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Post by beatlies on Jun 25, 2009 18:07:42 GMT -5
AP Source: Michael Jackson dies in LA hospital
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LOS ANGELES – Michael Jackson, the sensationally gifted "King of Pop" who emerged from childhood superstardom to become the entertainment world's most influential singer and dancer before his life and career deteriorated in a freakish series of scandals, died Thursday, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press. He was 50.
The person said Jackson died in a Los Angeles hospital. The person was not authorized to speak publicly and requested anonymity.
The circumstances of his death were not immediately clear. Jackson was not breathing when Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics responded to a call at his Los Angeles home about 12:30 p.m., Capt. Steve Ruda told the Los Angeles Times. The paramedics performed CPR and took him to UCLA Medical Center, Ruda told the newspaper.
Jackson's death brought a tragic end to a long, bizarre, sometimes farcical decline from his peak in the 1980s, when he was popular music's premier all-around performer, a uniter of black and white music who shattered the race barrier on MTV, dominated the charts and dazzled even more on stage.
His 1982 album "Thriller" — which included the blockbuster hits "Beat It," "Billie Jean" and "Thriller" — remains the biggest-selling album of all time, with more than 26 million copies.
He was perhaps the most exciting performer of his generation, known for his feverish, crotch-grabbing dance moves, his high-pitched voice punctuated with squeals and titters. His single sequined glove and tight, military-style jacket were trademarks second only to his ever-changing, surgically altered appearance.
As years went by, he became an increasingly freakish figure. His skin became lighter and his nose narrower. He surrounded himself with children at his Neverland ranch, often wore a germ mask while traveling and kept a pet chimpanzee named Bubbles as one of his closest companions.
In 2005, he was cleared of charges he molested a 13-year-old cancer survivor at Neverland in 2003. He had been accused of plying the boy with alcohol and groping him. The case took a fearsome toll on his career and image, and he fell into serious financial trouble.
Hundreds of people gathered outside the hospital as word of his death spread. The emergency entrance at the UCLA Medical Center, which is near Jackson's rented home, was roped off with police tape.
In New York's Times Square, a low groan went up in the crowd when a screen flashed that Jackson had died, and people began relaying the news to friends by cell phone.
"No joke. King of Pop is no more. Wow," Michael Harris, 36, of New York City, read from a text message a friend sent to his telephone. "It's like when Kennedy was assassinated. I will always remember being in Times Square when Michael Jackson died."
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Michael Jackson announces he is set to play ten live concerts at the London O2 Arena in July, which he announced at a press conference at the London O2 Arena, Thursday, March 5, 2009. (AP / Joel Ryan)
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Michael Jackson at age 13, the youngest member of the Jackson Five, sings in his home in Encino, Ca in 1972. (AP Photo, file)
Reports: Pop star Michael Jackson dies at 50
Updated Thu. Jun. 25 2009 6:58 PM ET
CTV.ca News Staff
Michael Jackson, the "King of Pop," has died after suffering cardiac arrest at his Los Angeles home, according to multiple reports. The singer had been preparing for a major comeback after years of seclusion.
A fire department official said Jackson was not breathing when paramedics arrived at his rented Bel Air mansion at 12:26 p.m.
Jackson, 50, was treated at UCLA Medical Center. But hospital officials were reportedly unable to revive him, according to ABC News, the Los Angeles Times and TMZ.
His death came as Jackson prepared for a major comeback next month, after years of seclusion. He was scheduled to perform 50 shows in London's O2 Arena, with the financial backing of two billionaires.
In recent years, Jackson had been the subject of endless tabloid headlines and financial difficulties. If his London shows had proved successful, he was expected to embark on a major world-wide tour.
Jackson first gained fame as musical prodigy with the pop group the Jackson 5. He was just a child, but under the watchful eye of his father, Joe Jackson, the group managed a string of hit singles with Motown Records.
The singer then broke out on his own in 1971, and began to craft his reputation as the "King of Pop." His solo efforts have become some of the best-selling albums of all time, including "Off the Wall," "Thriller" and "Bad."
The latter two albums coincided with the rise of MTV, and Jackson became known for a series of ground-breaking music videos -- including the horror-themed "Thriller."
Along with his talents as a singer and songwriter, he was also a spectacular dancer. He showed off his signature move, "The Moonwalk," during a 1983 television appearance celebrating the 25th anniversary of Motown.
