Lisa Marry was just posted on twitter. What does that mean? <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
The date they were married maybe?
May 26, 1994
3 + 2 + 6 + 1 + 9 + 9 + 4 = 34
3 + 4 = 7
But when it´s May, shouldn´t it be 5 + 2 + 6 + 1 + 9 + 9 + 4 ?
Or am I wrong?.. <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
That she is aware that he is Alive and is involved in helping him hence the sunflower stories. This is more than likely imo.
I am thinking combined with the TIAI redirections that Elvis is the key here. But does this necessarily mean that Elvis is still alive as well?
Lisa Marry was just posted on twitter. What does that mean? <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
The date they were married maybe?
May 26, 1994
3 + 2 + 6 + 1 + 9 + 9 + 4 = 34
3 + 4 = 7
But when it´s May, shouldn´t it be 5 + 2 + 6 + 1 + 9 + 9 + 4 ?
Or am I wrong?.. <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
That she is aware that he is Alive and is involved in helping him hence the sunflower stories. This is more than likely imo.
I am thinking combined with the TIAI redirections that Elvis is the key here. But does this necessarily mean that Elvis is still alive as well?
oops you are right.
that would make it 9 not 7...lol
and I have no idea if Elvis is alive it appears TIAI is implying he is.
Do you think he's referring to Elvis' documentary? IDK if the person meant they were Elvis (literally) but it's funny how you responded anyway <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->
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Originally released in 1981, Andrew Solt and Malcolm Leo's This Is Elvis was one of the first in-depth examinations of the life and work of Elvis Presley. Issued here in a two-disc set that pairs the theatrical version with a 1983 re-edit that adds some 40 minutes to the original, it combines newsreel footage, home movies, television and movie clips, and extensive re-enactments in an absorbing bio-documentary that's well worth watching--if only because interest in the singer apparently never diminishes (the 2007 DVD release date coincides with the 30th anniversary of Presley's death). The success (or failure, depending on one's point of view) of This Is Elvis rides in part on a single decision made by Solt and Leo, who co-produced, directed, and wrote the film: namely, to have the tale told by Presley himself. Not the real Presley, of course; Ral Donner, himself a rock singer of minor repute in the '50s and '60s, provides a reasonably authentic impersonation of Presley's voice (four on-screen actors portray him at various ages in the course of the film). Thus we have an "Elvis" who returns from beyond the grave to hold forth on such matters as the death of his beloved mother, his stint in the Army, his marriage to Priscilla and the birth of Lisa Marie, the skein of awful movies that preoccupied him during the '60s (thus sidelining him from the pop music scene while the Beatles and Bob Dylan were changing the world), and his descent into the maudlin, hyper-medicated fashion disaster that was Elvis in the '70s (his assessment: basically, "Geez, I wish I'd seen that coming"). It's nice to think that the actual Elvis could be so candid about both his successes and his missteps, but by and large this material is unconvincing, at best. Still, the real footage mostly makes up for it. Clips from his earliest TV appearances, even embarrassments like the Steve Allen show (on which the smug host had Presley wear formal attire and sing "Hound Dog" to an actual pooch), leave little doubt as to why he was the King; Presley's electrifying presence, not to mention his voice, great backup band, and seminal rock songs, were like nothing before or since. Had Solt and Leo dispensed with all the fakery and concentrated on the genuine article, their film would have been better for it. Sure, the final scenes of the fat, drugged-out Elvis onstage in his final months are brutal (a performance of "Loving You" featured in the longer edit is truly cringe-inducing), but they're part and parcel of the most fascinating and enduring story in American music history. --Sam Graham
If it was meant to be a confession, he would have written it as
"This is Elvis".
But he wrote it all capital, so (EDIT: GUESS) it was meant to be a twist on
"This Is It".
It's the little things...but what could they mean? <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
If it was meant to be a confession, he would have written it as
"This is Elvis".
But he wrote it all capital, so it was meant to be a twist on
"This Is It".
It's the little things...but what could they mean? <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
If it was meant to be a confession, he would have written it as
"This is Elvis".
