Here is the info about George magazine: You are not allowed to view links.
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Login"he consistent underlying theme was to marry the themes of celebrity and media with the subject of politics in such a way that the general public would find political news and discourse about politics more interesting to read."
For me this is the line that must be taken into consideration regarding hoax death: "George earned infamy in the conspiracy cyberculture, when an article slated to run in the October 1998 "Conspiracy Issue" on the top conspiracy writers was killed at the last minute by George editors. Titled "Princes of Paranoia," it would have highlighted writers and websites that were popular in the field of conspiracy theory and given their work exposure to a wider audience."
I think this redirect tries to tell us that the conspiracy theories regarding MJ's death are not to be taken seriously. At least not entirely.
TNZ has also some interesting tweets:
TNZ :While thinking about George, don't forget about Douglas Rushkoff. You are not allowed to view links.
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TNZ:Robert Anton Wilson (1832 - NEVER) "The Illumanus! Trilogy" ("Fairy-tales for paranoids") >>>Douglas Roushkoff "Mediavirus!">>> "George"
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IMO today's redirect means not to take every clue literally, every theory to be true, but to take them metaphorically. Ans filter everything through our common sense and decide for ourselves what is true
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