I don't know if many of you recall of reading about kingdom entertainment.when i came upon this, I dug in deeper and found a very interesting link to some of the ppl involved in TII.
a.Michael met Prince Alwaleed in 1994 in disneyland Paris.
b.by 1997 they had a joint venture to unite East and West investments called Kingdom Entertainment.
c.appearently the deal did not go through.
d.Prince alwaleed has investments within some of the most important threads of the West society,including Bank of America,Disney,and yes,News Group Co.
e.Kingdom Entertainment financed the History tour and covered the filming of Ghost.the Prince's aid,was the road manager at the time.
f.oddly,the posterior CD;s mention Paul Gongaware as the road manager for History(the double disc)and now producer of TII.
g.I found the connections to these people:
Prince Alwaleed is partners with Rupert Murdoch(Fox News,The Sun,and yes,Global News Group,the paparazzi outside Carolwood street)
h. Murdoch also financed the Martin Bashir Documentary.
i.Murdoch is partners with AEG,and AEG is partners with Prince Alwaleed.
j.AEG financed all involved in TII.Michael appearently did not spend a dime on anything so everything was rented and set up for him.
k.Tom Barrack (Colony Capital) is also partner with Anschutz(AEG)
l.Xanadu complex construction in New Jersey is financed by Colony and AEG and is exactly like MJ's oiginal projects.
m.Tohmme served as PR for colony,
n.Tohmme and Tom Barrack are lebanese and the Prince's mother is lebanese.
o.Tohmme was married to Randy Phillip's sister.
p.Tohmme handled the auctions for Juliens and when the buyer for NL came up (the deed)they said they wanted the property intact.
q.The buyer withdrew and that's when the AEG dealings began in 07.
r.Prince alwaleed was going to build a mosque on the twin tower site,but withdrew,using Murdoch as a partner.
s.he also holds shares in Pepsi,Apple,and now,in Sony,at the video game section.
t.it seems that they all became the faboulous pack and planned to smoother Michael to get a hold of the Catalogues...his half was up to 4 billion in 2006.
they own 500 thousand songs.
so who wants to get into the catalogues?
ask yourselves.
