Michael Jackson Dead - June 25, 2009

[Judee]

Gees, there are people committing suicide now because of MJs death ... 7 reported so far. Ya see what all this foolish ga ga idol worshiping leads too. What kind of pitiful lives are some people living when ... when .. ah, never mind, I guess I just have to accept the fact that some humons are NUTS .. ga ga nuts, I tell ya. This display of gaga-ism that some humons are displaying over some celebrity is pitiful, disgusting. Another reason why I'm embarrassed to be even half humon.

It's a pitiful commentary on the state of society isn't it?

[Divinorumus]

This is probably among the most saddest videos I've ever seen.



What a sad commentary on life and in particular all those PATHETIC MORONIC IDOL WORSHIPING GAGA people out there. It's the GAGA crowd, in addition to this guys child enslaving father, that created the unbalanced weirdo that MJ turned out to be.

I couldn't imagine a life where I couldn't just walk down the street without all the GAGA FREAKS out there drooling over me and messing up my attempt at a normal life. All those envious idol worshiping GAGA people are pathetic and they should be blamed for the guys' death and made to feel guilty about all that. I'd probably hang myself if I was treated like that, unable to even go out to buy myself a basket of groceries without being attacked by a pack of pitiful idol worshiping gaga groupies.

What a sick world we live in, it's all just pathetic. I really didn't give a hoot about MJ before, but after witnessing all this crap I'm actually feeling a bit sorry for the guy. Gawd, could you imagine not even being able to go on a simple enjoyable vacation without all the REAL freakos stairing and going gaga over you wherever you went?

Ya gaga people out there should be ashamed of yourselves .. go swallow a bottle of tylenol and do the world a favor and follow those 7 sicko groupies to where ya'll belong, ha. Gawd, how disgusting can some people be. Freaking idol worshipers, ha. That video above pretty much sums up why the poor guy felt so lonely and miserable and went nutz .. of course it was his own desire for fame that lead to that, he should have known how sick some groupies can be. It wouldn't surprise me that he had all that plastic surgery done to himself in order to change his appearance so he could possibly live a normal free life, but he wasn't even allowed to pull that off without the gaga freakos figuring out who he was.

Sad, just sad, what a monkey world. Hey, LEAVE OTHERS ALONE !!!

[Alpha]

This is more than sad Div....I don't think any of us know what that feels like...never to even just go to a grocery store and browse around like anyone else...to have to pretend, in a simulation to just try to feel what that's like.

The media and the machine has made it so......and caught the majority of folks into the mindset and thrill of following these foks around, wanting to know everything they do, where they go, what they wear, what ???

God dammit....what is that? It seems to me the the global "we" has made it so......more than sad and tragic for those who chose to live through others...or think they do................

[Divinorumus]

Yeah, it's funny, but I was surprised that I was feeling sorry for the guy after witnessing all of this, and now the mad feeding frenzy over his estate.

Because humons are so easily programmed, we can only imagine what kind of indoctrination and programming must have occurred in his mind because of the way everyone was acting and reacting around him. And really, all the guy really did was oscillate tones .. i.e. make music. Big deal, so what, that ain't that impressive. I mean, there are millions of people out there that have REALLY made a positive difference in our lives than someone that merely oscillated a tune and wiggled around like they had ants in their pants, ha. A scientist that discovers or creates a cure for a bad deadly disease, now there is someone I'd want to shake hands with, but of course I wouldn't go gaga over the dude.

Really, what a sad life MJ must have lived, to have all that wealth yet could never really go out and enjoy any of it, having to instead restrict his whole life to the confines of a cage which he tried so desperately fill with STUFF to make life seem a little bit better.

And, take that whole sexual thang he was accused of. Who knows what happened there, especially considering how some humons would kill to take $20 from another. And yeah, his sleeping with kids may seem weird to us that have grown up here in America, but in other nations whole families sleep together in a single room, sometimes in the same bed, adults and kids alike, and THAT doesn't mean they are like those here that would jump your bones given have the chance. And besides, I find it hard to believe that someone like MJ with so much too loose would actually risk it all for a cheap discusting thing that seems to turn those on that were suspicious of him ... hey, not everyone gets a boner being around kids except those that might have been suspicious of MJ when he was around them because that's the way THEY think, ha.

I'm starting to think the guy got a bad rap and was destroyed by all the people that stuck their noses into his life. Oh well, karma will decide and take care of the rest of the story.

[DorieTesla'sMom]

WHOA! TMZ is carrying a story that MJ is not the biological father of any of the three children. Also, Debbie Rowe is said to not be the bio mother of the two older children. Story is she was carrying somebody else's egg. That explains her rather indifferent attitude to the children; she was sort of a surrogate too.
Still she carried the babies and "birthed" 'em, so without her they would never have been born.

So now this whole parenting thing of MJ's reminds me of baby buying or "gray market" adoption.
So did MJ just go to a clinic and buy other people's embryos?

Would Mrs. Jackson still want the children if they aren't her bio grandchildren?

[Divinorumus]

Would Mrs. Jackson still want the children if they aren't her bio grandchildren?

Oh you better believe she does, ha, they come with a trust fund, don't ya know. Heck, I'll take em if nobody else does. (lol)

Get your tickets early, folks: Jackson's body to be on public view starting Friday
And don't forget to visit the gift shop on your way out.

I also hear they removed MJs brain. DOH! I wonder if they will put that in a jar for viewing too, maybe sell pieces of it to the groupies.

[Judee]

I'm torn between saying that at some point, Michale made a decision to become a 'public freak', and choose to lead a life that way; then on the other side, I say that he was 'made' that way by a totally mentally and physically abusive father who used Michael and his brothers as 'cash cows', with no thought of any harm that might be happening to them. But, most of all, it's the public that I blame. If they weren't buying into all this phoney, creepy crap, Michael wouldn't have ended up 'being who he was'. One can't have a 'freak' without an audience can you?

[Judee]

And it begins...

Jackson 'took revenge on years of abuse by his father' by cutting him out of his will

By Paul Harris and Jo Clements
01st July 2009

Michael Jackson took revenge on his father for years of abuse by cutting him out of his will, it emerged yesterday.
The singer made no mention of Joe Jackson in a will drawn up in 2002.
Now that signed document - the only one traced so far in a frantic scramble over Jacko's estate - could be made legally binding if a later one fails to turn up.
It would mean 80-year-old Joe Jackson, who publicly began cashing in on his son's legacy within hours of his death, might not get a penny.

Friends of the 50-year-old star described the deliberate exclusion of Mr Jackson as Michael's 'payback' for enduring years of beatings and physical abuse as a child, followed by a ruthless control of his lucrative career.
But Mr Jackson has already contested the the validity of the will - and is preparing to challenge it in court.


Last night lawyers representing rival interests in the King of Pop's millions embarked on a battle of wills that could see his fortune tied up for years in legal wrangling.

Despite his debts and cash problems, some estimates put his fortune at up to a billion dollars, on paper at least.
Jackson's 2002 exclusion of his father has reportedly been compounded by a stipulation that his mother Katherine, and not his father, should get custody of his three children.
Joe Jackson, left, is driven away from his home in Los Angeles on Tuesday. The father has made some bizarre statements in recent days, including giving reporters a thumbs-up in the days after Michael's death, and appearing to plug his company in a press interview
That process started independently anyway on Monday, when 79-year-old Mrs Jackson alone was granted temporary guardianship of Michael's sons Blanket, 7, Prince Michael, 12, and daughter Paris, 11.
Then a separate battle began over his estate. Mr Jackson's attorney Londell McMillan declared that no will had been found and no executors had come forward.
Shortly afterwards, however, Michael's on-off lawyer John Branca, whom he sacked at one stage but recently reappointed, said he had the 2002 will in his posession and believed it to be the latest one.
Next, the Jackson family camp suggested that Michael had made 'multiple wills' and that the 2002 document was not valid.
Then another family lawyer, Brian Oxman, said the reported will has never been seen by the clan and insisted he 'loved his dad'.
He added: 'Joe Jackson is a good man... He has been kind and generous to his entire family. Michael loved his father and I want that to be known throughout all of time.
'He loved his dad and all of the controversies need to be set aside at this point.'

But yesterday Mr Branca still made it clear he intended to present his document to court and argue that it is valid. If any more wills emerge, a judge will have to evaluate competing claims of the presenters.
The fact that Jackson made the will in 2002 might be significant. Although he released his 'Invincible' solo album in 2001, his behaviour became increasingly reclusive and bizarre.
It was the year he famously dangled baby Blanket from a hotel balcony. Soon afterwards he agreed to give his bombshell 'sleeping with children' interview to Martin Bashir, aired in 2003, in which he also revealed his father beat him.
He said he became so scared of Joe he would vomit when he saw him.
Jacko's trademark items - a hat, sunglasses and a glove - are displayed during the public Apollo memorial
Mr Jackson later dismissed the claims, declaring: 'Yeah. He regurgitates all the way to the bank.' He disputed the claims of abuse, adding: 'I whipped him with a switch and a belt. I never beat him. You beat someone with a stick.'
Yesterday police were still focusing on the trail of prescription drugs believed to have killed the singer.
Detectives are analysing two large plastic bags of medication removed from the rented home in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, where Jackson collapsed last Thursday.
A spokesman for Los Angeles Police Department refused to detail about exactly what they found, describing it only as ‘medical evidence’.
Detectives are also reportedly planning a huge investigation into a string of doctors who have been treating Jackson - and prescribing him drugs - going back years.
They will look into his family’s fears that doctors supplied a steady stream of powerful pills, which turned him into an addict and slowly destroyed his body.
The investigation raises the prospect of criminal charges. In the case surrounding the death of Anna Nicole Smith, for example, three people have been indicted on charges of conspiring to supply drugs illegally.
But police also hope the medics will shed light on possible illnesses Jackson was suffering and the medication he was taking.
Dr Conrad Murray, the star’s personal physician who was with him when he collapsed and died, has already been interviewed by police.
He emphatically denies ever giving Jackson Demerol, which is believed to have brought on the singer's cardiac arrest on Thursday.
A spokesman for the Los Angeles Coroner confirmed Jackson was taking prescription drugs at the time of his death.
He declined to comment on reports that the singer overdosed on them - which served only to fuel speculation yesterday that Jackson committed suicide or made a 'cry for help' under the pressure of embarking on a 50-concert marathon in London.
But investigators will not ultimately know how much of a role painkillers played in the tragedy until results come back from toxicology tests on Jackson’s body.
Although two autopsies have been completed, police have admitted they are still ‘weeks away’ from determining an official cause of death.
The will belonging to the late pop star was presented to court yesterday.
The attorney for the Jackson family, L. Londell McMillan, says his clients are now aware of the will, and the late singer's advisers are looking for additional documents.

The existence of a will, and the probable appointment of an executor, could complicate a petition by Jackson's mother Katherine to become the administrator of his estate.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ting-will.html

[Divinorumus]

Funny, I was just on google moments ago to check the news and this is what I saw:



Looks like MJ found those 69 virgins, ha.

[Judee]

Now that is one funny headline Div!!! It might be his first time too!

[Dera]

EXCLUSIVE: $25 Charge To Attend Michael Jackson Memorial

Posted on Jul 02, 2009 @ 12:15PM


Fans who wish to attend Michael Jackson's star-studded memorial service at Staples Center will have to shell out $25 to sit in the stands, RadarOnline.com has learned exclusively.

Family, friends and VIPS will have seats on the main floor for The Tuesday, July 7th Staples service, first reported by RadarOnline.com, while the general public will be plucking down $25 to sit in the stands.

The memorial service will feel like a concert production featuring guest speakers, a lot of music and video screens inside and outside of Staples, a source close to the planning tells RadarOnline.com.

Michael Jackson's close friend Elizabeth Taylor is expected to attend, along with Diana Ross.

T-shirts that were going to be sold on Michael's upcoming "This Is It" tour will not go to waste. They will be sold outside Staples to people entering the service.

The service will be held between 10am PST and noon PST. The Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus will be on standby, literally. The circus act just happens to be in town and is slated to begin their run at the Staples Center from July 8 to July 11.

"We will not be taking part in the memorial service," spokesperson Stephen Payne confirmed. "We are prepared to make any logistical changes with equipment and such to help out.

http://www.radaronline.com/exclusive...ckson-memorial

[Alpha]

This is unbelievable Dera....charging for a memorial service?!?!?.....disgusting.

I wonder how much Elizabeth, Diana and the rest of the VIPs have to shell out.

Stop the planet.....things like this make me want to get off

[Divinorumus]

I wonder what a bag of popcorn and a soda will cost? I'll pass on the hot dogs, of course.