But as his fame rose, so did his eccentricity. He became known for his child-like demeanor and his treasure trove of toys and amusement park rides at his Neverland Ranch -- named after the fantastical island of Peter Pan.
By the late-1980s he had become fodder for the tabloids. In 1986, it was erroneously reported that he slept in a hyperbaric chamber. Other reports focused on his paling skin, which Jackson blamed on the disease Vitiligo, and his numerous plastic surgeries that completely changed his facial appearance.
And then in 1993, in the most severe blow to his career, Jackson was accused of child molestation. He eventually settled the allegations out of court.
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Suzanne 53 22
Wow so sad I grew up with his music. Prayers go out to his family.
James 41 18
Thanks for the music. Sad end to a great musician
Mary 39 16
We all will miss him. May his soul rest in peace.
Kayissa 21 16
Oh NO! Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett same day dead! This is horrible!
Gerald from Siouix Lookout 24 15
Wow this is a huge shock. I will be praying for his family. Its too bad that he never had the chance to do is "comeback" especially considering all he has been through with lawsuits and such.
BillieJean 23 20
RIP
King of Pop!
pw 29 14
wow. never saw that coming.
Larry Nette 16 15
this cannot be happening as two of pop cultures favorites leave our graces on the same day. God bless them both
Bill Moyer Trenton 18 16
You were my favourite singer of the 1980's. Rest in Peace.
Janet in Ont. 17 30
He was a great singer, he had it all, RIP Micheal.
Now you can also answer so very many questions to you maker.
mike North York 18 17
no matter what others say about you, i will miss you Mikey.
Sandra 15 15
Wow! Farrah Fawcett and NOW Michael Jackson! We have lost two great people. RIP!
Marion 23 15
MJ!!!
Your music will live on!
April Boucher 15 22
I allways love Micheal from the frist time i saw him on tv wiyh his brothers . He was good then and still is good no mather what people say about him .NOW LET HIM REST IN PEACE
PC 20 15
terrible...he was a true icon when I was a kid.
bryce wilkinson 11 12
OMG he is really dead So it really is true ? theres alot of rumor's going around about his dead but it really is true that he has died. Wow...... this is reallly big news
AylmerBob 13 14
RIP
Dan 16 16
We'll miss you Michael!
Mary Cotie 13 17
RIP the king of pop!! You cwould be sadly missed!!
LJC 13 17
so sad
bellesque 22 12
Nobody will ever know the truth about Michael Jackson. All we can say for sure is that the man gave us some amazing music. RIP Michael.
Jimmy from ON 6 12
Too bad
JP in Ontario 13 10
The End of an Era. Good Bye Michael, I hope you find peace now. Despite years of bad press he influenced millions.
Kenny Dalla Vicenza 19 7
He is probably on an island somewhere with Elvis writing one of the greatest comeback albums of all time.
Kenny
nanuuq 11 8
No matter what you think of him, he was a huge influence on the entertainment industry and pop culture.
Halifax Guy 14 8
This is a sad end to the bizarre story of Micheal Jackson. May he rest in peace and may the media finally leave the guy alone.
SAMVAN 6 8
woow man...this is a great shock. Life is too short.
RIP MJ
sam 10 8
Moonwalk lives on
Rob Swatuk 7 7
No matter what I always Loved you Micheal!!!
April Boucher 8 10
Let The Poor Man Rest In PEACE NOWWWWWWWWWW
Oliver 6 7
WOW who would've thought he would die at such young age...
Daniel Barron 2 9
That can't be true. Please tell to the fans this is NOT TRUE. Michael Can't die. I am so upset about this! I love Michael... he is my HERO my everything. Michael, TE AMO. Danny from Mexico
Dave 9 6
May the grace that was never extended to you in your life now be extended to you and your family in your death.
So... 21 19
It's time we stop worshiping these celebrities. Big deal...death happens to everyone...
Ivan 9 9
He was such a beautiful young man. It's sad that he wasn't happy with his appearance. A perfect example what fame can do to a child.
Bryan 6 6
Now they can make a movie about him. Struggling childhoold, difficulty dealing with fame and finally acceptance and redemption. Live on Michael.
