Begorrah! Leprechaun theme park for Jackson?

Old news, fake news, boring news.
Wenn Michael wieder sagt, er mag Charlie Chaplin, sagen sie, er will ein Chaplin Museum bauen. Aber mit Affen.

Und was MSNBC angeht... da ist ja die Abstinenz vom Denken die erste Vorraussetzung für einen Job bei denen...

Ist klar, weil Michael ja auch so viel Geld....ich denke, er ist bankrott, jetzt hat er plötzlich wieder genug Geld

wo ist eure geldbörse , wir müssen alle mitspenden

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The cash-strapped singer reportedly is meeting with businessmen to raise money for the park.

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Wer nimmt diese Berichte überhaupt noch ernst?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 21, 2006





REPORTS REGARDING MICHAEL JACKSON OPENING
A THEME PARK IN IRELAND ARE ERRONEOUS





Washington, D.C. ……Reports originating from Irish tabloids, being

widely reported today, that Michael Jackson plans to open a Leprechaun

theme park are erroneous and ridiculous.



Please check with this office before disseminating any information

reported out of Ireland, because most of the information reported thus

far has been inaccurate.



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Source:
Raymone Bain

(michaholics.com)

Danke badwoman, dass du das gleich beendet hast.
Man, mir gehen so News echt auf die Nerven.

Michael and the Wee People
by Joal Ryan
Sep 22, 2006, 4:20 PM PT

Michael Jackson loves children, but leprechauns? Perhaps not so much.

Jackson's spokeswoman has blasted Irish reports that have the Grammy-winning roller-coaster enthusiast looking to open a leprechaun-themed amusement park on the Emerald Isle.

In a statement Thursday, rep Raymone K. Bain labeled the headlines "erroneous and ridiculous."

"Please check with this office before disseminating any information reported out of Ireland because most of the information reported thus far has been inaccurate," Bain implored.

As requested, Bain was contacted Friday, and asked about the singer's general feelings about leprechauns. (Per the under-attack Irish press, he loves the mischievous, but mythical sprites.) She declined comment.

"I am not even going to discuss that," Bain said.

The bane of Bain apparently is an item said to have originated in Ireland's Daily Mirror. MNSBC gossip Jeanette Walls recounted the article in her online column Thursday.

"He's always wanted to open his own theme park and he thinks Ireland is the perfect place and it will all be built around the leprechaun theme," a source tells the Daily Mirror, per Walls.

It is true that Jackson, who outfitted his own Peter Pan-inspired Neverland Valley Ranch with amusement rides and once starred in the Caption EO attraction at Disneyland, has looked to become a theme-park mogul. In the late 1990s, he had venues in the works in Brazil, Japan, Poland and Detroit. The Walt Disney moment, however, never happened.

The reputed Ireland idea--"Michael is deadly serious," says the Daily Mirror's source--is said to have originated from Jackson's interest in the Emerald Isle and its lore.

"He loves the whole idea of leprechauns and the magic and myths of Ireland," the source tells the paper.

According to the paper's mole, it would take a leprechaun's pot of gold, and probably a lot more, to build the Irish park--about $640 million.

Jackson hasn't been in the news a lot lately for generating nine-figure paydays. He has, however, made headlines for falling behind on Neverland's payroll, cutting staff, and reportedly selling off some of his stake in the Beatles song catalog to fend off bankruptcy.

A single father of three, Jackson, 48, has lived abroad since being acquitted last year of child-molestation charges. After a stint in the Middle East, he announced plans this past summer to move to Europe, the continental home of leprechauns.

A coincidence, we're sure.

(E!Online)