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Pearljr Pearljr@jermjackson5 Name a place & time & we'll be there-2 many beLIEvers now 2 quiet with just insults & denials-Let's do interview 2 clear it up
@Pearljr you shld be ashamed of yourself -- irresponsibly fanning the flames with your nonsensical speculation & false premise. that's all52 minutes ago »jermjackson5 Jermaine Jackson First and foremost RT @wingheart Nor would he torture his own children...1 hour ago Favorite Retweet Replyjermjackson5 Jermaine Jackson I can't give this any more attention. It is a false debate that forgets that Michael would never, ever so cruelly hoax the fans he loved1 hour ago jermjackson5 Jermaine Jackson @ @selena2244 thank you -- it is distressing how 'believers' interpret anything as a 'sign' & read between lines that do not exist1 hour ago
Pearljr Pearljr@jermjackson5 Ashamed of giving MJ's loyal fans an extra voice-paying attention to them, agreeing something ain't right--No shame here baby!
On Wednesday 4th May 2011, @wingheart said:(In reply to PepzMachine)@PepzMachine If people had all the answers there would not have to be a trial. There are many questions surrounding Michael's death. I have many questions too, but I know for a fact he is laid to rest in FL. wingheart Karen Faye@@thalostboy I find people's reaction to things very interesting. It teaches me a lot. I enjoy learning.On Wednesday 4th May 2011, @wingheart said:(In reply to jermjackson5)@jermjackson5 Jermaine, maybe you can explain why Michael's resting place is still unmarked. I know the family were searching for the right words...but found it difficult to do so. wingheart Karen Faye@@carlotta72 there is no reason to address a theory, when the facts are already facts. I am sorry that fans believe a fallacy.36 minutes ago
So, as I said a few weeks ago, I thought the family would attack the hoax forums on Twitter to draw attention to it as we would near the end. Mission accomplished. The site is pretty slow at the moment and VERY slow a few minutes ago because there is a HUGE increase of traffic. At it's peak, there were 179 unique IP addresses visiting the site .... at the same second. If that would keep going on the whole day (it won't, it was a peak, but just to show you how much traffic that is) it would mean over 15 million unique visitors in 1 day. We're trying to get the host do an emergency upgrade at the moment.So thanks for the attention Jermaine! lolol/
QuoteOn Wednesday 4th May 2011, @wingheart said:@jermjackson5 Jermaine, maybe you can explain why Michael's resting place is still unmarked. I know the family were searching for the right words...but found it difficult to do so.
On Wednesday 4th May 2011, @wingheart said:@jermjackson5 Jermaine, maybe you can explain why Michael's resting place is still unmarked. I know the family were searching for the right words...but found it difficult to do so.
May 4 is the 124th day of the year (125th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 241 days remaining until the end of the year.
This day is considered an unofficial holiday by Star Wars fans to celebrate Star Wars culture and remember the films.[5]May 4 is called Star Wars Day (also sometimes known as Luke Skywalker Day) because of the popularity of a common pun spoken on this day. Since the phrase “May the Force be with you” is a famous quote often spoken in the Star Wars films, fans commonly say "May the fourth be with you" on this day. It should be noted that Star Wars fans were not the first to introduce the line “May the Fourth Be With You”. When Margaret Thatcher was elected Britain's first female prime minister, it happened on the Fourth of May 1979. This led her party to place an advertisement in The London Evening News, which said: "May The Fourth Be With You, Maggie. Congratulations."[6]
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