Post: #51

Weinstein effect.

https://www.nola.com/movies/2017/11/the_...ndown.html

https://famouspedophiles.wordpress.com/2...edophiles/

Post: #52

(03-07-2019 07:38 PM)Aurini Wrote:  I'm about 95% certain that this is the case. The more you look into it, the more innocent Jackson looks - especially with kids like Culkin who were almost certainly abused, he was there to try and offer them some innocent, big-brotherly love.

Jackson was pretty close to a saint in my eyes - at least by today's standards.

I never understood why people compared Michael Jackson to a disposable grocery bag?

I mean, one is white, plastic, and dangerous to children.

The other you put groceries in.

Aloha!

Post: #53

Why give him a pass? He was a scumbag end of story. He turned on black people who still support him.

Post: #54

I believe at this point Michael Jackson being a pedophile is just part of American lore. Sure, Alexander Grahm Bell didn't invent the phone, but it's unpatriotic to think otherwise.

Whether he did it or not, who cares? He's dead, his kids are rich as shit, and it gives us all something to talk about.

Thus, in my mind, no matter what anybody days, Michael Jackson fucked Webster and the two Corey's and all of them.

Aloha!

Post: #55

(03-08-2019 05:38 AM)Kona Wrote:  I believe at this point Michael Jackson being a pedophile is just part of American lore. Sure, Alexander Grahm Bell didn't invent the phone, but it's unpatriotic to think otherwise.

Whether he did it or not, who cares? He's dead, his kids are rich as shit, and it gives us all something to talk about.

Thus, in my mind, no matter what anybody days, Michael Jackson fucked Webster and the two Corey's and all of them.

Aloha!

Well...
https://www.rt.com/business/453254-jacks...ions-risk/

Quote:Michael Jackson’s $2 billion empire in jeopardy after HBO revives decades-old child abuse claims

The recently premiered documentary ‘Leaving Neverland’, which has brought back child abuse claims against the late Michael Jackson, may jeopardize the billion-dollar estate that flourished after the singer’s death in 2009.
Since the singer’s death, the Michael Jackson estate has become a huge financial empire, with posthumous deals reportedly bringing in around $2 billion. Last year, Sony purchased Jackson’s share of EMI Music Publishing from the Michael Jackson estate for $287.5 million.

In the two-part documentary released by HBO, Wade Robson, 36, and James Safechuck, 41, describe their childhood experiences with Jackson in graphic detail, accusing Jackson of grooming and manipulating them and their families, and sexually abusing them.

The documentary, which premiered on the network on Sunday night, has evoked a wave of public anger across the world, with several radio stations in New Zealand and Canada dropping the King of Pop’s music from their playlists. Radio play provides a significant money flow for artists or their estates.

Child sex abuse claims also forced BBC Radio 2 to quietly delete the entertainer’s songs from their on-air stream, according to an earlier report by the Times. The newspaper claimed that the last time a solo Jackson song was aired on the station was on February 23. The allegations were denied by the radio station, which said that Jackson’s songs don’t feature on the playlist because it is for new releases.

There are also new projects in the works which could now be in jeopardy. The Michael Jackson estate, in cooperation with Columbia Live Stage, is planning to launch a stage musical inspired by the life of the pop star. The show, dubbed ‘Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough’, is scheduled to open on Broadway next summer.

The world’s largest theatrical producer, Cirque du Soleil, is performing its tribute to Jackson in Las Vegas five nights a week. However, the latest allegations led to a petition being launched, urging the Mandalay Bay resort to cancel the show. So far, the Care2 petition has been backed by 4,212 people.

But Kona’s right, Jackson will be a part of American lore.
Heavily defamed and disgraced, but that’s the price of lore for ya...

Post: #56

Mr. D nailed it.
Always follow the money.

It looks like somebody's trying to steal the milk from the never ending cash cow.
Every time one of his songs gets played, a lot of people get paid.

Their just trying to change who gets the never ending royalties.
Sony must be pissed off.

Post: #57

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Another thing people often forget:

Jackson was married for 2 whole years to Lisa Marie Presley, the only daughter of Elvis. They were together as a couple many years before, and even after the marriage.


She has never made a single statement saying that Jackson messed with kids.

Post: #58

(03-08-2019 08:22 AM)Caduceus Wrote:  Mr. D nailed it.
Always follow the money.

It looks like somebody's trying to steal the milk from the never ending cash cow.
Every time one of his songs gets played, a lot of people get paid.

Their just trying to change who gets the never ending royalties.
Sony must be pissed off.

