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[mjj29081958]

None of them are looking at "MJ", not even close  :roll:

Agree  :?

Me too.

Me 4... Geez  :roll:  Sorry, don't mean to be rude, but seriously, I don't know whether to laugh or cry at this "proof"... :roll:

[the arabian nights]

None of them are looking at "MJ", not even close  :roll:

agree - its wishful thinking x

[Kirsche]

The green screen person is there so you can add yourself singing WATW.

how should a person be able to add himself into that? You can only see that for less than a second if the person were meant to be there for that, it should have been standing right in the front, so you could put yourself into it, don't you think?

That doesn't make sense that he's just there for a short second and looks like he was busted

[frogh777]

The green screen person is there so you can add yourself singing WATW.

how should a person be able to add himself into that? You can only see that for less than a second if the person were meant to be there for that, it should have been standing right in the front, so you could put yourself into it, don't you think?

That doesn't make sense that he's just there for a short second and looks like he was busted

OneLove, may I ask how old u r?

[Serenitys_Dream]

Here is my video again. Sorry gals, my channel was deleted so I have re-uploaded all my videos. Jacksonologist I think I got the credits right this time, if I missed anyone or anything I apologize.

[youtube:27w7ptnn]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub9PUXp8Waw[/youtube:27w7ptnn]

[Kirsche]

Thanks again for that video and for the exlplanations It always puts a big smile on my face  

[ZIsis]

Serenitys_Dream, lovely to see you here (sorry, I'm fairly new on this forum). So, thanks for posting the video. I just discovered your youtube channel just the other day, on one of my long "Michaeling" browsings :lol:  I just wanted to tell you that I also love the "good vibes" coming off your page too  


L.O.V.E & LOVE ALL THE WAY!

[Cameron]

Thanks again for that video and for the exlplanations It always puts a big smile on my face  

I love your .gifs pictures ! It's like MJ watching us  

[Kirsche]

Thanks again for that video and for the exlplanations It always puts a big smile on my face  

I love your .gifs pictures ! It's like MJ watching us  

hehe thanks. That's why I've chose these gifs

[punkiemommy]

Does anybody know who the guy is that is standing just to the right (our right) of the green guy...up a little and to the right?  His hair is receding....looks like he could be a person in disguise.  It would be just like MJ to create a diversion w/ the green guy and and all the while MJ's in disguise right next him.  

[Ninanina]

Here is my video again. Sorry gals, my channel was deleted so I have re-uploaded all my videos. Jacksonologist I think I got the credits right this time, if I missed anyone or anything I apologize.

[youtube:21lr50o6]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub9PUXp8Waw[/youtube:21lr50o6]

Oh, I want credit for the screenshot from the "Making of Ghosts", which was used in one of the comparisons! LMAO...
Wth is going on with those credits? If the media or Brian Oxman uses our footage and Photoshop experiments, yes, please give credit to the right person at least, but between fellow hoaxers?  I made my animated gifs for example for informational purposes and used copyrighted footage or pics myself - as everybody else here. Do those people, who want credit for a screenshot, credit the owner of the copyright? No, they don't.  :roll:

Thank you for making this informative video, Serenitys_Dream!

[suesuzzfaithkeeper]

Update photo! More Eyes on MJ! :lol:

i wish they would get there story straight..one said the green man is so you can put your picture in and sing with them...this one is a different statement lol..

February 1, 2010 |  8:26 pm
Twenty-five years after the all-star recording of "We Are the World" became a signature moment in celebrity altruism and pop-music history, a new collective of stars came together Monday at the same Hollywood recording studio to record a new version for Haiti earthquake relief.



Just as Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan descended on the A&M Studios on La Brea to sing for famine relief in Africa, Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion, Kanye West and Keith Urban turned up at the same soundstage (now called Henson Recording Studios) to join an all-star chorus that was 100 voices strong.

The 1985 effort, called USA for Africa, raised  $63 million and became a template for famous-face fundraising. The new single will premiere Feb. 12 on NBC during the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics with the hope that the download single can help funnel aid into the ravaged island nation.

The anniversary project had been quietly planned for months and was scheduled for the day after the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards to maximize celebrity availability. The plan veered sharply, though, after the Jan. 12 temblor in Haiti: Instead of more relief for Africa, the organizers switched gears and turned their cause to the Caribbean.

The scene on Monday, like the original session, was a fascinating mix of star confluence.





Where else would 83-year-old Tony Bennett sing in unison with 15-year-old Justin Bieber? Emphasizing the cross-generational representation, the choir featured two Beach Boys (Brian Wilson and Al Jardine) and three Jonas Brothers (Nick, Joe and Kevin).

Some newly minted stars, such as Zac Brown, whose band won the best new artist Grammy on Sunday, seemed a bit wide-eyed to be milling in the sweltering recording room with the likes of Carlos Santana, who recorded a searing guitar solo for the single early in the six-hour session.

"It's like standing in the classic records section at the Turtles music store looking at all the covers," Brown said. "It's ridiculous and it's wonderful and for a good cause."

Other performers included Pink, Jeff Bridges, Vince Vaughn, Usher, Akon, T-Pain, Lil Wayne, Toni Braxton, Snoop Dogg and Josh Groban.

Throughout the afternoon and early evening, a collection of music-industry elite mingled in a brick-lined courtyard watching the work at the microphone inside. It wasn't all glamour -- Gladys Knight, unaware that she was on camera, was filmed applying makeup during one break. While everyone else took a break for dinner, Streisand stayed behind to work on her solo, struggling to find the right tone and phrasing.

It became a bit monotonous hearing the diva run through the same 21-word section more than two dozen times. But she didn't seem to mind: "I didn't come all this way just to do one," she said after one take.