Ivy Abraham T.O 6 7
Is it true is the King Of Pop Dead. This is a Bad day for all of music. I loved you Micheal.
Laura 9 8
can't believe this im in shock. RIP MJ & FF. I hope you'll rest in peace even though i know the tabloids will exploit this among other things...
Keith Stokes 13 11
Wow! What a shock! I just turned on CNN 20 min. ago and heard that he was in a coma then 3 min. later the announcement came that he had died. A tragic loss to the music industry.
Ronnie Kae 9 9
You'll be missed! One love!
Annie 4 2
Yikes, what a shocker. Rest in Peace, Michael.
sascha 7 1
He was a musician like Elvis Beethoven and Mozart!! He stays forever in my heart.
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kim 5 1
so sad. just like elvis. a star dying before his time
Jim-Surrey 2 1
Such a talent will be missed BUT now he is moon-walking to a better place.
Thoughts go out to family and friends and of course the kids!!
Another Thriller there will never be!! :-(
Lisa 2 0
RIP Michael
Thoughts and prayers for your family at this time.
He was pure genius in the music industry, IMO.
I do believe, however, that someone will reach and attain and maybe even surpass the amazing talent that you have given us these last 5 decades! Someone who will no doubt carry on your excellence!
Gen 0 0
So sad! Considering today is my birthday and this major news about Michael had happened! Rest in Peace!
Andrea L 1 0
wow so sad. He will be truly missed
Jaye Hart 1 0
Michael you will always be my idol even in death. Love always Jaye Hart!!!
Johnny booker 1 0
I can't believe it. I think his comback would have been a great success and it doesn't matter how much of a sicko he may have been...HE'S BAD!..you got to admit you've had to JAM OUT and dance to his music.
I will pray to the Lord for his forgiveness and I hope he makes it to heaven.
Hopefully gets to chill with BIG and PAC!.."GOD BLESS THE DEAD"
Kathy in Vancouver 0 0
Bless his heart, such an unhappy person for so long despite so much talent. May he rest in peace.
Jaye Hart 1 0
I'll always have my Trips to the Neverland Ranch.
Douglas 2 0
Jackson has officially stolen Fawcett's thunder.
Jose in Winnipeg 1 0
I wonder what kind of oddities we'll find at Neverland...
Sean Webb 1 0
Will his family go with a small private funeral or follow in the tradition for carnival freak show funerals?
Maeve 1 0
The world is going to mourn such a talented performer. How shocking. He created such amazing songs and left a huge mark on the world. I will be blasting his best hits tonight!!
Nikki 1 0
Wow. This comes a total shock.
R.I.P MJ. You will be forever missed, King of Pop.
geoff 2 1
Big deal....millions of people the world over died today. Mothers, Fathers teachers, friends and lovers. They don't make the news, but this freakshow does. The cult of celebrity lives on.....
MAL 0 1
As someone who was a teenager in the 70's this has not been a good day, my poster and 8-track both died. Sending good thoughts to Gene Simmons.
The weird MJ that supposedly passed today has absolutely nothing to do with the star of the 70's and 80's. It's a shame there wasn't someone like Britney Spears dad in his life to stop the nonsense back then....
Margaret in Ottawa 1 0
The end of an era.
Thank you Michael, rest in peace.
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Post by beatlies on Jun 26, 2009 4:39:42 GMT -5
Absurd, patently false, quick on the draw mindrape "commentary" plant on the front page links
headline of yahoo.com now. "power is the ability to define phenomenon and make them act accordingly" Trying to tell you what you are and what you think:
2 lost icons: For Generation X, a really bad day
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A record-shattering vinyl album and its moonwalking maestro. A paper poster of a golden-haired beauty in a one-piece swimsuit that was gossamer and clingy in all the right places.
It all seems so quaint now, the fragmented dream memories of a fleeting micro-era that began with words like "bicentennial" and "pet rock" and ended with MTV, Atari and absurdly thin cans of super-hold mousse.
The man-child named Michael Jackson and the luminous girl known as Farrah Fawcett-Majors jumped into our consciousness at a plastic moment in American culture — a time when the celebrity juggernaut we know today was still in diapers. When they departed Thursday, just a few hours and a few miles apart, they left an entire generation — a very strange generation indeed — without two of its defining figures.
