MJ Demystified

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When so-called reality is comprised of an exhorbitant enough component of lies/deception, distortion, denial, manipulation, extortion, corruption, it's safe to assume the paradigm with which we're familiar is, dominantly enough, on the balance, unreality. There's too much hard work, maximum possible effort, toward the cause(s) of the unreal/untrue for it to be otherwise. Your particular brand of insanity (to whom it applies) is really more like a computer simulation than objective enough reality. It's basically the most frustrating and faulty video game in the universe.

The 7/20 Larry King with Joe Jackson was a prime example of collective psychosis. It's a safe bet Larry was being tongue-in-cheek, cryptically prosecutorial (for the inevitable revisionism) when he offered as an "explanation" for Paris' bravery in her tearful statement at Michael's memorial, "It's in the genes." Of course ol' Joe lapped it up like a thirsty hound, exactly as though MJ was the biological father of those children.

The real insanity (psychosis) is that no one has the courage and common sense to call the ass hat on his blatant line of bull#.

Any halfwit can tell the Jackson kids have Mediterranean or Middle Eastern DNA; positively not a drop of black African.

There's no reason to believe MJ was a saintly philanthropic genius overall. He had plenty of uber-ego. Anyone who names himself the King of Pop, to which the media most sadly managed to obediently perpetuate, and then predictably, BOTH his (effectively adopted) sons Prince, HAS to have an inordinate level of shallow, vapid, delusional self-gratification drive. Saddam Hussein was probably jealous...

Like the highly (enough) self-centered often do, he had a sadistic joker part of him. Very shortly after his death, Sheryl Crow (who sang second vocal for him sometime in the '80s) was phone interviewed on CNN. She recounted a story of how MJ made her get on and stay on some amusement park ride until she got sick, and that "he acted like that was the funniest thing he ever saw." How nice.

On the molestation charges, I'm convinced he was in fact a gay pederast; presumably of early pubescents only. However extremely child-like and, enough so, childish Jackster (pun intended) was, certainly he was intelligent enough to recognize (attempted) extortion, and would furiously counter-sue for slander if he was truly and totally innocent. That's the most naturally human reaction. Barring evidence or strong enough witness/victim testimony, no mere tall tale stands a chance in court, and the good name of a pop superstar must be protected at whatever necessary cost.

Instead he twice forked over umpteen total millions as obvious hush money.

I'm obviously not saying it was in any way a good thing that he was either murdered or accidentally overdosed on surgical anesthesia, if applicable.

Now is the best time yet to reiterate the most importantly recurring theme of this blog: forgiveness. In MJ's case he was a massive Peter Pan complex waiting to happen, and massively happen it did. His adult hormones, however often, overrode his childhood solidarity high-mindedness. He was in such an extraordinary self-indulgence bubble that it wouldn't be possible for any human in his position, with his basic personality, NOT to act on his or her most sexually defining impulses... legal or not. He should be given enough of a pass given the extra-high volume wacko-celebrity brainwashing that defined his life. Or he should be judged in the entirety of the person he was, whatever higher power would be aware of that.

Again let truth be its own justice. Avoid punishments and unnecessary condemnations when solving problems.

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Originally posted by Dean Goldberry
Like the highly (enough) self-centered often do, he had a sadistic joker part of him. Very shortly after his death, Sheryl Crow (who sang second vocal for him sometime in the '80s) was phone interviewed on CNN. She recounted a story of how MJ made her get on and stay on some amusement park ride until she got sick, and that "he acted like that was the funniest thing he ever saw." How nice.

Sounds pretty harmless to me, I doubt he held her at gunpoint. His reaction was probably his child like side coming through. He didn't have a normal upbringing, so it's possible things that he might have found funny as a kid amuse him as an adult; delayed emotions or whatever it's called.

Originally posted by Dean Goldberry
On the molestation charges, I'm convinced he was in fact a gay pederast; presumably of early pubescents only. However extremely child-like and, enough so, childish Jackster (pun intended) was, certainly he was intelligent enough to recognize (attempted) extortion, and would furiously counter-sue for slander if he was truly and totally innocent. That's the most naturally human reaction. Barring evidence or strong enough witness/victim testimony, no mere tall tale stands a chance in court, and the good name of a pop superstar must be protected at whatever necessary cost.

Instead he twice forked over umpteen total millions as obvious hush money.

If the parents of both kids were convinced Michael molested them, they would rather he was locked up in prison so he couldn't harm anyone else's children. But, they took the money, which indicates to me that's a high probability they were only out to take advantage of Jackson make some money in the first place. Besides he was acquitted of all charges.

Anyway, it reads like an anti Michael Jackson rant.

Yeah, MJ has been demystified in my eyes for some time. I never got a chance to meet him, but my cousins have been to his ranch back in the maculay culkin days, ..... its about 20 min. away.

The only other thing I can add to the article, is indeed a question ....... I wonder if Larry King wears his suspenders in the shower.

It would be interesting to hear what a psychologist and a criminal profiler would say about MJ, his personality traits, life history of abuse, etc. I would be under the suspicion that MJ had alternate personalities. I believe these are more obvious to some by noticing a change, such as in their voice.

The 911 call seemed as if to be by someone young or acting younger. I've yet to hear more about their identity and why they were there. Possibly houseboy? idk

There's still something more about MJ that trancends his alleged criminal activity,......as if a king or deity.

As far as the MJ kids, it's disturbing, as if pretentious how people are treating the kids and the estate. Kinda confuses and sickens me. It would still be interesting to know their exact genetic background.

reply to post by Dean Goldberry


I give your hate rant many thumbs down.

The guy's dead leave him alone. Not that you know the truth of the matter one way or the other.

reply to post by Watcher-In-The-Shadows


OK, held my tongue as long as I could. Who's claiming to KNOW the truth? The difference is only between those who are more serious about uncovering (real, objective) truths and those who are less so or devoid of such desire. My favorite quote from any politician in all human history happens to be by JFK. It best encompasses everything the government (therefore media and pop culture) we know ISN'T:

We are not afraid to entrust the American people with unpleasant facts, foreign ideas, alien philosophies and competitive values. For a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.

reply to post by Dean Goldberry


You are. Now you can backpedal and pretend this is not so however much you wish. But you're OP proves you a liar when you try.