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« on: December 07, 2010, 02:03:50 AM »
Someone may have said this but the more we see Paris, Prince and Blanket sharing their thoughts about their father the more the non-believers of this hoax will convert. Paris in particular is truly the fiery one. It's obvious that she speaks her mind and would feel comfortable sharing absolutely anything with her daddy. First of all, this is a father/entertainer who'd spent more time with his children than the average father in the industry. Those children didn't know anyone better than their dad. Secondly, if he were high or inebriated on meds all of the time I'm quite sure that Paris would've known right away and she would've been the one to stage an intervention that worked. Also, I'm a mom whose door is always open (literally). In fact, if my bedroom door is closed for an extended period of time they will sit next to it until I open it. I'm saying this to say that if Mike was high all of the time, or addicted to propofol and regularly used an IV for sedation just to sleep at some point wouldn't one of the children walk in on that? Certainly there are numerous debates and scenarios, but suffice it to say that if his family couldn't encourage an intervention his children would've been able to do so and I believe that he would've taken one look at Paris's face and quit cold turkey.
I'm just not buying it.
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« on: November 21, 2010, 03:49:08 AM »
I wonder what role he's playing in all of this because I'm 75% sure that he's a part of the cast. Janet is very secretive when it comes to her personal life and she tends to let the world in when she see's fit. Besides the fact that he's HOT, I wonder what's up. Is he a wealthy business man or a back-up dancer? Is his identity legit? If this has been discussed, feel free to pad lock it. 
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« on: November 13, 2010, 01:48:49 AM »
Has anyone considered the possiblity that he will "commit suicide" and retreat to his tropical island abroad soon. I mean, the hoax seems to be progressing nicely. A trial will simply be a waste of time. In fact, how would our justice system pull this off--or the family without looking as if they don't care that their loved one's murderer has roamed free. Just a thought.
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« on: November 09, 2010, 12:14:52 AM »
I set my DVR and couldn't wait to get home to watch the interview. I was especially eager to get to the MB with hopes of reading what you all thought of it. Katherine accomplished exactly what she'd hoped. Although she was believable, and thorough I'm still a skeptic. I noticed several things. For starters, if Michael was referred to in the present, she made it point to clarify what she'd meant like for example towards the beginning of the interview she said that she hears his voice everyday. She quickly retorted "But, in my mind...". Also the emotions were at an all time high--and understandably so. However, it's always interesting when the family is asked certain things or when they're backed into a corner they'll say "Well I can't discuss that..." Shortly after Joe joined in (before Oprah started to grill him), she mentioned Michael's name and Katherine was starting-up again with the emotion. I think she said something like "Ohhhhh, Michael...". :|
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« on: October 30, 2010, 11:43:32 PM »
Has anyone dissected Criss Angel here? I mean, I know that he's a very private person and speaks very little about his personal life (family, relationships, etc). The correlation is pretty interesting. Feel free to lock this if it has been discussed but I was reading the October 2010 issue of People Magazine featuring celebrity homes. They talk a little about Criss's mountaintop mansion in Las Vegas called "Serenity" which reminds me alot of Neverland (sans the animals and rides). The article says that along a path called "Whimsical Way" there are over 50 statues of children at play. Criss is quoted saying "This path allows me to think like a kid again. I always wanted to be older, but now that I am, I realize that being a kid was the best time of my life."
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« on: September 27, 2010, 01:57:14 AM »
So the saga continues, Jermaine is claiming to be broke again and he really shouldn't be. What do you all think about this? You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: September 06, 2010, 09:11:04 PM »
I heard on a radio show the other day that Joe has a scheduled court date because he's petitioning and fighting for an allowance from MJ's estate--which has been vehemently denied by everyone involved. They referenced the 2002 will and of course he was excluded, but being that this is a hoax what are his motives? I mean, there is a possibility that it will constantly be denied. But, I guess my question is whether or not he is in on the hoax? Perhaps he isn't in on it and he has some speculations of his own. Or, this could all be a part of the plan. :?
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« on: August 23, 2010, 04:05:06 AM »
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Register or LoginThis may/may not have been discussed--and if so please allow it to fade into oblivion. I found this vid on youtube and it supposedly happened back in April. MJ3 is meeting their grandmother for lunch, and by the way they're been hustled and bustled, it's almost as if it's an arranged lunch date--and their daddy most likely arranged it. Ha!!!! Also, do they go anywhere without Jermaine's decoy--oops I meant kids? If you look closely, Katherine just kinda hugs each one, and they move on. It's weird. I'd pay millions to read Paris's mind while she's standing there waiting to go inside the restaurant. She's got that unfazed "girl interrupted" vibe going on. Several of us have said that it's very doubtful that they live at Hayvenhurst. I'm pretty sure of it now. :?
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« on: July 21, 2010, 12:39:47 AM »
This may/may not have been mentioned here but they're STILL pushing for another Graceland. I wonder who owns Colony Capital LLC??? Hmmmm....I'm willing to do a little investigating for a clue. Here is the link: You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 07, 2010, 04:18:05 AM »
So, a friend of mine sends me this link. I open the file and to my surprise I hear the sweet voice of MJ--or at least what I'd thought as such. All I can say is that once I'd made it towards the end of the file, I was covered in goose bumps and nearly feel out of my chair. I'm still fairly new to the site so my apologies for the redundancy if you all have discussed this already. Explain it to me PLEASE. You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 05, 2010, 12:16:02 AM »
Is anyone else wondering why the family chose to visit FL on June 25th during peak hours? They KNEW that there would be thousands of fans there as well as media (our local stations were camped out on June 24th). They could've paid their respects without the world watching....unless they wanted the world to see. Seeing is believing.  Things that make you go hmmmmm......
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« on: July 04, 2010, 01:32:02 PM »
Has anyone mentioned the Rabbi??? I hate that I missed the Rabbi's interviews while he was promoting his book. That's a good way to get the truth about an author--unedited and straight from the heart. One of the things that annoyed me about him was that he constantly found fault in MJ's decisions (his "handlers", business acquaintances, etc.). Shmuley isn't perfect. I wonder what he's hiding behind all of that facial hair!!!---lol He'd even criticized his fans in a funny way (by telling people to refrain from idol worship and to establish real-life relationships), as if MJ is the leader of a cult or something. Yet, he was also a "fan" of Michael's as well as the parishioners at his church. He can't help the fact that he was a mega-star whom every race could relate. He supposedly went to him in a frantic, desperate stupor and begged him to help him repair his image. I think he was just looking for a decent friend. The Rabbi claims that he was simply trying to be a confidante and didn't want anything from him but he had goals too (dragging the "King of Pop" around town like his token flock, and looking like he was the big man on campus). Michael would go to events with him to listen and learn, and he would call him out, putting him on blast and ask him to speak like "Hey everybody, look who I'm helping...". I agreed with Michael, he may have wanted to repair his image after everything that happened, but I can't see how going to local events making speeches and handing out pamphlets was the way. Shmuley kept trying to justify his actions by talking about all of the other big names that he knew, his acquaintances, his education and knowledge but I wasn't buying it. He is also just another great writer. I LOVED the tapes of his voice. You can tell that he trusted Shmuley at the time and sounded comfy doing the interviews. I'll bet he would've never saw that coming. Poor MJ. Who could he trust, geesh. :roll:
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« on: July 03, 2010, 04:58:03 AM »
So, I was the grocery store in a frantic rush (#5 in line), and to my dismay I glance over at a copy of the National Enquirer with MJ as the cover story. It suggests that according to some trusty sources (unsure if they were employees of FL), the tomb is empty. Huh, what?  There was only 1 copy there and some dang guy grabbed it. Sucks. Did anyone read/see this?
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« on: July 01, 2010, 03:06:35 AM »
Has anyone read "Michael Jackson: The Magic, The Madness, The Whole Story" by J. Randy Taraborrelli? I'm reading it now and I was hesitant to buy it because I thought that it was going to be defaming, but it isn't so far. Anyway, according to the author (unsure if anyone knew this), when Michael was asked to do the "Victory" tour with his brothers back in the 80's he'd initially refused. When he was finally convinced to do it, he'd vowed to never do it again and commissioned to change the name to "The Final Curtain". Of course the brothers absolutely hated the idea. Hmmmmm....now that my friends is very interesting.
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« on: June 29, 2010, 12:10:16 AM »
Finally!!!!! I can't begin to express how excited I am to be amongst a group of logical thinkers who genuinely love MJ. I have been carrying the burden of "Did he or didn't he" since June 25, 2009 and at this point my loved ones are ready to put me in a straight jacket and ship me off to an insane asylum (if they compare this scenario to Elvis again I will give them a reason to). The vehement answer is "Yes he did" (fake his death), it's obvious. There are still soooo many confusing things as this mystery unfolds and I'm hoping to find answers. The bottom line is if he's happy--I'm happy for him; he truly deserves it. However, I don't think he's ever coming back (in that form). He can't because he'll never be at peace!!!!
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