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« on: February 07, 2012, 10:27:17 PM »
"The way you literally jumped at my throat...
...hate Madonna as much as you obviously do.
I don't like extremes nor exaggerations of any kind."
While I acknowledge "SP"'s gifts for exaggeration and total unself-awareness in both imagining I "jumped at my throat" AND in referring mistakenly to Schmadonna as a "great entertainer and artist," and also imagining I consider Schma significant enough to "hate," it's pretty obvious to anyone who reviews the imaginary "conversation" she keeps insisting on dragging on and on that she's gone off her meds again. It was "SP" and her Unorthodox Schmadonna Church members who flew off into an immediate defensive volley against me for "daring" to blaspheme the Holy of Holy name of Schmadonna. I merely clarified and corrected their fallacies in A. mistaking my contrasting the 2 Superbowl presentations for a "comparison" of Shma and Madonna as "artists" that would be insulting to Michael, in my reasoning, to make ; and B. "Tink"'s clueless assumption that I had no idea that houselights go down before a show. The Schmadonnaites went from zero to crazy in 1 post, in true Jordy Chandler/Martin Bashir style, convicting me with all the Nancy Grace logic they could muster, of "condoning pedophilia." No wonder our angel MJ is still being called every name in the book after all this time; facts don't faze anyone once they drink enough Illuminati Kool-Aid. As "Tink" so eloquently stated his objectivity and open-mindedness to "other opinions:"Shame" on anyone who "criticizes" this "great" artist. Well, that would include MJ, then, and I think our dear brother has had enough shame in one lifetime. Quit attacking me for stating the facts and MOVE ON. Quit killing the messenger. I think that was Hermes, and they already did that in the SB after-party in Bohemian Grove. Say something new and relevant to the discussion, your obsession with me is getting old as whatever was hanging out of Schma's underwear in that crotch-shot. Instead of healing the world, she's giving it a new infection. LOL.
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« on: February 07, 2012, 09:04:59 PM »
Where is Souza or Bec when you need them.
Thrillerdancemachine - where have you come from? Just curious because you have so much to say, as though you've been here for a long time yet you've only commented in a few threads.
I'd like to please ask that we all be respectful of each other. It's okay to have different opinions on this topic.
Blessings
I have been here since the beginning paying attention to everything in support of Michael, I just haven't posted like the rest. As you can see, I have only kept reposting to correct the laughable and obsessive personal attacks begun by the Schmadonnaites.I really wish they'd focus on the first question I asked and not their imaginary me, since this site is about Michael, not Schma videos.
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« on: February 07, 2012, 03:15:14 PM »
"pornographifacation"
Sorry, forum posters. I was temporarily hypnotized by the Bohemian Grove ritual and forgot how to spell. "Pornographication."A fitting term to describe Schma's negative impact on music performance. And it's pretty obvious to anyone not desperate to distract people with BS that "Tink" was the only person who twisted anything. I just called him out on his game. He twisted my likening teenagers entertaining themselves by doing with their penises what he and "SimPattyK" are doing with words into "condoning pedophilia." As if. You have to have quite an imagination to dream that one up. Are you sure you two don't write for Nancy Grace?
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« on: February 07, 2012, 02:54:58 PM »
[...][/quote]Please calm down. Nobody twisted anything. You were simply nicely asked to use more decent language/examples on this board.
And your again aggressive and very rude reaction towards Tink. And by you telling him that he is disturbed, you really twisted his own words in order to offend him, because he just happens to disagree with you. That's so low!
Stop accusing others of what you are doing, ok? And respect people even if they strongly disagree with you. Nobody has offended you here, yet you continue to do it.