But he wrote it all capital, so it was meant to be a twist on
"This Is It".
It's the little things...but what could they mean? <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
I think the person that posted the info on the documentary really hit the nail on the head with this one.
But this kinda makes me iffy about TIAlmostI. A quick google-job could have brought this up.
It seems to me now that this person is more into Elvis's case than Michael's.
But.. Elvis's case could be so crucial to the hoax!
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I think I'm literally going insane.
I think the person that posted the info on the documentary really hit the nail on the head with this one.
But this kinda makes me iffy about TIAlmostI. A quick google-job could have brought this up.
It seems to me now that this person is more into Elvis's case than Michael's.
But.. Elvis's case could be so crucial to the hoax!
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I think I'm literally going insane.
Oh no, please don't go insane! We need you to have your wits about you when MJ returns! Whoever this person (Almost) is, he/she is just supplying information. Chew on a big grain of salt, but tuck the info at the back of your head. It may make more sense to us soon...or not. IMO, don't drive yourself crazy with this stuff. Just enjoy the process and let the info "simmer". We're nearing the end of our journey.
Wit? <!-- s --><!-- s --> Was that sarcasm?
I'm not the smartest or wittiest of the bunch.
But you're right.
Learning a thing or two about Elvis's supposed hoax couldn't hurt.
Who knows? Maybe some day I'll really believe Elvis is alive! <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->
*chanting* New Tweet! NEW TWEET!
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I think the person that posted the info on the documentary really hit the nail on the head with this one.
But this kinda makes me iffy about TIAlmostI. A quick google-job could have brought this up.
It seems to me now that this person is more into Elvis's case than Michael's.
But.. Elvis's case could be so crucial to the hoax!
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I think I'm literally going insane.
Oh no, please don't go insane! We need you to have your wits about you when MJ returns! Whoever this person (Almost) is, he/she is just supplying information. Chew on a big grain of salt, but tuck the info at the back of your head. It may make more sense to us soon...or not. IMO, don't drive yourself crazy with this stuff. Just enjoy the process and let the info "simmer". We're nearing the end of our journey.
the parallel to the elvis movie is great. that could mean that we should really watch out for the sony-sequel and see how they put that together. as it is assumed that there were doubles used in 'this is it' already, who knows if they really have enough original material to put a decent sequel together. especially, if they intend to top the first one.
but honestly, i find this elvis-parallel very strange altogether. but i intend to watch this happening til the end. however that may be...i'm gonna be an official nutcase by then, but hey, what have i got to loose... <!-- s --><!-- s -->
Wit? <!-- s --><!-- s --> Was that sarcasm?
I'm not the smartest or wittiest of the bunch.
But you're right.
Learning a thing or two about Elvis's supposed hoax couldn't hurt.
Who knows? Maybe some day I'll really believe Elvis is alive! <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->
*chanting* New Tweet! NEW TWEET!
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I had no intention of sounding sarcastic. I'm sorry if you took it that way. "Having your wits about you" is just a saying. Please don't underestimate yourself -- you seem very smart!
In reading the summary for the Elvis movie, it seems the "downfall" of the movie was an "impersonator" narrating the story. How cool would it be if MJ narrated his own story up to and including his "death". MJ, you have got some explaining to do! LOL
I had no intention of sounding sarcastic. I'm sorry if you took it that way. "Having your wits about you" is just a saying. Please don't underestimate yourself -- you seem very smart!
Haha I understood you, but I can't have my wits about me anymore, I'm totally insane. LMAO
Thank you for the compliment though. <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->
In my opinion, they couldn't make a sequel with impersonators
Because we have developed an Eagle Eye.
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TII couldn't happen unless it was ALL real Michael this time.
Amiright?
In reading the summary for the Elvis movie, it seems the "downfall" of the movie was an "impersonator" narrating the story. How cool would it be if MJ narrated his own story up to and including his "death". MJ, you have got some explaining to do! LOL
that's what i meant...how could you possibly top 'this is it' when all you have is what wasn't used for the first movie. considering here, that the best scenes were already used and you don't wanna repeat yourself and have all those mad and angry fans to deal with, right?
