Quote from: TS_comments on November 28, 2011, 01:27:27 AMJermaine said: "He was very, very healthy but Michael was not with us, WAY BEFORE he arrived to the airport. ... I mean way before he arrived to the hospital. ... they were always after him, and he felt that his life was going to be taken." {http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5OOwLcE_6Q}.
The non-believers think that this was just a random mistake (not a clue, not an accidental slip). However, notice that shortly before saying "airport", he paused a bit; so there was ample time for him to collect his thoughts, and get the wording right.
Furthermore, if it really was just a mistake, how many words are there in the dictionary? What are the odds that a random mistake would produce the word "airport"? And what are the odds that the mistake happened precisely where the word "hospital" was supposed to be, and not during any one of the many other words during his interview?
I heard one non-believer try to explain it, by saying that Jermaine had recently arrived by plane; therefore, he had the "airport" on his mind when he was speaking. I think we can buy that excuse, as soon as we find examples of people in interviews accidentally using the word "restroom"—merely because they had used the restroom, shortly before their interview started.
So if the word "airport" from Jermaine was not a random mistake: it was either an accidental slip-up, or an intentional clue. Either way, it would be the truth. You don't accidentally let a lie slip out, no, when you accidentally spill the beans—it is the truth. And if it was an intentional clue, then I think we should also accept it as truth (unless we have two or three very strong reasons which show that it is not the truth). If Jermaine was merely trying to indicate the hoax, but not trying to indicate that MJ went to the airport: then he could've easily said many other things, such as: "... way before he got out of the van, I mean way before he was taken out of the ambulance."
If we can't trust the hoax clues from the family, then we really don't have much left. Yes, we would still have plenty of evidence that MJ himself planned and knew the exact day in advance; but the most reliable source of evidence that he succeeded in his plan, is the family. And if we can't trust the "airport" clue from Jermaine, then how can we trust the "Illusionist" clue from La Toya—or any other hoax clues from the family? We should either join the non-believers (and dismiss the hoax clues from the family, they are ALL merely coincidence, etc), or else we should accept that the family is leading us to the truth.
When Jermaine said "way before", this indicates that MJ left for the airport long before the ambulance went to the hospital. And for those who have been following the hoax from the beginning: you know that almost from the very first day, it was reported that MJ flew out of LAX on a private jet. So this "airport" belief did not get started from Jermaine's statement; instead, Jermaine VERIFIED the truthfulness of MJ flying out of LAX.
So now I have given two strong points for MJ not going to the hospital. #1 It would be an unnecessary risk of MJ being bumped off, when the world thinks he's already dead (even if this was a low risk, it was still a risk—and an unnecessary risk, at that). #2 Jermaine's "airport" clue, plus the very early hoax reports, point to MJ going to the airport instead of the hospital. And I still have three more strong points on this, yet to come (total of five reasons why MJ did not go to the hospital).
Nobody had yet i agreed to that Michael go to the hospital. And what TS says is true, then we must stop listening to what they say Jermaine and La Toya, stop looking at the accounts of twitter in Paris and see if the spelling mistakes are like those of Front, but in general do not look any account of Twitter of the family and begin thinking as a no believer.