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« on: February 18, 2012, 11:07:02 AM »
Maybe it's just the way the press presented him. The media has such a profound impact on the way they distinguish there celebrities. one minute they appear to be fine the next they look like colossal disaster. just look at whitney. those pictures showed her looking a little inebriated before the grammy's, but otherwise i didn't see her looking deathly ill.
also it shouldn't be a cause for a concern. we all have photos in which we look far from photogenic. perhaps this was one of them for Mac. he looks emaciated, thats obvious, but has always been this way?
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« on: February 17, 2012, 03:17:22 PM »
It is just me or this interview is kinda odd :idea: :?  Why was Janet laughing when Anderson asked her about Whitney And she did that twice :? .
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Anyone understands the pain that Whitney Houston's family is feeling right now, it's Janet Jackson.
After losing her brother, Michael Jackson, in June 2009, she became a rock for the Jackson family and learned invaluable life lessons -- ones that she attempts to impart on the February 20 episode of Anderson.
"I couldn't believe it. Immediately I started shaking," Janet says when she heard about Whitney's death on the news. "I was trying to text everyone that I knew to let them know and I was speechless. I could not believe it ... I still can't believe it when I hear them playing tribute to her on the radio. It's still such a shock to me. I don't want to believe it."
"It's very, very devastating and I pray for her and her family, even Bobby. I mean he's going through so much. They are all going through so much. The mother, it's very sad."
When asked to compare her experience to this one, and pass along any advice to Bobbi Kristina, Janet says, "It's a very, very tough time. Even though it's still a loss. I lost my brother :cry: , she lost her mother. There's still a difference, even though there's still a loss to a family, I don't know what that's like being so young. It was hard for me. It was very very difficult for me. I didn't want to accept it, it's very difficult. You have to come to terms at some point, you have to actually give it up to God and it sounds so mean but you have to move on you can't hold onto that because it can be very devastating. But you have to go on with life. You figure out a way to move on. It's always right here. There's never a day, not one day has gone by where I don't think about my brother and my other brothers and sisters say the same thing."
Watch a preview of Janet's episode and be sure to tune in to Anderson on February 20.
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Janet Jackson Remembers Whitney Houston
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY21x1HjyjY[/youtube]
Janet Jackson Offers Advice to Whitney Houston's Daughter, Bobbi Kristina
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Z99c3clSU8&feature=related[/youtube]
yeah...a bit odd. lol
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« on: February 14, 2012, 01:10:00 PM »
And if we want to try and apply the words they are actually saying to anything... 
Barry: I think faking your death is what i's all about.
MJ: Yeah, Yeah, faking death's is what makes it special
Barry: Still brings the tension up
MJ: There you go -- exactly right
Barry: Like the wave going back before it comes in again
here I fixed the quote for you. 
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« on: February 12, 2012, 12:18:08 PM »
She's gone, i'm almost sure of it. I didn't get quite teh same feeling with her as i did with michael a couple years back. It's tragic, but unfortunately, not unheard of. But we cant assume just because of the oddities that have occurred so far make this a hoax.
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« on: February 11, 2012, 08:33:37 PM »
Such a devastating loss for the entertainment industry and for her family as well. It is incredibly difficult to even comprehend. She epitomized pop music with her profoundly distinctive voice and influenced a great deal of people. She was an incredible inspiration for those who felt crippled by life's debilitating pessimism, but her angelic voice resonated through others with optimism, and it is because of her songs that we found such serenity and liberation from the sorrows within ourselves. Gone too soon, and the possible culprit could be drugs. But let's not see this as opportunity to question the horrendous atrocity that plagues a vulnerable soul. Many people fall victim to this drug disease. but It's important to establish, during this time of grief, that everybody is human and we all should be entitled to compassion and understanding.
It's not about the drugs, but the point which is really prevalent and that is why people like this have to resort to such antics. They should be suffocated and drenched in love so these drug addictions never surface, and to allow individuals to be able to hold on to life's pleasantries. this death is a sobering reminder that we should continue to show immense life for even the most subtle of circumstances. treasure every moment you have with one another, if it is a stranger, and show them that you hold them in high regard. because every human has difficulties in their lives. But do not for once ever take for granted the power of a friendly compliment or kind gesture because neglect is the ultimate murder. by ignoring love we are barricading our future for a better tomorrow. I don't know why Whitney had to die so young, but this could have been prevented if we just learn to love and continue to show attentiveness to the people around us. listen profoundly, when someone has something to say, take it to heart, because it should be personal. of course this isn't Just about whitney, but I'm speaking for everybody who has struggled to see the light in their hearts and have fallen on hard times. It sickens me to see that people no longer hold each otherup right in times of distress. but we all know that we can do it if we try hard to make it happen.
this hoax has opened our hearts and minds. we can't let the evils of the world formulate. we have to learn how to live and love with one another. just like a brother or a sister, a father, a mother, an uncle. everybody is apart of our family. people react negatively because we neglect and refuse to show them the love.
