You will read the book again and again The story is so fascinating that it will be hard for you to stop The fiction, blended with facts, makes it the only book of its kind in the World. It is a truth and accountability quest of a potential victim who survives a terrorist attack on account of a flat tyre that cuts short his journey to the venue of the 11th July 2010 Kampala bombings. The attack is the handiwork of the Al-Qaeda linked Al-shabaab group. The terrorists celebrate the attack and hail their suicide killers as martyrs This attitude of terrorists irks the conscience of the author. Imagine attacking and killing innocent people and believing one will be a martyr, welcomed by angels in the next world Is this true? The book seeks for answers through Rutangaaza, a famed traditional process, which Africans employ to consult or hold the dead accountable.The main episode in the book is the Rutangaaza Global Peace Conference, where participants are: Osama bin Laden, 9/11 victims and global witnesses. At the conference, Osama bin Laden expresses remorse to the world for his terror deeds and for misrepresenting Islam. He cries loudly and promises to actively take part in fighting terrorism, given a chance to come back. Lamenting that he misses his family, especially his mother and children, pisses you off. You wonder how he eluded such feelings as he plotted the killings of innocent people. Indeed, some participants heckle him. As one contemplates questioning or attacking him at the conference screen, he mentions that terrorism is such a malevolent belief that deludes people of normal feelings and makes them objects of terror. He emphasizes that you can shoot and kill a terrorist but still miss terrorism. So what can we do to shoot terrorism? Osama bin Laden, 9/11 victims, and the global delegates give some suggestions. The Rutangaaza Conference ends with a communiqu from the 9/11 victims, Osama bin Laden and the global witnesses. This is a book that could not only end terrorism but also save lives and bring peace to the World. It is a book for everyone in the world.If you have lost a loved one to terrorists, you may regard this book's title as an insult, wondering how your loved one can meet his or her killer. But when you realise that the author was meters away to a devastating terror attack. You are relaxed because the writer took care of any emotions and ethics relating to terrorist victims and their families.