"These people were on our lunchboxes," said Gary Giovannetti, 38, a manager at HBO who grew up on Long Island awash in Farrah and MJ iconography. "This," he said, "is the moment when Generation X realizes they're grown up."
It was a long time coming. Cynical, disaffected, rife with ADD, lost between Boomers and millennials and sandwiched between Vietnam and the war on terror, Gen X has always been an oddity. It was the product of a transitional age when we were still putting people on celebrity pedestals but only starting to make an industry out of dragging them down.
Its memorable moments were diffuse and confusing — the Ronald Reagan assassination attempt, the dawn of AIDS, the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger. It had no protest movement, no opponent to unite it, none of the things that typically shape the ill-defined beast we call an American generation.
These were the people who sent to the top of the charts a song called "We Don't Need Another Hero," then figured out how to churn them out wholesale, launching the celebrity obsession that is now an accepted part of American cultural fabric.
And that was personified nowhere better than in the two people who died Thursday.
She was, perhaps, the last in a line that began with Betty Grable in World War II — the bathing beauty who seemed kissed by the sun and exuded a potent combination of innocence and sexuality. But her "Charlie's Angels" jiggle-show image presaged another world entirely. It was the one that would come to be dominated first by Brooke and her Calvins and ultimately, as the hunger grew tawdrier, by American Apparel ads and the celebrity sex videos of Pamela Anderson and Paris Hilton.
She struggled for credibility after the poster and the Angels. She got it in 1984 with a dramatic turn as an abused wife in "The Burning Bed." But her last stand — a documentary about the cancer that killed her — was tainted by her run-ins with insatiable paparazzi and tabloids.
He was another thing entirely — perhaps the most recognizable face in the world, even more so than the pope or Barack Obama. His musical genius and energy seemed boundless for a time. They were rivaled only by his quirks, which consumed him.
He had a bumpy, extraordinarily public childhood. Then he spent an off-the-wall lifetime trying to get it back, erecting a ranch named after the fantasy land of Peter Pan and inviting children to share his life and his bed — with results that some said drifted into the criminal.
He caught fire in a Pepsi commercial. He shrouded his children in full-body coverings and dangled one over a balcony to show his fans below. His fabled multiple plastic surgeries turned him into someone almost unrecognizable. Nose sunk into face, cheekbones became caricature, ebony drifted into ivory.
Yet through it all, even when the years of his quirks outstripped the years of his glory, he remained one of the planet's most popular figures, selling out shows wherever he went. "Icon," the Rev. Al Sharpton said, was "only a fraction of what he was." But icon was, of course, what he always acted as if he wanted to be.
Today, celebrities aren't merely created for our consumption. Audiences are passive no longer. We demand a part in creating our icons: Jon and Kate Gosselin and their ilk might as well be publicly held companies, and we all insist upon buying a few shares. Farrah and Michael Jackson were other — above us, maybe, or apart from us. Now, when we crown new icons, we want them to BE us.
"We want everything right now, and there's a blurring of reality. When does the celebrity world stop and our world begin?" said Penni Pier, an associate professor of communications at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa.
When Farrah gazed at us in her swimsuit and, a single moment in history later, MJ dared us to moonwalk, they commanded giant audiences. The world had not yet become fragmented into the microcommunities that exist today. We liked them or we hated them, but we shared the experience just as Walter Cronkite told us each night that "that's the way it is."
Today, when Lindsay Lohan Twitters pictures of herself to her legions of followers, the notion that a paper poster bought in a shopping-mall Spencer Gifts could change the celebrity game seems rustic. And the vinyl version of "Thriller," redolent of raw materials and production lines, is a ghost in the virtual world of iTunes — a world that the generation after X negotiates with the fluidity of natives.
In the 1990s, members of Generation X would often laugh in bars about how the time of the Boomers was passing — about how the quaintness and naivete that made up the 1960s was, finally, a grave being danced on by Kurt Cobain. Today, members of that same generation sit upon the ground and tell sad stories of the death of kings of pop.
A sexy poster upon a boy's wall in which a young woman grins wholesomely. A record album called "Thriller" and its attendant music videos, built upon the notion that sexiness came in the frisson of hints and suggestions rather than in cutting directly to the big reveal.
In the end, finally, they stand as the relics of a generation — one that struggled to find its place and now, suddenly, while still young, one that must wonder if it is as passe as the paper and vinyl that its icons' most memorable moments were etched upon.
