TIAI redirect me If I am Right! ---------------------

Hi!

If I am right about this, I asked TIAI to make one his re-directions of th01is post, cause I don't think I make a mistake here.

I think that almost all the money that Michael may have made after his "death" will be given to sick and poor children. I don't have a single doubt about it.

This is why I don't think that ANYBODY will be mad after Michael when he will comeback! I am pretty sure that even though it is not the only reason, it is in his top 5 reasons why he did it. Michael always said that his priority in life was to help kids all around the world. His message is L.O.V.E., he did it for L.O.V.E. What could be most loving than having done this huge thing to help children around the world.

So, non-beLIEvers that says that they will not love MJ anymore if he faked his death, maybe they will change their mind then! And if Michael goes to court for fraud about this money, I don't think that any judge would condemn him if all this money was for children. Any judge with a heart won't do it cause they know they will be persecuted after comdemning him!

I do hoax videos in french, and this is something that a lot of people tell me, even if they are beLIEvers: well, if he indeed did that, I think people will be very mad about him when he will come back!

So there is my answer!

So, ANYBODY, with a heart, on this earth, will not be angry against Michael if he does give all this money to charity. Just IMAGINE how much money it is!!!!!!! It would be huuuuuuuge! Michael does not need money, all this story of Michael bankrupt is all BS, he still has a lot of money, he invests in a lot of things in his life... So he doesn't need that extra money!

Remember, it's all for L.O.V.E.

Julie xxx

PPS: Maybe the clue of the pepsi commercial for the day he almost died was: On January 27, 1984, Jackson suffered second degree burns on his scalp while filming a Pepsi commercial at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. A pyrotechnics accident set his hair on fire in front of the auditorium full of fans who were there for a simulated concert. Jackson sued PepsiCo and settled out of court for $1.5 million. The settlement was donated to the Brotman Medical Center in Culver City, California, where Jackson received treatment for his burns. Using the money donated by Jackson, Brotman was able to get the best available technology for treating burn victims. The burn ward at the hospital was later named the "Michael Jackson Burn Center" to honor Jackson and his generous contribution.

And the clue for the victory tour jacket on the day Michael was "buried": The 1984 Victory Tour, headlined by the Jacksons, introduced more than two million fans to Jackson's solo material. Following the tour, Jackson donated his $5 million share from the tour's profits to charity.