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Originally posted by DudeontheTube
reply to post by dalan.
Funny how I get ridiculed for agreeing with some of the argument.
Product Description:
Jim Marrs can justifiably be considered the world's leading conspiracy author, with multimillion bestsellers like Alien Agenda, Rule by Secrecy, and the book that Oliver Stone used as a basis for his JFK movie, Crossfire: The Plot That Killed Kennedy. Now Marrs has allied with the web's most popular conspiracy forum to investigate everything from chemtrails to the Nazis' Antarctic base, moon landing hoaxes to UFOs, God as an alien to the end of the world in 2012.
AboveTopSecret.com is the Internet's largest and most popular discussion board community, with more than twelve million page views per month. It is dedicated to the intelligent exchange of ideas and debate on a wide range of "alternative topics" such as conspiracies, UFOs, paranormal, secret societies, political scandals, new world order, terrorism, and dozens of related topics. AboveTopSecret's popular podcast is downloaded tens of millions of times per month and will become a nationally syndicated radio show prior to the publication date of the book.
Marrs brings his rigorous journalist's credentials to bear on these topics and more, asking (and often answering) the essential who, what, where, why, and how questions in compelling, page-turning fashion.
A native of Fort Worth, Texas, Jim Marrs has worked for several Texas newspapers, including the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. After a leave of absence to serve with Fourth Army intelligence during the Vietnam War, he became a military and aerospace writer for the newspaper and an investigative reporter. Since 1980, Marrs has been a freelance writer, author, and frequent invited public speaker.
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I'm only defending it because it makes a significant point - this website gets paid for ignorance.
Originally posted by intrepid
No, they are different IP's. That doesn't mean the don't know each other though. [/quote
My reply was to this reply.
Originally posted by DudeontheTube
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Originally posted by AlmostPossible
In fact, I would bet that 96% of all conspiracy theories which tread mud on ATS come from uninformed, non-college educated, non-scientific, young children whom are attempting to explain their personal outrage towards the state of affairs around the globe.
Originally posted by DudeontheTube
Users posting are contributing to the contents of a book in which they receive no entitlement to through the use of relinquishing your rights in the Terms of Service.
In other words, corporate scheme.
Originally posted by DudeontheTube
reply to post by intrepid
Users posting are contributing to the contents of a book in which they receive no entitlement to through the use of relinquishing your rights in the Terms of Service.
In other words, corporate scheme.
Originally posted by dalan.
I wouldn't want the "entitlement," my goal coming here was never to make money, which to date I haven't.
And, anyway, unless you're Stephen King, books don't tend to make a lot of money.
This website gets paid for ignorance in believing falsified conspiracy theories.
Originally posted by DudeontheTube
That far from dissolves the point - contributing to AboveTopSecret is the same as contributing to this book and not getting paid for it.
This website gets paid for ignorance in believing falsified conspiracy theories.
Originally posted by DudeontheTube
Originally posted by dalan.
I wouldn't want the "entitlement," my goal coming here was never to make money, which to date I haven't.
And, anyway, unless you're Stephen King, books don't tend to make a lot of money.
Books make more money than you are assuming.
Would you want a business' entitlement to your ideas your reason for coming here?
Originally posted by intrepid
This book is relatively new, ATS has been around for years. I still don't see the point. They get to contribute this "crap", as you put it, free of charge.
What's false? By who's standards?