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."
mjintrigue2012, I'm thinking that Michael made his own narrative, and did not realize ...? have to think well and not fall into madness <!-- s --><!-- s -->
Souza I truley believe that no one can for sure say he doesnt have a twitter. And unless you yourself are Michael Jackson then I beLIEve that there is a twitter ran by MJ to leave subtle hints that involve reasearch.
Michael Jackson possible twitter research: twitter.com/thisisalmostit
Tweet breakdowns, most recent to oldest.
May 31st
Luke 12:2- The time is coming when everything that is covered up will be revealed, and all that is secret will be made known to all.
May 29th
Sowing the Seeds of Love music video- alot of sunflowers in the video which were a favorite of Michael. Also at 0:53 one can see a pyramid, also relates to the MJ and David Blaine conspiracy.
May 29th
Where is the Love Black Eyed Peas music video- Strong suggestions of Michaels strong emotions of love and the L.O.V.E of MJ
May 28th
Tony Clifton- A fictious charecter made by Andy Kaufman, some conspisists point out that Kaufman may have tried to fake his own death and do a hoax of his own in the late 70's which he thought would be the greatest prank ever.
May 27th
Miss Castaway+South Park= 2012- Now this post was rather odd but under my analysis I have determined that in the Movie Miss Castaway the film is about the protection of an Ark. Now the south park reference seems to be pointing to the episode of Michael jackson in which an image very similar to the Ark of the Covenant is seen in the episode. These could be related to predictions of religious wars with the finding of the Ark of the Covenant and lead to a new world order. I find this post as very indirect but informative.
May 26th
Charlie Chaplin video- <!-- m -->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcvjoWOw ... ature=fvwp<!-- m --> Now I find this one interesting, it is a good speech that I feel reflected MJ's beliefs greatly. This is a possiblility of what MJ thinks the new order will be like and is harder to interpret but it seems this entire speech is motive for MJ to hoax, then return as a new person.
May 25th
Michael Jackson part in Miss Castaway.- This further reflects Michaels thoughts on what I earlier said about the significance of the Ark of the Covenant in this. This could be hinting to something bigger than I can determine but I will look more into this.
May 24th
They Live Trailer video- In this video it is about one man who sees what other cannot so he takes it into his own hands to fix what is wrong. This reflects theories on the hoax and how Michael is fixing wrongs by faking his death. Also right at the end of the trailer at 1:29 you can see there is a figure that looks like something out of the Thriller Music video.
May 24th
Acts 2- This verse talks about the Coming of the Holy Spirit, and how the world is renewed by this coming. This makes me lean in the direction as a metaphor, with MJ being the holy spirit.
May 24th
Quote- Quote by actor Oliver Platt in the movie 2012, which could lead to the belief that some people think MJ knows the world will end in 2012.
May 23rd
Quote- ''Learn from everyone,but follow no one.''
May 22nd
Cleaning house today. Just a simple statement but shows that if twitter is legit, then Michael is obviously in Neverland or another one of his homes.
May 22nd
Leon Kompowsky- As seen in the simpsons. This site explains all <!-- m -->http://leonkompowsky.com/<!-- m -->
May 21st
Monsanto- Agriculture product company that is a common attack target of enviromentalist groups. They are a company that makes artifical seeds and pesticides.
May 18th
Lotusflower- Flower of Egypt. This could be a hint revealing the whereabouts of MJ.
May 11th
Prince video interview- In this video Prince talks about MJ in the present tense as if he is still alive and he tells every to wait and see what is coming and that everyone must come home and just wait and see. This hints to the hoax and could be a slipup or could be intentional.
May 3rd
Did Paul die at 09-11-'66 ?- Reference to the Paul McCartney death hoax coverup. This is one of the first but not only references on this account by someone hoaxing death.
May 3rd
Peter Lopez- Lopez kills himself and the owner of the Twitter is affected by it. Lopez was a music lawyer for MJ early in his career and they knew eachother well.
May 2nd
Quote- " I planned each charted course, each careful step along the byway " Shows MJ planning the death hoax. Shows it very well.
May 2nd
Two links posted- One link showed a picture of MJ in the south park episode. It shows an image of the Ark of the covenant in the backround. Also the second link is a link stating that on June 26th the Ark of the Covenant will be revelead in Ethopia.
April 30th
1+1+1=3- Part of the song Come Together which was written by the Beatles and covered by MJ.
April 30th
Aphrodite Jones- True Crime host. Did a show on a Michael Jackson conspiracy in 2007 with the court cases in molestation.
April 29th
1984- The year MJ recieved serious burns while doing Billie Jean for Pepsi Co. Also the year the MJ doll was released.
April 29th
Lak'ech Ala K'in- As we near 2012 with all its doom and gloom prophecies, we have a moral obligation to Spirit to live the code of In Lak'ech Ala K'in. Another hint by the twitter to 2012.
April 29th
Exodus 32- When the people saw that Moses was so long in coming down from the mountain, they gathered around Aaron and said, "Come, make us gods [a] who will go before us. As for this fellow Moses who brought us up out of Egypt, we don't know what has happened to him." A refence to a man in Egypt. Second time twitter owner refers to Egypt.
April 29th
egnahc a ekam neht dna flesruoy ta kool a ekaT- When reversed reads: Take a look at yourself and then make a change.
April 28th
Quote- Cant wait 4 July, something obviously happening in July this year.
I left out a few minor tweets but this account is almost certaintly MJ. All the posts are very detailed and specific to MJ's beliefs. This has to be MJ I am almost certain of that. I very much believe he is hinting to a June or July comeback.
Thank you for your hard work putting this together. It's very interesting to see them in order. I noticed the one below in reference to Egypt.
What peaked my interest is that in the story in the Bible while Moses was on the Mountain with God, the people who were left behind to wait had lost hope that Moses would come back. They thought that he had surely died, but he hadn't. They grew restless and decided to make their own gods to worship. They didn't do what they were told to do by Moses. When Moses did return he brought the law (the Ten Commandments) with him.
April 29th
Exodus 32- When the people saw that Moses was so long in coming down from the mountain, they gathered around Aaron and said, "Come, make us gods [a] who will go before us. As for this fellow Moses who brought us up out of Egypt, we don't know what has happened to him." A refence to a man in Egypt. Second time twitter owner refers to Egypt.
Souza I truley believe that no one can for sure say he doesnt have a twitter. And unless you yourself are Michael Jackson then I beLIEve that there is a twitter ran by MJ to leave subtle hints that involve reasearch.
Fine by me, follow fakes.
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."
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that would make it 9 not 7...lol
and I have no idea if Elvis is alive it appears TIAI is implying he is.
this is elvis
i answered: 'oh, well...hi there! how you've been?' <!-- s
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Amazon.com
Originally released in 1981, Andrew Solt and Malcolm Leo's This Is Elvis was one of the first in-depth examinations of the life and work of Elvis Presley. Issued here in a two-disc set that pairs the theatrical version with a 1983 re-edit that adds some 40 minutes to the original, it combines newsreel footage, home movies, television and movie clips, and extensive re-enactments in an absorbing bio-documentary that's well worth watching--if only because interest in the singer apparently never diminishes (the 2007 DVD release date coincides with the 30th anniversary of Presley's death). The success (or failure, depending on one's point of view) of This Is Elvis rides in part on a single decision made by Solt and Leo, who co-produced, directed, and wrote the film: namely, to have the tale told by Presley himself. Not the real Presley, of course; Ral Donner, himself a rock singer of minor repute in the '50s and '60s, provides a reasonably authentic impersonation of Presley's voice (four on-screen actors portray him at various ages in the course of the film). Thus we have an "Elvis" who returns from beyond the grave to hold forth on such matters as the death of his beloved mother, his stint in the Army, his marriage to Priscilla and the birth of Lisa Marie, the skein of awful movies that preoccupied him during the '60s (thus sidelining him from the pop music scene while the Beatles and Bob Dylan were changing the world), and his descent into the maudlin, hyper-medicated fashion disaster that was Elvis in the '70s (his assessment: basically, "Geez, I wish I'd seen that coming"). It's nice to think that the actual Elvis could be so candid about both his successes and his missteps, but by and large this material is unconvincing, at best. Still, the real footage mostly makes up for it. Clips from his earliest TV appearances, even embarrassments like the Steve Allen show (on which the smug host had Presley wear formal attire and sing "Hound Dog" to an actual pooch), leave little doubt as to why he was the King; Presley's electrifying presence, not to mention his voice, great backup band, and seminal rock songs, were like nothing before or since. Had Solt and Leo dispensed with all the fakery and concentrated on the genuine article, their film would have been better for it. Sure, the final scenes of the fat, drugged-out Elvis onstage in his final months are brutal (a performance of "Loving You" featured in the longer edit is truly cringe-inducing), but they're part and parcel of the most fascinating and enduring story in American music history. --Sam Graham
"This is Elvis".
