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well... if to entertain this theory that is OP.....my suggestion to your question would be :
Originally posted by christianpatrick
There were thousands of people on the ground. Some of them saw the first plane crash into the building. How do you keep all of these people from talking about how it was a "flying saucer" that crashed into the building and not an airplane like they saw on TV later?
Originally posted by leira7
This isn't a hoax, that footage is REAL, and unreal when you see the shoddy edits.
Originally posted by rokrep69
I highly recommend watching "September Clues".
Wow! I didn't even know that there was a third "Magic Ball" thread.
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
Originally posted by leira7
This isn't a hoax, that footage is REAL, and unreal when you see the shoddy edits.
The thread is in the hoax forum because the topic is based on material that is demonstrably false, and potentially a purposeful hoax perpetuated on 9/11 conspiracies.
Originally posted by leira7
This isn't a hoax, that footage is REAL, and unreal when you see the shoddy edits.
Originally posted by sheepslayer247
reply to post by mister.old.school
What would these fools have to gain from the manipulation of crappy videos? Is there a ton of fame and money in fake 9/11 videos?
Originally posted by Sly1one
Lol honestly...I have spent not one dime on any of these guys and I know what their talking about. Most, if not ALL of their material is easy to find for FREE...
....I'll say it one more time, I have spent exactly ZERO dollars on all this stuff and at a moments notice I can easily find most if not all of their material
Do their websites have ads/banners? If so, every time you click on their site, the "hit count" goes up and they can possibly ask for more money from their advertisers.
If enough people visit a website, the sheer act of visiting that site can generate money for the owners of that site. For example, even ATS doesn't necessarily need to "sell" products to make money.
[edit on 8/16/2010 by Soylent Green Is People]