The original recording session on Jan. 28, 1985, featured 46 pop and rock stars, including Diana Ross, Billy Joel, Ray Charles, Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder and Willie Nelson. The song "We Are the World" was written by Jackson and Lionel Richie, and the single was produced by Quincy Jones, who also helped put together Monday's anniversary session.

After Streisand's solo time, the whole choir reconvened. Under the direction of Paul Haggis, the filmmaker best known for "Crash," the most star-packed cast on the planet made a music video while facing a swooping camera. At front and center was Wyclef Jean, a former member of the Fugees and a defining presence in the public life of his native Haiti, especially in recent weeks.

"We're doing this for the cameras," Haggis told his charges.

In the rear, Vaughn and Harry Connick Jr., both known as charismatic wiseguys, seemed to be enjoying a chuckle. In the center of the group, Streisand stood arm in arm with Black Eyed Peas singer will.i.am, and just an arm's reach from Dion, the closest thing in sight to an inheritor of her genre throne.

There was a ripple of curiosity in a media tent set up in an adjacent compound when two people dressed in lime-colored masks and body socks joined the singalong. Clearly, the extras were green-screen place holders, digital "blank spots" for people who would be added later by a visual effects team. Would it be the late Michael Jackson? An absent Bono or Janet Jackson?

Apparently not. The word at the event was that the green people were keeping a spot for Santana, who had to leave before the evening video shoot, and 67-year-old Wilson, who was having trouble standing throughout the marathon session.

Groban, stepping out from the studio for a break, said he was a bit bewildered by the crazy-quilt crowd, genre-wise.

"I'm standing there between Tony Bennett and Bizzy," he said, referring to the jazz icon and the member of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. "That's not ever really going to happen again."

Groban said the small talk between takes was especially riveting. "Everyone is talking about what they're working on next. It's fascinating," he said, just as Dion and her husband-manager, Rene Angelil, walked by with a wave.

Some stars weren't eager to talk to reporters. West, the hip-hop firebrand, smiled and said, "It's a good cause," and left it at that.

Jean, on the other hand, spoke to all who would listen. He talked emotionally about his own journey, as a young Haitian immigrant working at Burger King and falling in love with the music of  Richie. "I'm like a kid in a candy shop," he said of the gallery of music heroes.

Jean had one overriding response to the night: "I just want to thank everyone. Haiti thanks you. The world thanks you."

-- Geoff Boucher

Photos: First - In 1985, a who's who of pop recorded the Michael Jackson-Lionel Richie song 'We Are The World' to benefit the hungry in drought-plagued Africa. Credit: Associated Press. Second - In 2010, celebrities gather at the "We Are The World 25 Years for Haiti" recording session held at Jim Henson Studios in Hollywood, California. Credit: Kevin Mazur / WireImage.

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[whatyourheartsays]

I just don't understand those "I want credit for..." stuff...Are you gonna fight for who's first to find clues ?
Sorry, but I think it's just STUPID !!! We are all here for the same thing and we should just work as ONE.
Never came to my mind to ask for "credit" if I ever found a clue...Sometime you are really scaring me, acting like sharks  :shock:

if you want credit/fame for something go work to find an HIV vaccine, or solution to starvation...but credit for clue finding, sorry but I'm not a kid anymore... and if I look for clues , it's all for LOVE, not for personnal fame. Do think Michael's gonna love you more if youre the one to find out ?

Sorry I just had to say it.

[raphaelleanique]

I just don't understand those "I want credit for..." stuff...Are you gonna fight for who's first to find clues ?
Sorry, but I think it's just STUPID !!! We are all here for the same thing and we should just work as ONE.
Never came to my mind to ask for "credit" if I ever found a clue...Sometime you are really scaring me, acting like sharks  :shock:

if you want credit/fame for something go work to find an HIV vaccine, or solution to starvation...but credit for clue finding, sorry but I'm not a kid anymore... and if I look for clues , it's all for LOVE, not for personnal fame. Do think Michael's gonna love you more if youre the one to find out ?

Sorry I just had to say it.

Absolutely agree on that,well said!This is not kind of a competition!I am very gratefull to people who put a lot of time and thinking and coming forward in this,I wish I had more time to do so myself,we help eachother in this matter,as good as we can. Thanks to all of you,you all are so great

[MashMike]

whatyourheartsays wrote:I just don't understand those "I want credit for..." stuff...Are you gonna fight for who's first to find clues ?
    Sorry, but I think it's just STUPID !!! We are all here for the same thing and we should just work as ONE.
    Never came to my mind to ask for "credit" if I ever found a clue...Sometime you are really scaring me, acting like sharks :shock:

    if you want credit/fame for something go work to find an HIV vaccine, or solution to starvation...but credit for clue finding, sorry but I'm not a kid anymore... and if I look for clues , it's all for LOVE, not for personnal fame. Do think Michael's gonna love you more if youre the one to find out ?

    Sorry I just had to say it.



Absolutely agree on that,well said!This is not kind of a competition!I am very gratefull to people who put a lot of time and thinking and coming forward in this,I wish I had more time to do so myself,we help eachother in this matter,as good as we can. Thanks to all of you,you all are so great



100% agree woth both of you,it really doesn't matter who has found smth interesting and significant about the hoax, the most important thing is that we are joined together to find out the truth,the deep investigation of some members is really  appreciated, they are doing a great job but it doesnt really matter who or how many times,it ain't a competition, , to tell the truth,I, unfortunately, dont have the time to investigate deeply recently, cause im gettin' prepared for my national exams and i really do appreciate the hard work of other members who do their best to investigate, but, as i've already mentioned, it's not a competition, we are all seeking for the truth.