Spread the L.O.V.E then...
R.I.P whitney.
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« on: February 07, 2012, 07:55:47 AM »
Let's lock this thread. hes looking for attention and a debate. don't want to waste my time waging wars. if he didn't want to try to change opinions and was just here to state his he would have been gone already .there is no purpose for him here.
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« on: February 06, 2012, 03:24:47 PM »
He still plays with us. 
I'm not playing with anyone. I was just asking a question. Like I said before, I'm not trying to change anyone's mind. I respect everyone's right to believe there's a hoax. I was just surprised at the suggestion that Jesse Jackson and Joe Jackson were laughing because they thought everyone was stupid for thinking Michael's dead. Well, that means millions of people and millions of fans round the world. If you believe Michael is alive, do you really think he's sitting somewhere laughing at all the fans who cried and mourned for him?
Don't toy with me.
THINK CAREFULLY at WHO was holding the camera, eh? THE MEDIA!
WHO is paying the ultimate price here? THE MEDIA!
Fans can forgive Michael, for the nearly 20 years of nightmarish crud the MEDIA pulled on him.
NOW you see my point!? I NEVER SAID THE FANS!
Nuts behind the camera=Paparazzi=MEDIA who enjoyed taking Michael apart.
NOW DO YOU GET IT!?
Thank you.
Calm down. Media aside, millions of fans mourned and still continue to mourn. A few even committed suicide in the days after June 25. If there's a hoax, it makes more sense that it would be for MJ to escape from the glare of the media forever. A sudden comeback would be hard for millions of people to forgive.
MJ thrives off of publicity. Just like you buddy. HE manipulated the PUBLIC, including YOU. haha. but the difference between MJ and you is...well. He has an awareness that extends beyond the boundary of conventional standard. besides, you never addressed my post. go read it and adequately respond. please enlighten me with your insight. I'm listening, and I still haven't heard an argument that is valid enough to even consider as credible. The prevalent issue, however, is you are here, wasting your time, trying to stir up confrontation that will always result in a negative reaction. Nobody is going to convince us that he is dead. In fact, we have nothing to lose. You, on the other hand, have everything to lose. that includes having in the intellectual capacity to distinguish fact from fiction. I respectfully accept your opinion with all my heart. Just don't be so arrogant in your convictions, please. unfortunately, I may have to act a little bit condescending, you don't think it's possible for him to be alive because you don't understand. It's unrealistic according to you. but thats only because you haven't properly researched and are afraid to believe that something like this could occur. To assert that michael is dead is such an easy conclusion to make. anybody with two eyes can see the word "dead" and associate that with eliminated from this earth. It takes a true human to be able to realize that there is always something deeper to the story than what the naked eye can reveal. it's like saying UFO's don't exist, yet we have yet to scan most of the solar system. this is the ONLY planet we've been on, and people STILL try to assert that aliens or extra terrestrials do not exist. maybe our primitive civilization is not worthy enough for them...and they have the means of revealing themselves but choose not too. but the point is, if you believe in what you want to believe, that is your reality. and your reality is differen't from the truth. because in our reality, we are open to possible scenarios. self-absorbed individuals are the downfall of society, and simply neglecting to address the truth without adquetely looking into the DETAILS are called closed-minded people. they don't want to believe because they don't want it to be true. I accept that hes dead, if he is dead, but I'm not going to say hes dead for sure just because of what i heard on the news. on the other, questioning life's complexities the beauty of human nature. to be able to intellectualize the world around you at such a high right is something that should never be taken for granted. we should be able to question authority (and inconsistencies) without being ridiculed and slandered. if that makes us crazy, then so be it. insanity is fun then. because i', not going to live my life as a puppet. bye bye.
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« on: February 06, 2012, 01:11:50 PM »
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...
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yeah...thats what i thought. madonna's performance was indicative dedication, hardwork, commitment and determination. it was a very well orchestrated performance. I don't think she deserves to be bashed, honestly. She admitted that she was going to be extremely nervous. it's really hard performing in front of fans. michael grew up around a crowd, so from that perspective alone it desensitized him. madonna is cool, and that performance was ecstatic.
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.
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I agree with you.
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...
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yeah...thats what i thought. madonna's performance was indicative dedication, hardwork, commitment and determination. it was a very well orchestrated performance. I don't think she deserves to be bashed, honestly. She admitted that she was going to be extremely nervous. it's really hard performing in front of fans. michael grew up around a crowd, so from that perspective alone it desensitized him. madonna is cool, and that performance was ecstatic.