You are obiously just obsessed with me, and Schmadonna, and are the only one needing to "calm down." I make a simple statement that is obvious to anyone with any level a=of taste, which was also obvious to Michael, Janet, and his family, in my first post, and you have been going off on a Schmadonnafest rampage ever since because you are an example of the effect she has on minds too weak not to see what she is. You are defensive and threatened to the point you have to defend your OBVIOUS idol at all costs, and attack me personally for refusing to jump up and down with you over your Boy Toy videos. For someone who doesn't have a problem watching a skanky ho give a pop bottle a blow job, you are just a little too concerned about "decent" language, don't you think? No one with a mind educated enough to understand metaphor would have any objection to a totally valid parallel btween pornography and Schmadonna's pornographifacation of music. Sorry if that was too big a word and concept for you. If you want to claim Amy Grant as your "great artist" hero, and hang out on vigilant citizen, go ahead and whine about my supposed "indecent" metaphors. But if you want to go to the Church of Madonna rituals you've witnessed for 25 years posing as "art," you're obviously no stranger to vulgarity. Give it up and move on.
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« on: February 07, 2012, 05:40:12 AM »
"A world that sees nothing wrong in that show and other shows alike must come to its end.Better be prepared[/quote]
I agree with you 100 percent, GINA. MJ said we had 4 years to get it right.2012 is the end of the old world and the beginning of the new, the Mayas knew the timetables.
It's always saddened me to see people conditioned to want this and view it as "good." And since MJ has "gone," it's gotten worse and worse. All I can hope is that he is just planning out his return and will stun the world into taking their attention totally off these fake puppetsand their masters once and for all, and expose them for what they are. Well, I hope we get some more good posts "illuminating" us..Smiles
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« on: February 07, 2012, 05:10:34 AM »
" How can you turn a rated G project, into something so bizarre? I suppose I must give it up to you all for having an imagination."
It wasn't us who turned it into something bizarre. We are simply pointing out the obvious. If you're not educated about the subject of Illuminati and the system of control in the music industry, you may dismiss the ability to discern their use of imagery as "imagination."
"Why so negative?Football is a celebration of the creme de le creme, in the football world. It's fun, time to be clowns at home"
Um...not according to Schmadonna. She said it was the "Holy of Holies" and a "church" ritual. Again, not us "imagining" it. Just reporting it. Give her a call and tell her to "loosen up" and not take it so seriously if that's how you really feel.
"Spouting off about conspiracies" This is a dismissive, defensive reaction common when someone is in denial or doesn't grasp the reality of the situation.
" I looooove the Coliseum in Rome - and this felt like an ode, to it, and the people. Emperors would hold free games with gladiators, for his people. THIS is what Madonna was honoring."
I think that's pretty much what bothers some of us. Emperors would hold free games with gladiators, I get it. Just a harmless little tribute to how we got our team mascots -- Christians Vs. Lions...Yeah, I think that was when they were in their "Decline into Barbaric Decadence" phase. Kind of like the slide the music industry took into decadence and after MJ's SB 93, when they took him down for being too powerful a force for good and a threat to their control of the artists.
" They saw their husbands staring at Madonna, who's still got a hard body, after giving birth twice!"[/quote]
Kind of demeaning to women who don't have nannies and maids to raise their kids and clean their house so they can spend 5 hours at the gym and afford Botox. That old fallback on the "women are jealous" theory is irrelevant to the intelligent, critical observations made here about the by women whose bodies 15 year olds still stare at, like me, who can still dance and keep ourselves in shape.
Well, I asked people what they thought of the obvious Illuminati overtones in light of MJ's opposite message and I am really enjoying the vaarying perceptions.
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« on: February 07, 2012, 02:35:43 AM »
LMAO, all these comments are so damn funny
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« on: February 07, 2012, 02:09:46 AM »
I agree with you again 100%. Thank you for voicing what I would voice if I could find the right words in English.
Sister, you are doing just fine in English. We are all here for Michael, after all, that's what matters, his message.
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« on: February 07, 2012, 01:58:20 AM »
Madonna’s Superbowl Halftime Show: A Celebration of the Grand Priestess of the Music Industry
“The Superbowl is kind of like the Holy of Holies in America. I’ll come at halfway of the “church experience” and I’m gonna have to deliver a sermon. It’ll have to be very impactful.”
