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« on: May 31, 2011, 03:34:52 PM »
There's a show on right now called Michael Jackson's Dark Side of Hollywood on the channel Current. It's pretty interesting, but i have to go to class, so i won't be able to watch it all. It started with the Pepsi incident, interviewing a nurse who sued the plastic surgeon. Branca is interviewed too. Michael's former manager who was a german man ( i forgot the name!) spoke of how Michael asked him to re-launch his career and he came up with "Michael's Universe." they're interviewing a bunch of people involved with the major incidents in Michael's life.
it's pretty interesting, hopefully it's somewhere on the web so you guys can watch it.
sorry if it's a double post, i checked but didn't see it.
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« on: February 04, 2011, 08:08:31 PM »
[youtube:1d0ipd6u]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xknW3A5LhZ0[/youtube:1d0ipd6u]
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« on: December 24, 2010, 01:04:26 AM »
[youtube:20jhpci1]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfshS6NHWas[/youtube:20jhpci1]
Wherever you are, God Bless You! I hope you have a wonderful Christmas with your children and family. We all love you so much.
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« on: November 30, 2010, 05:49:50 PM »
so i was browsing tv and the history channel has a special on the freemasons. they talked about the conspiracy and NWO, historians claiming it's "ridiculous" (is it now?)
i found out something i didn't know. george washington was sworn in as president placing his hand on a MASONIC bible, having a fellow freemason holding the this bible. the constitution was crafted with masonic ideals in mind, even being edited so that the prose was a reflection upon those ideals. even if people don't believe in the NWO, it's pretty obvious this country was founded on an agenda- whether that agenda was secretly good or bad, we'll find out.
the death of william morgan, one of the first ex-freemasons who threatened to write a book exposing the secrets of freemason was murdered. they said that those who wanted to expose the secrets were supposedly killed (reminds you of something, right?)
i'm an american and i didn't know that tidbit. just wanted to share.
there's just so much we all don't know.
edit: the problem with this show is ALL the historians are conveniently masons. oh whatever happened to objective programs!
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« on: November 24, 2010, 04:33:38 AM »
okay, so i've come across this photo before and i never thought much of it, but didn't lisa say she was really bitter and closed off the last time she spoke with michael? and wasn't that early to mid 2000s?
[attachment=0:2r9162m8]Michael-Jackson-presenting-blanket-.jpg[/attachment:2r9162m8]
sorry for the wording, i don't know what that is. it's taken me since the oprah interview to find this picture. my point is, from michael's look, this seems to be taken around the mid 2000s, maybe even during the time of the trial. she doesn't seem bitter or closed off to me....
i think michael and lisa are much closer than people think. maybe not romantically anymore, but there's definitely an unbreakable bond. to me she's in on it- maybe for michael's sake, maybe for her father's...maybe for both.
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« on: September 28, 2010, 03:39:57 AM »
i know we've had threads as to what we'd ask michael if we ever got to meet with him face to face. i've thrown that question around in my mind often, and realized my biggest question would be something very personal- how did he forgive his father.
my father, like joe jackson, was abusive. more emotional than physical, but there were instances of physical abuse, one which led to a restraining order. my father, like joe, stepped out on my mother my entire life. he actually left the family twice for other women, but my mother took him back when he inevitably fucked up those relationships. needless to say, my childhood is a string of dark memories.
i know michael endured abuse far worse than me. i am in no way trying to say what i went through is exactly like michael's. however, michael had the courage (and yes, it is courage) to accept his father's past and to forgive.
this forgiveness is something i've struggled with since i've been estranged with my father for 6 years.
two weeks ago a girl ran a red light and crashed into my car, totaling it. i had to go to the hospital and i figured while there i should probably call my dad since he'd find out anyway. i don't know what compelled me to do this- my loss of blood, my shock, or the fact that i have been looking at michael and joe's relationship and reflecting upon it.
it's been two weeks and my father and i talk almost every day after 6 years of silence.
i suppose it's premature to say this is going to be a golden relationship filled with candy and kisses and love, but i just wanted to say thank you to michael. observing your strength and forgiveness really has shown me that i could do it too. what you went through michael was awful, and i understand. i believe that you have found peace with joe, and he's helping you out (maybe giving back for all the years of torment). i suppose you can think of this as an odd "thank you," but your trials and tribulations were not in vain. at least you know you helped one daughter find her way back to forgiveness.
so, thank you.
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« on: September 13, 2010, 02:06:03 AM »
this really doesn't have anything to do with the hoax...or maybe it does depending on how you look at it but...
have you guys noticed all these new commercials for joining the military lately? i feel like just in the past two weeks alone there have been a ton of advertisements. it seems there is one main theme behind every single one of these advertisements: they want young kids, and they want their families to accept them joining.
for all of you who aren't in the US, i'll tell you what the premise is for each ad:
the parent says "i wanted you to think about it." the young adult (early 20's, max) says "i have and i want to do this." sometimes the parent says "it's a big decision" or "i'm impressed." and then they have their tag line of "it's a big decision. talk about it."
i just find it ironic (or maybe i'm just permanently in hoax mode) that we have an army of l.o.v.e. forming and growing as more people question what's going on, and these ads just start popping up and getting major airtime. it's as if the government (if you believe in the NWO conspiracy) is attempting to use their propaganda to grow their own.
any one else see these and connect the two? i tried looking on youtube to show an example but i couldn't find one.