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« on: February 06, 2012, 12:49:53 PM »
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...
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yeah...thats what i thought. madonna's performance was indicative dedication, hardwork, commitment and determination. it was a very well orchestrated performance. I don't think she deserves to be bashed, honestly. She admitted that she was going to be extremely nervous. it's really hard performing in front of fans. michael grew up around a crowd, so from that perspective alone it desensitized him. madonna is cool, and that performance was ecstatic.
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.
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I agree with you.
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« on: February 03, 2012, 03:32:48 PM »
omg i used that site to generate fake news sites for fun. haha. well. at least mine didnt generate this much attention. You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: February 02, 2012, 10:29:44 AM »
yeah, i'm not big..or a girl. i'm mrbigshot though, but still no girl. i do love them though
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« on: February 02, 2012, 10:05:23 AM »
InvincibleHistory - thank you for sharing your concern with us. And, thank you for being polite and considerate while stating your opinion.
I understand what you are saying but I wonder where I, and others like me, fall in? We weren't fans of Michael Jackson before June 25, 2009. We thought he was dead. Yet, it was all of the strange occurrences that didn't add up that sent us searching for the truth.
I consider myself a realist which is why I have trouble believing a lot of the theories posted here and on other websites. But, it's also because I tend to look at things logically that I struggle to believe that I am in a case of serious denial. I am open to believing both sides but until the answers that sent me searching are answered I have to believe Michael is still among the living. Maybe one day we'll all learn the real truth. Thank God.
Blessings to you and thanks again for being concerned.
well..he's not being respectful at all. He is basically saying we are all wrong and crazy for believing in something that to him is incomprehensible and unrealistic. that we should just subscribe to the mainstream beliefs and ideals that most of the world believes in. No way in hell is anybody going to tell me MJ is dead. Thats my personal opinion. I'm not going by what others state and just ride with the tide. IF michael wants to comeback at any time, okay, that's cool. but just because he isn't coming back now doesn't mean hes dead. I haven't posted on this board in a while, but do you guys lose faith and think I'm dead? of course not. because that would be spewing nonsense. I haven't been paying much attention to this site lately...not because i'm losing hope, but rather I simply won't be burdened by hearing about who Michael has been lied to and who has been deceiving him. Can't handle reading all the negativity associated with MJ or anything for that matter. However, i'm still VERY AWARE of what he is trying to accomplish and I believe in his message. so I don't think it would be appropriate to adequately attribute my sense of apathy at this moment for ignorance. Btw...we all have eccentricities. it is abnormal to exhibit characteristics of normality. One reason being it is impossible to define it. What makes you so sure this is our reality? What are YOU saying OUR reality should be? It's whatever you make it out to be. in my reality, I certainty believe in faith, understanding, companionship, following your dreams, and resiliency. but what makes you so sure that our reality is really what it is? perhaps you need to re-evaluate the world you live in. because maybe the reality you want us to wake up to is a generic anomaly conditioned by the media and the external influences. you have to be willing to stretch the boundaries of comprehension, and dig a little deeper. understand that while you think reality is subscribing to the general notion, there are those who are open-minded enough to entertain a theory without conclusively ignore as if it isn't possible. your mind will take you as far as you let it, so don't limit yourself to such a closed-minded assertion. everybody is capable of making connections, but only genuine people can distinguish between fact and fiction. you're living in fiction, maybe, but becuase you haven't been here long enough to do your research, you assume your correct.
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« on: December 30, 2011, 11:59:07 AM »
guys stop posting pictures of me, it's not nice. I don't like when people sneak up on me while im sleeping and taking pictures. Sure, its weird and all that I prefer gurney's...but thats just your assertion as to what normality consists of.
fyi, as bec iterated, he can't move if hes in rigor. body is too stiff. but it's not michael's "dead" body. they probably photoshopped him from a picture him sleeping or something. I donno.
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« on: December 28, 2011, 09:19:37 AM »
this raises considerable amount of suspicion...becuase if this ISN'T michael, why conceal your face? we obviously know it wouldn't be michael. and we know it would be extremely difficult to match his physical features. it doesn't even look like someone with makeup, it looks like someone with vitiligo. If it was just an impersonator i don't see the need to conceal your ENTIRE FACE. hes hiding something clearly. usually personators will just conceal either the eyes or the mouth but not both unless they were working as a decoy for michael or something. Unless it was ecas, but even ecas can't get himself to look identical to michael post bad era.
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« on: December 27, 2011, 08:58:46 AM »
In a world filled with pants, we must still dare to put them on. in a society filled with laughter, we must still reach attainable heights of hysterical epiphanies and laugh like we never laughed before. happy 2012! 
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