THANK YOU, Paula-C. This is what I was asking for, intelligent (key word) analysis and thoughts about something I already know for a FACT through personal experience goes on. I heard about her "World Peace" message and actually hoped, as Michael reportedly did, Schmadonna would become a better person after she had kids and her motherly instinct kicked in. I had hoped to see some redeeming component in her performance. But I was surprised at the BLATANT, dominating theme so ominous in the show, which this article illustrates, even for her. There is a discussion of this on various sites I came across just doing a cursory search, like "godlikeproductions," but some of the christian apocalyptic paranoia of earth and feminine, earth-based indigenous traditions is part of the problem and has no basis in reality. I'd like to hear more along the line of what you posted.
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« on: February 07, 2012, 12:56:50 AM »
Wow! Lot's of differing opinions about Madonna. But, we all have to agree...there will never be another half time show like the one Michael put on in 1993. I still cry to this day watching him and the children. :cry: It was and he was and still is amazing!! michael-jackson/
That's right.
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« on: February 06, 2012, 06:22:33 PM »
I have work to do and have already spent more time than I planned on. My main interest was in pointing out the obvious vast difference in the entire underlying intent of each presentation, and the effect each had on the viewer, and in hearing the responses relevant to the DISCERNMENT of Illuminati/ritualistic/cult/code imagery which is prevalent in the music industry and unmistakeable in the production last night.
"But what do MY statements have to do with YOUR statements? :shock:"
Your statements were a direct response to mine.
Yes, you have the right to stand by whatever great respect you may have for Madonna, or Jon Benet Ramsey as great "artists," but that does not alter the fact that they were both used and exploited by their handlers to serve a twisted agenda disturbing to anyone who cares to expect better.
[...]truly great artists like MJ should be given the attention they MERIT and people should have higher expectations. Who said otherwise? smiley_spider
No one said otherwise; the key words here are "merit," and "higher expectations," implying Michael is worthy of the status some misguidedly apply to Madonna, and that status should be given not by those with the above-discerned motives.
[...]There is no "mistake: in noting the difference between [....] i didn't make any comparison between...
You did. And you are free to compare any artists you like.
Don't insult Michael by assuming I would compare him to Madonna. My point was that there IS no comparison.
"Yes that's true. One doesn't need to work in the business to notice that."
A comment was made which I was referring to, by another poster, that I had no knowledge of the technical aspects of a concert, which I addressed by sharing some of my extensive professional background performing Thriller and other choreography and music made popular by the above-mentioned entertainers and many others, at the time they were in the same circles as me in their height, so am keenly aware of the inner workings of show business as it relates to all of these performers as well as the fact that the lights go down before a show, hello.
Madonna was put in the place she is not because of talent or hard work, that is obvious to any "objective," savvy observer. That's your opinion.
It was stated that any "objective" person agreed with the poster about Madonna's dubious accomplishments. I do not agree, and I have no personal bias against Madonna, just an educated assessment of her lack of ability and humility.
" continue to doubt that she left herself be manipulated like other artists."
I am not saying she involuntarily went along with the program; Michael said she
isn't a good person; she may well just be inclined to actually like being a puppet by now because their agenda complements her character.
" " are quotation marks, not "nverted commas." I didn't miss your criticisms of Ma.
or "bashing" her, just stating my observations. Ok, if you say so.
I do say so. I think she has many good qualities. She works out, is rich enough to be disciplined about taking her Botox, helped her daughter get into a career, and for a while trained as a dancer. She was friends with Sandra B...once. She can give a pop bottle a blow job. That takes a lot of dedication and practice.
The point I am bringing up is that there is a thing called discernment, Ok, so thank you for telling me, indirectly, that I don't have discernment so you needed to remind me of it. :roll:
You're welcome.
and just like watching porno all day long makes it difficult for men to develop relationships with real women because they expect women to serve their compulsions and be distorted versions of who they really are, watching the circus the controlled media brainwashes you [...] No comment.
That's for the best.
just sayin. Peace. yeah. :roll:
'Peace." Sorry, forgot we were talking about Madonna. That should be spelled, "Piece."
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« on: February 06, 2012, 07:07:17 AM »
Did you know that it was the Cirque du soleil (the same team as for the immortal tour) who help Madonna to stage the superbowl show? They talked about it all week here. It was a demand from Madonna to have this team...