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« on: August 23, 2010, 02:23:23 AM »
ever since i started looking into this hoax, i opened up my mind to the possibilities of why michael would have done this. one of them is fighting against the NWO. realizing this possibility, i'm questioning everything- especially the entertainment industry. i'm very aware now of the songs artists sing, and what could be hidden in between the lines.
now, i think that miley cyrus' latest album had songs in there that were anti-control ("Liberty Walk" and "Robot.")
katy perry's newest cd, out on tuesday, has one song in particular that just stands out to me. it's called "who am i living for?"
what do you guys think?
just listen and read the lyrics:
[youtube:1nvrsjne]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pw0RGCVpXjM[/youtube:1nvrsjne]
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« on: August 22, 2010, 04:45:10 AM »
i'm still here.
we're still trying to piece this puzzle together and find the truth for you, for ourselves, for the world. your hoax has not been in vain. please, please don't ever doubt that.
love you more.
see you (hopefully) soon.
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« on: August 17, 2010, 06:19:07 PM »
just listen.
[youtube:1v52qq60]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeVt9UEUh-8[/youtube:1v52qq60]
to me, this is michael's message.
i love you guys. *virtually holds your hand*
p.s. sorry if this has been posted
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« on: June 28, 2010, 02:12:28 AM »
Okay so one of the millions of things this hoax has opened my eyes to is the influence in the music industry. i've never been a huge fan of miley cyrus, and i'm not particularly one now. everyone's been talking about how she's morphing into the "next britney." i think she's doing something slightly different, i.e. fighting back. i took a gander at her new album on itunes, and 2 songs in particular really caught my attention.
even if you don't like her or her style of music, just listen- lyrics are included. i think she woke up.
the first is "Liberty Walk"
[youtube:2zhfzkog]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfLLKK8NS5s[/youtube:2zhfzkog]
the next song, "Robot," is so obvious.
[youtube:2zhfzkog]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPlTcyNZTzg&feature=related[/youtube:2zhfzkog]
even though i'm not a fan....you go girl.
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« on: June 25, 2010, 09:39:06 PM »
PLEASE REMEMBER!
[attachment=0:15i5ox9q]mj6.jpg[/attachment:15i5ox9q]
Have Faith in HIM. If we think it's impossible, Michael thinks it's easily done. "You ain't seen nothing yet."
[attachment=2:15i5ox9q]Michael-Jackson-Memorial-Service.jpg[/attachment:15i5ox9q]
We are all in this TOGETHER
And most importantly....remember this above everything else....
[attachment=1:15i5ox9q]Michael-Jackson-Memorial.png[/attachment:15i5ox9q]
you all are simply amazing. we've supported each other this far. if you are lacking faith, i'll give you some of mine. this is not over. this is JUST the beginning.
can you feel it?
much love, always.
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« on: June 24, 2010, 02:52:31 AM »
my faith isn't wavering. i very much believe he is alive and is the mastermind behind this hoax. it's just that...the one year anniversary is coming up and news and media are exploding with specials. ABC, CBS, etc are flooding their news programs of "one year later" specials. the images of fans crying, personal tributes and "that day" being replayed over again just hurts. i feel a little crazy sometimes to feel like this. i mean, i feel like i've lost someone i love- in the sense that they've moved away or have been absent for a long period of time. i never even met michael, much less even see him from a far- i haven't been that lucky. but here i am, looking at the articles, seeing the people traveling from all over the world just to be next to his star on Hollywood or at Forest Lawn. it's really bittersweet. he deserves all this recognition, but at the same time it's a reminder that he's not back with us yet.
i keep thinking, like an old friend, he's going to show up at my door step saying "hey, i'm back."
michael, wherever you are, feel this love.
:?
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« on: May 23, 2010, 03:51:40 AM »
does anybody know what outfit michael was said to be "buried in?"
i think i read somewhere it was the outfit he wore to the 35th grammys?
[attachment=0:2pl5vk2d]Awards-Special-Performances-The-35th-Grammy-Awards-michael-jackson-7456485-798-1200.jpg[/attachment:2pl5vk2d]
could someone let me know if that's true? if it is, i think his acceptance speech is very significant.
he talks about how people were saying "where is he to here he is again" and about how he was having a "cleansing" and "rebirth." isn't it odd that (if i'm right) the very same outfit that he was "buried in" he talks about "rebirth?"
here's the clip:
[youtube:2pl5vk2d]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inkwaD2riak&feature=related[/youtube:2pl5vk2d]
if you guys could let me know, it'd help. thanks!!
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« on: May 23, 2010, 03:01:42 AM »
hi guys. i just wanted to post this video letting you know that sometimes the media actually tells the truth. it's a quick news report about a deposition in 2006. they call him a savvy business man.
dear media, no shit.
enjoy our man working his genius. always in control.
[youtube:2k005o9x]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y7QYBa1jgg&feature=related[/youtube:2k005o9x]
p.s. sorry for the poor quality.
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