<br />Michael Jackson died on june 25, 2009, after suffering cardiac arrest brought on by heightened <br />levels of [size=14pt] proposal[/size] and benzodiazepine.<br /><br />Did anyone else notice the typo??<br />
<br /><br />Wow, did not catch that at all......so perhaps he's just been on a 4 year honeymoon : ) <br />lol, with this crazy ride down the rabbit-hole, who knows, eh?<br />
<br /><br />@2good2btrue I didn't catch that. What a unusal Typo. I mean when you want to write a "f" you often<br />type a "g" instead but you won't type an "s". And how can you mix up a "a" and a "o". The "a" ist lefthanded<br />middle row and the "o" ist righthanded in the first letter row. At least when you type with the 10 Finger<br />System it is impossible to mix them up. <br /><br />@wishingstar. You could be on to something. This Typo reminds me a lot of the Typo of the Twitteraccount<br />MJJackson1958. There was the Word married misspelled. There was a huge Discussion about if this account<br />really did belong to Michael Jackson. I believe it was really Michaels account because on June 08 he tweeted<br />"Working at the studio! I would like to say to all my fans that i love you all, thank you so much for your support and love!" and on 09 June he tweeted "To all of my fans , be prepared for a big suprise that i'm working on! don't forget i love you all!" At that Time he did the Movies for TII in the Culver Studios in Culver<br />City. This project was top Secret!!! Also only the Man himself and the people involved would know about it.<br />The only thing that is really weird is I am sure he did follow 20 People and now he follows only 18. How is <br />that possible? I don't know how Twitter works. Do you have to log in with a password to change your followers? Annother Thing, does anyone know since when Twitter did verify accounts?<br /><br />Not marrid at the Moment sounds a bit like not marrid at the Moment.... but I would like to get married.<br /><br /><br />Much Peace and Love to everyone.<br /><br /><br />
<br />There still is Wade Robson trial to happen, if i'm not mistaken, ofcourse.<br /><br />MJ's comeback sure won't be the end of the story, but his comeback is definitely going to create restrictions on his creative style of letting the truth out.<br />
<br /><br />Or not because with his presence he will reach the whole world not only beLIEvers and will like to be more creative if that is possible, lol.<br /><br />I think Wade Robson trial won't never take place.
<br />MJ had been trying to show people truth about media for years and no one listened they instead just chimed in with the majority of sheeple and called him a freak. It takes a death for new fans to jump on the MJ bandwagon and maybe with the shock return they will actually listen to the message the second time round.<br /><br />Having said that, and as much as I have commented in previous posts that he needs to return and get his vindication, I simply mean so that his eternal legacy isn't 'succumbed to propofol' Because he worked too long and hard to have that etched next to his name. Regarding vindication, that is a byproduct of a return but I definitely don't think vindication is the 'only' reason for hoax and a return. A return is required also (IMO) because of his entertainment/ record breaking/ pioneer of innovation goals. Proof of this is the evidence that DH plans started in 80's long before chil*mol accusations arose and the need for vindication. Short answer, lol, agree with sunset vindication is not needed prior to return.<br /><br />He will 'be' vindicated post return by showing how the media report and become completely engrossed in falsehoods, such as 'his death' however this is incidental and again only IMO not the reason for return. Post return there will still be a percentage of the public will still believe the allegations. So I tend to feel that breaking records/ history/ vendetta/ entertainment/ ultimate control/ beating elvis/ revealing TPTB are prime motivators of hoax return and that his personal vindication although welcomed, is incidental. I say this because there is evidence to show that these motivators were around prior to the allegations.<br /><br />Also with MJ being a God fearing man, ultimately MJs life is between him and his God and he knows, that his God knows that he is innocent regarding the allegations.<br /><br />My two cents worth, but who am I and what do I really know. Probably have it wrong.<br />
<br /><br />I understand what you are saying Aussie. I'm probably heavily 'brainwashed' by Back at MJJC and I somehow developed this thinking that releasing any vindicating news, with MJ still dead in the eyes of the world, is going to have a bigger impact on people.<br /><br /> I know this death hoax is not just about vindication. I never said that, but I do believe it forms a major reason. A thirst for taking over the entertainment platform coupled with a terrible need for vindication is the very reason for a death hoax.<br /><br />But there have been so many dates before and nothing happened then. It got me into thinking: MJ's return will be awaited by all those who held wrong opinions about him; if and when a vindication happens and so people will actually be ready to listen to him.<br />And I have to confess, this TPTB thing is not making any sense anymore to me. I'm not saying they don't exist at all, please don't misunderstand. But warning people about TPTB doesn't add up when we start thinking about the other aspects such as: <br />1)If TPTB knew MJ hoaxed his death and eventually wanted to expose them, TPTB will find him out and might 'erase' him out of their way.<br />2) Media is under TPTB, if MJ exposes them, he's actually puts him in grave danger. Plus, TPTB would never want media to be exposed.<br />There might be many more if we get down to this issue.<br /><br />So I gave my opinion. I do hope and pray I'm proven wrong.<br />
<br /><br />The impact is gonna be bigger if Michael vindicates after being dead to the world and coming back that actually would be a "shock" a great impact and people would pay attention to what he has to say "his message sealed in golden capital letters".
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