Here's the link to MJ's Superbowl. Madonna's is dark, robotic, creepy, unhuman, and decadent, and her energy is like watching a mediocre high school talent contest with no passion and actually awkward so-called "dancing." After that, Michael's is like a ray of sunshine and hope, and even though the effects were spectacular for the time, it was the drama and inner magnetism of Michael's mere presence and every move that drove the audience nuts, and magic just flew out of him you can't get from pyrotechnics. He spoke with humbleness and devotion and created a message of love, with the whole audience participating and holding hands as human beings, connected and sharing another great moment WITH him. There's a far cry between Madonna's gyrating on a stripper pole level of entertainment and the mastery and visionary deep spiritual humanity infused in everything Michael achieved. No one could move people to do what Michael did. I'm just sayin. I performed in Vegas to Michael and Janet's choreography since the time of Thriller and Michael was always revered within the industry as untouchable and almost godlike, the epitome of talent, while Madonna was not taken seriously by professionals because she couldn't sing and was unoriginal in her dancing. Like Janet said, basically, 'I could stand out in the street naked and people would pay attention too, but that's not talent." But her trashy antics became the lowest common denominator that the masses got conditioned to, and it got more and more decadent from there. Michael has always been a true artist from the great musical legacies and traditions, and brought class to his work and rose the standard for all to aspire to. I was backstage with the original cast of Cirque. Show business is run by Illuminati, Zionists, and mobsters like Mottola who Michael was surrounded by, and as we all know, he spoke out against them and resisted them. Madonna, it should be clear to anyone who followed her from her beginnings, is a tool for them. This performance I found soulless and self-serving, and full of ritualistic symbols. What was that "Love Madonna Y.O.U." ego-gratification trip? Michael's was an expression of individuality and a clear purpose to give and uplift others. People have forgotten performing is not supposed to be an orgy of gratification, but an intimate connection to our hearts that leaves us better than we were before. I hope this link works to Michael's halftime. You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: February 06, 2012, 01:43:58 AM »
What thoughts does everyone have on the dark, weird Illuminati ritual vibe in Madonna's superbowl performance, vs MJ's in 93, so full of light and love? It goes without saying that Michael outclasses Madonna and has the real magic and talent that she was always just a cheap, tawdry imitation of. I compared the 2 after the Superbowl, imagining how mind-blowing "This is It" in London would have been. But we know what a visionary genius MJ is, and how the world is being united in a way it couldn't be before he "died." Didn't this come off to anyone else that way?
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« on: January 19, 2012, 11:28:55 PM »
/bravo/
When you see the part where the Internet and phones and communication all over the U.S. and the World lit up hearing the news on June 25, 2009, it is so moving and profound. You can see and feel his spirit living in those growing, glowing red and yellow bursts of energy, spreading just like Michael and his message of love, healing the planet, the human race reaching out to one another, It really makes you aware that we are all connected to rgus living planet, as humanity we are one, we are a living organism, as is the earth, and the energy that this one person has and how it impacts the whole universe, wow, like people out there on another planet would look at this and say, a life, a star is shining like the heart of the world beating, this is the amazing spirit that Michael had since he was born, and that is the voice in all of us he spoke and sang in, and how he touched everyone and gave his life to make that much of an impact. How everyone loved him, and still does, and you can see that death really is an illusion, there is a life force we have being a spirit with will to create powerful energy. The world came alive with love pulsing out of it all around the being of this one small little boy from Gary, Indiana, and that is a magic we can fill the earth with! Like he said in This is It -I'm the light of the world. We all are part of that light. What an amazing thing to see.
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« on: January 19, 2012, 10:31:51 PM »
"JWs believe that ghosts of dead loved ones are actually demons. the reasoning behind this is that the bible indicates that from "dust you are made and to dust you shall return", (when one dies) this scripture for those not familiar is in gen.3:19. - all bibles say this."
I am pretty sure Michael got away from the JWs after Thriller. That was the religion he was raised in, but they were not real happy with him making Thriller, thus the disclaimer he put at the beginning about not believing in the occult. He grew up and out of it, like he grew out of the Jackson 5 and Joseph's controlling his career. And he became his own person.
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