But he wrote it all capital, so (EDIT: GUESS) it was meant to be a twist on
"This Is It".
It's the little things...but what could they mean? <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? -->
...exactly... <!-- s:? -->:?<!-- s:? --> <!-- s:roll: -->:roll:<!-- s:roll: -->
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*shuts up*
*goes back into cell*
But this kinda makes me iffy about TIAlmostI. A quick google-job could have brought this up.
It seems to me now that this person is more into Elvis's case than Michael's.
But.. Elvis's case could be so crucial to the hoax!
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I think I'm literally going insane.
<!-- s8-) -->8-)<!-- s8-) --> <!-- s:shock: -->:shock:<!-- s:shock: --> <!-- s:D -->:D<!-- s:D -->
I'm not the smartest or wittiest of the bunch.
But you're right.
Learning a thing or two about Elvis's supposed hoax couldn't hurt.
Who knows? Maybe some day I'll really believe Elvis is alive! <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->
*chanting* New Tweet! NEW TWEET!
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@voiceforthesilent, loma, mjintrigue
the parallel to the elvis movie is great. that could mean that we should really watch out for the sony-sequel and see how they put that together. as it is assumed that there were doubles used in 'this is it' already, who knows if they really have enough original material to put a decent sequel together. especially, if they intend to top the first one.
but honestly, i find this elvis-parallel very strange altogether. but i intend to watch this happening til the end. however that may be...i'm gonna be an official nutcase by then, but hey, what have i got to loose... <!-- s
In reading the summary for the Elvis movie, it seems the "downfall" of the movie was an "impersonator" narrating the story. How cool would it be if MJ narrated his own story up to and including his "death". MJ, you have got some explaining to do! LOL
Thank you for the compliment though. <!-- s:) -->:)<!-- s:) -->
In my opinion, they couldn't make a sequel with impersonators
Because we have developed an Eagle Eye.
<!-- s8-) -->8-)<!-- s8-) -->
TII couldn't happen unless it was ALL real Michael this time.
Amiright?
that's what i meant...how could you possibly top 'this is it' when all you have is what wasn't used for the first movie. considering here, that the best scenes were already used and you don't wanna repeat yourself and have all those mad and angry fans to deal with, right?
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"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."Thank you for your hard work putting this together. It's very interesting to see them in order. I noticed the one below in reference to Egypt.
What peaked my interest is that in the story in the Bible while Moses was on the Mountain with God, the people who were left behind to wait had lost hope that Moses would come back. They thought that he had surely died, but he hadn't. They grew restless and decided to make their own gods to worship. They didn't do what they were told to do by Moses. When Moses did return he brought the law (the Ten Commandments) with him.
April 29th
Exodus 32- When the people saw that Moses was so long in coming down from the mountain, they gathered around Aaron and said, "Come, make us gods [a] who will go before us. As for this fellow Moses who brought us up out of Egypt, we don't know what has happened to him." A refence to a man in Egypt. Second time twitter owner refers to Egypt.
Fine by me, follow fakes.
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."