Imagine you’re Sony Music. One of your most lucrative artists owns half of your publishing company (Sony/ATV) and the rights to the catalogues of The Beatles and Elvis Presley.

And on that note (from 29:19 onward):

Post: #59

@JackPosobiec
2h
"Michael Jackson's Simpsons episode pulled after Leaving Neverland"


Huh?
That episode is so old. I'm surprised anyone even remembered it, or that it's even readily available for viewing...
Oh well. Clown world...

Post: #60

This defamation is staggering. There's no low these people will go to destroy a man. If the personification of evil ever existed, this is it.

Post: #61

(03-08-2019 10:18 AM)Manbeline Wrote:  This defamation is staggering. There's no low these people will go to destroy a man. If the personification of evil ever existed, this is it.

Part of this defamation process is for the little army of comedians/professional writers working for the industry to come up with the kind of pedo jokes that Kona has been posting, with media personalities like Howard Stern and other sleaze peddlers spreading the toxic smearing through those jokes and monikers like "Wacko Jacko" that they make stick.

Once the character assassination of the target is complete, he will be in a very vulnerable position in terms of lawsuits or even physical harm.

Post: #62

(03-08-2019 08:37 AM)Mr. D Wrote:  

(03-08-2019 08:22 AM)Caduceus Wrote:  Mr. D nailed it.
Always follow the money.

It looks like somebody's trying to steal the milk from the never ending cash cow.
Every time one of his songs gets played, a lot of people get paid.

Their just trying to change who gets the never ending royalties.
Sony must be pissed off.

Imagine you’re Sony Music. One of your most lucrative artists owns half of your publishing company (Sony/ATV) and the rights to the catalogues of The Beatles and Elvis Presley.

And on that note (from 29:19 onward):

If you want a good insight into the culture and motives of the music industry, this is about as good as it gets, focused on the rap/hip hop genre but it pretty much applies to the music industry in general:

Post: #63

This podcast with investigative journalist Charles Thomson goes into great detail about the allegations and associated legal actions. It's very illuminating:

http://reasonbound.libsyn.com/pirates-in...llegations

After listening to this, I don't see any evidence that Michael Jackson did anything wrong legally (inappropriate relationships maybe, but nothing that crossed a sinister line). Just an endless parade of opportunists and conmen taking advantage of a sick man.

Post: #64

(03-08-2019 09:44 AM)CynicalContrarian Wrote:  @JackPosobiec
2h
"Michael Jackson's Simpsons episode pulled after Leaving Neverland"


Huh?
That episode is so old. I'm surprised anyone even remembered it, or that it's even readily available for viewing...
Oh well. Clown world...

I saw a comedian a while back, older black guy. #metoo was part of his bit, and he observed that they no longer just go after you, but your work.

"If Michael Jackson had been accused today, you'd never hear Billie Jean on the radio again."

Turns out, they were going to get him anyway.

I don't know if Jackson ever hurt a kid or not - I lean toward "probably, but it's exaggerated and the parents were in on it" - but that was a sweet, harmless, and classic episode of the Simpsons and taking it away from future generations is some evil, self-serving shit.

Post: #65

(03-08-2019 05:38 AM)Kona Wrote:  Alexander Grahm Bell didn't invent the phone, but it's unpatriotic to think otherwise.

Yeah right, next you'll be saying that Santa is fictional.

Post: #66

(06-30-2013 05:59 PM)jctennis123 Wrote:  In Michael Jacson's defense it is possible that he was chemically castrated by his acne medication at a young age. Here's the theory: http://www.cracked.com/article_19552_5-i...sense.html

Another person said this to me as well. He never really grew up for this reason. His father really screwed with him.

Post: #67

Post: #68

(06-30-2013 05:59 PM)jctennis123 Wrote:  In Michael Jacson's defense it is possible that he was chemically castrated by his acne medication at a young age. Here's the theory: http://www.cracked.com/article_19552_5-i...sense.html

This would explain Jackson's high pitched voice.

Post: #69

Bell didn't invent the telephone and was a big fraud like Edison.

Do your research!

Jacko is dead, why is this being talked about now.

George Bush Sr was a big time child molester, yet he is viewed as a hero. I guess skipping a war makes you heroic,

Post: #70

(03-09-2019 09:01 AM)Vladimir Poontang Wrote:  

(03-08-2019 05:38 AM)Kona Wrote:  Alexander Grahm Bell didn't invent the phone, but it's unpatriotic to think otherwise.

Yeah right, next you'll be saying that Santa is fictional.

Aloha!

Post: #71

Razorfist struck gold again: