ramos learns, will be detonated off the California coast. Now Ramos and a team of Special Forces must race against time to prevent al-Qaeda from unleashing nuclear disaster on American shores and beyond.
Part 1:
I hope some of you note what it means when a man of Senator Graham's stature has to go on TRNN to get out such an important story. A quick youtube search showed he was also on Democracy Now 2 years ago on this topic:
and a month ago at RT: (covers several topics, one is a complete debunking of the CIA's allegation that Graham was briefed on the torture methods. This guy looks very legit to me)
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