We don't need another hero? After this week, are we sure?
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EDITOR'S NOTE — Ted Anthony covers American culture for The Associated
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Post by artemis on Jun 26, 2009 4:48:48 GMT -5
Be sure I dont believe for one sec. the official version of the things. Besides, a little time before JACKO/FACKO, lol, said the London concert will be the final of his career and now he "dies". Come on... I dont buy it, as u know and I said my point on Michael here on this forum. R.I.P, whomever that was, but the original that wasnt in any way. R.I.P. unless FICHAEL's death was staged...
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Post by artemis on Jun 26, 2009 6:20:16 GMT -5
"Michael Jackson may be another example of a celebrity distraction which, upon examination, reveals more about our society's mortal condition than a tabloid could imagine. Almost certainly more than it would dare to describe.
Yesterday, Jackson was ordered to close Neverland for having failed to pay the ranch's 47 employees their salary or insurance since the end of 2005. Unfortunate for the unpaid staff and the abandoned llamas but no surprise. He's moved on since his aquittal, like Gary Glitter did after his 1999 conviction, having departed last June for a Bahrain "vacation" from which he's yet to emerge. ("For the people working at Bahrain's malls, the person covered head to toe in a black veil, gloves and glasses appeared to be a rich, doting Saudi mother.... But why would a woman wear a man's shoes? Why the bodyguards? And why did the person's fluid movements seem so familiar?")
Last week's real Jackson story ran in the New York Daily News, under the snappy banner "Creepy dad was root of all clan's woe, singer sez." The singer was brother Jermaine, and the claims based on the projected outline for his abandoned "tell-all" family story.
Reading that Joseph was a nightmare of a father and sexually abusive towards his daughters is not exactly a "stop the presses" moment. What's new is this:
Jermaine even suggested his father may have set up Michael to be somehow victimized by older men.
He tells how his father would have Michael join in at late-night hotel room meetings with "important business people," and wondered whether "something happened" to Michael at those sessions.
He said he sensed something was wrong because Michael would be sick for days after. "What was Joseph doing?" Jermaine wrote.
This lifts the Jackson family horror show to a whole new order of dysfunction, one that sees parents network with power and trade their children for privilege. This should be a motif familiar to anyone acquainted with the literature of mind control and ritual abuse survivors: the father and first controller, passing his child-victim up the social ladder of abuse in return for status, protection and reward. All that's missing is the element of occult terror. Or maybe not: "LaToya also described being awakened in the night by Joseph wearing a 'monster mask.'"
Perhaps we can take more from this than the suspicion that the Jackson clan had gotten with the program. Perhaps rather the point is that the program exploits pre-existing conditions for abuse which are more common than most suspect. (This is how I tend to think of Ponchatoula's Hosanna Church.) Yet we shouldn't discount the suspicion, either, particularly given some of Michael's paranormal interests and peculiar associations. His close friendship with SPECTRA contactee and channeller of the Nine, Uri Geller, for one instance. (Jackson was Geller's best man in 2001 when he and his wife renewed his vows, the same year Geller is said to have been reactivated as a psychic spy.) His entourage including a "personal magician" for another.
Even if you wanted to, you won't be reading Jermaine's account now. Like every Jackson sibling who's tried to break from Joe, he's climbed down, returned to the fold and scrapped the book, apparently on the strength of Michael's threats to sue. Previously, Michael's given cause for family observers to attribute his grotesque body dysmorphia to a dread of resembling his father. Yet there they were at Jackson's trial last year, hand in hand.
In the big picture Michael Jackson means not very much. But his little picture may be more newsworthy than the news suggests."
