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Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
reply to post by Alien Mind
He didn't just build a park. He organized We Are The World. He helped children with cancer that didn't have the money to get treatment.
You can say what you want about the molestation charges, but he was found NOT GUILTY of those charges and any other accusers were discredited liars. No DA would let charges like that slide just because someone was famous.
He was an amazing performer. And it makes me sick to see people bashing someone that has just passed. What a terrible day.
Originally posted by Alien Mind
reply to post by SilentShadow
Building a childrens playground at his his house doesn't make him a humanitarian.
The private-equity firm Colony Capital’s Tom Barrack, the man who set Jackson’s comeback in motion, has seen his net worth drop with the financial crisis of the last year. Forbes estimated his wealth at $2.3 billion around the time he met Jackson, but he is now merely a multimillionaire. He said the economic downturn makes Jackson even more attractive as an investment because his value has been overlooked: In times like this, he said, “finding little pieces of information that others don’t have” is more important than ever.
His company isn’t exposed to any risk by working with Jackson. All the money Colony has put up is backed by the value of Neverland and related assets, he said. If Jackson regains firm financial footing, Barrack’s company could be a partner in future deals. “When he looks back and says, ‘Who took the risk? Who was there?’ I mean, he gets it. So that’s my hope,” Barrack said.
It all depends on what happens on July 13 when the lights go down in the O2 Arena.
Originally posted by GorehoundLarry
Isn't it amazing when people WORSHIP a pop star......
Then there is Arfaq Hussain. A British man who met Jackson in the late 1990s, Hussain designed clothing for the performer—including an air-conditioned jacket, a pair of self-adjusting, rhodium-plated shoes and the “Crystal Miracle,” a jacket covered with 275,000 rock crystals—and tried to launch a business selling $75,000 bottles of perfume by trading on Jackson’s name.
Originally posted by SilentShadow
Originally posted by GorehoundLarry
Isn't it amazing when people WORSHIP a pop star......
Isn't it amazing when people don't RESPECT a human being who has passed away.....
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
reply to post by Alien Mind
Yes the courts are biased in favor of the prosecution. You must be clearly innocent beyond a reasonable doubt in this country to get a verdict of not guilty.
You need to grow up. You are acting like a little jerk...bashing someone for DYING!
Originally posted by GorehoundLarry
Isn't it amazing when people WORSHIP a pop star......