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Originally Posted by paradoxymoron  Grace is a conspiracy nut but saying that the only reason people talk about 9/11 and question the official line is for profit doesn't fall into the same trap? You even implied that the ISP's are somehow 'in' on it. That fails, AP. Miserably. You aren't arguing with Grace, you're just saying that because it's a "conspiracy theory" it's wrong.
and "Clicking their sites" doesn't generate revenue. You don't get money for people visiting your website. You get money if they click on your ads. | I'm not saying that 'because it's a conspiracy, it's wrong'...I'm saying this particular conspiracy is a lie period. The very group that created it, that fathered over 6,000 sites with it's 'proof' admitted to it being nothing more then a story they created.
In fact, they're pretty proud of just how much controversy it's generated, and the attention it's gotten them and the books/videos they sell to promote their story. And as the facts change, they're not a least bit concerned of people noticing how then they change the information to suit the information that shows their story as a fraud.
And yes, they also said in the show that visiting their site does generate money. It's not just ads, but they have a visitor counter that pays them for how ever many visitors they get a day. Every page visited on their sites, generates them money from their hosts.
Sorry if you don't get that dear. But that's how it goes. And their hosts are owned by AOL, Yahoo, Charter, and other internet providers. So again...In the end, the costs are filtered down to the consumers themselves.  |