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Post by lostworld on Jun 26, 2009 10:00:30 GMT -5
Hi guys, I don't want to speculate on this tragic day. I just want to post this tribute to Michael that I also posted on Icke and PID today: You all know that I've defended Michael many times here. I will always believe that he was a victim of mind control, one of the most obvious ones. Add to that all the media-bullying and terrible accusations... It was awful to see him go through hell here. The way he was treated shows that humans have learned nothing. There has been many reports that Michael was sick, yet he was doing a comeback and now this happens... It's very strange but I have to read more about it (even if the media hardly tells us the truth anyway). Michael, I believe that you were a true genuine, beautiful and innocent soul. You were haunted and they tried to break you many times but you always fought back the best you could. You could identify with the different and the lonely. You cared deeply for children and animals. Thanks for all you've done. You are loved and missed but will live on forever with your amazing performances and your music. I hope that you are at a much better place now where you can be left alone and find peace. Michael Jackson 1958-2009. R.I.P. Gone too soon: www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0mcxmCGetI How Michael should be remembered as an artist, at the top of his career - the amazing live performance at Motown 25 (1983):www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VASYhabHkM  In "The Girl Is Mine" Michael says "I'm a lover not a fighter", but he was a fighter alright. In it's true meaning:Earth song www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8muMo0fw_MHeal the world www.dailymotion.com/video/x6t03_michael-jackson-heal-the-world_musicThey don't care about us www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvWMLAWrEjUAnimals always recognize the good ones...  Gone too soon (song by Michael Jackson, music by Larry Grossman, lyrics by Buz Kohan) Like A Comet
Blazing 'Cross The Evening Sky
Gone Too Soon
Like A Rainbow
Fading In The Twinkling Of An Eye
Gone Too Soon
Shiny And Sparkly
And Splendidly Bright
Here One Day
Gone One Night
Like The Loss Of Sunlight
On A Cloudy Afternoon
Gone Too Soon
Like A Castle
Built Upon A Sandy Beach
Gone Too Soon
Like A Perfect Flower
That Is Just Beyond Your Reach
Gone Too Soon
Born To Amuse, To Inspire, To Delight
Here One Day
Gone One Night
Like A Sunset
Dying With The Rising Of The Moon
Gone Too Soon
Gone Too Soon
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Post by lostworld on Jun 26, 2009 10:01:10 GMT -5
Farrah Fawcett 1947-2009 R.I.P.The angel is gone too... What a tragic day this is.   
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Post by faulconandsnowjob on Jun 26, 2009 12:45:54 GMT -5
Yes, it's tragic about Michael, but I think he was replaced a long time ago. It's interesting that we didn't already have a thread on him.
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Post by The Mask on Jun 26, 2009 14:01:38 GMT -5
From Stewart Swerdlow's website today:
Death Of 3 Icons
The past few days have seen the deaths of Ed McMahon, Farah Fawcett and Michael Jackson, 3 major programming icons for 3 different age groups. A programming era has ended and another is about to begin.
McMahon served his purpose on late night TV for years as Carson's side-kick and pseudo-handler. He did a good job and was allowed to live a relatively long life.
Next, the simultaneous deaths of the "angel" and the "devil" on the same day. Farah was a Monarch icon supreme. However, the new icons must be more androgynous and it must be implemented before the New World Religion takes full force.
Michael was the perfect androgynous robot. However, his purpose was fulfilled since he had become overloaded and could no longer function as the icon he had been. His death was caused by a large injection of Demerol, which slowly stopped his breathing and his heart. He was in effect, murdered by his own staff. This had to occur in his jubilee year--an important Illuminati numerical value.
There you have it. What is to come now? We are about to find out!
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Post by beatlies on Jun 26, 2009 14:08:54 GMT -5
Yes, it's tragic about Michael, but I think he was replaced a long time ago. It's interesting that we didn't already have a thread on him. Starting an MJ thread was discussed here, fairly recently in fact, as was the possibility of MJ having been imposter-replaced. But no one got around to starting a thread. Look back through old threads and you'll find some Michael Jackson posts. |
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Post by faulconandsnowjob on Jun 26, 2009 16:09:47 GMT -5
I was thinking while watching one of the more recent videos of him that he seemed like a synthetic or an organic robotoid. He didn't seem human, at any rate.
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Post by beatlies on Jun 26, 2009 16:10:22 GMT -5
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Post by lostworld on Jun 26, 2009 16:24:34 GMT -5
I was thinking while watching one of the more recent videos of him that he seemed like a synthetic or an organic robotoid. He didn't seem human, at any rate.  I'm not sure about that Faulcon. I think you could see how badly he was hurting... He always looked very sad to me. |
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Post by faulconandsnowjob on Jun 26, 2009 17:22:55 GMT -5
I wonder if the deaths of 3 celebs at the same time *might* be an attempt to distract from some note-worthy news item?
Oh, & notice how it was announced on a Friday afternoon.
BTW, executive orders are *not* constitutional. The executive branch does *not* have the power to legislate. Try telling that to SCOTUS, tho.
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Post by beatlies on Jun 26, 2009 20:19:17 GMT -5
News results for debbie rowe CORRECTION: Jackson's 2 children may go to mother, Debbie Roweý - 8 hours ago ... that Jackson's two children with his second ex-wife, nurse Debbie Rowe, would not necessarily go back to their mother, that appears not to be the case. ...Examiner.com - 577 related articles » Michael Jackson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaOriginally there were no plans to marry, but following Rowe's first pregnancy ... After the couple divorced in 1999, with Rowe giving full custody rights of ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jackson - Cached - Similar My life as the mother of Michael Jackson's children, by Debbie ...As Michael Jackson's children are finally revealed, their mother Debbie Rowe breaks her silence. The former nurse admits she is angry Prince and Paris were ... www.dailymail.co.uk/.../My-life-mother-Michael-Jacksons-children-Debbie-Rowe.html - Similar Debbie RoweApr 27, 2005 ... Former dermatology nurse, Debbie Rowe met Michael Jackson treating his skin conditions. While they were actually married, they never shared a common home. ... www.nndb.com/people/848/000095563/ - Cached - Similar Image results for debbie rowe - Report imagesReport the following images as offensive. Confirm CancelThank you for the feedback. Debbie Rowe - Topics - NY Daily NewsJun 26, 2009 ... Related content for Debbie Rowe from NY Daily News and the Web - page 1 - NY Daily News. www.nydailynews.com/topics/Debbie+Rowe - 23 hours ago - Similar JACKSON'S EX-WIFE DEBBIE ROWE 'INCONSOLABLE' OVER HIS DEATH - New ...Jun 26, 2009 ... LOS ANGELES -- A lawyer who represented Debbie Rowe in a custody matter says the mother of two of Michael Jackson's three children is ... www.nypost.com/.../michael_jacksons_three_children_with_gra_176282.htm - 6 hours ago - Similar Debbie Rowe -- She Gets Custody if She Wants | TMZ.comJun 26, 2009 ... Debbie Rowe is poised to take full custody of the two children she bore for Michael Jackson. It has been widely reported Debbie Rowe gave up ... www.tmz.com/.../debbie-rowe-michael-jackson-custody-paris-michael-jr-death-overdose-children/ - 9 hours ago - Similar Perez Hilton: Debbie Rowe To Get Custody Of MJ's Children?Jun 26, 2009 ... Since 2004, Hollywood's most hated website has been delivering the juiciest celebrity gossip. The blog is The go-to source for daily ... perezhilton.com/2009-06-26-debbie-rowe-to-get-custody-of-mjs-children - 8 hours ago - Similar Michael Jackson's Ex-Wife Debbie Rowe Is 'Inconsolable'Jun 26, 2009 ... Michael Jackson's ex-wife and the mother of two of his children, Debbie Rowe, reacts to news that he has died. www.etonline.com/news/2009/06/75800/index.html - 7 hours ago - Similar Debbie Rowe Breaks Silence On Relationship With Michael JacksonFeb 9, 2008 ... Pictures of her beloved 'babies' cover the yellowing walls of Debbie Rowe's remote home. There are favourite snapshots, framed portraits and ... www.huffingtonpost.com/.../debbie-rowe-breaks-silenc_n_85825.html - Cached - Similar JBlog Central - The Jewish Blog Network | Debbie Rowe is Michael ...Jun 25, 2009 ... Debbie Rowe was married to singer-dancer Michael Jackson for three years. She is the mother of two of Michael Jackson's three children, ... www.israelforum.com/blog_article.php?aid=2212999 - Similar Blog posts about debbie roweMaggie's Notebook: Debbie Rowe is Michael Jacksons Childrens ... - Maggie's Notebook - 23 hours ago Debbie Rowe's SoCal Home Barricaded | RadarOnline.com - RadarOnline.com - 13 hours ago Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe poised to take custody of ... - National Post - The Ampersand - 7 hours ago |
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Post by faulconandsnowjob on Jun 26, 2009 20:25:36 GMT -5
Remember how MJ's hair caught on fire while filming a Pepsi commercial? I wonder if he actually died then...
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I'm not sure about that Faulcon.