Jermaine schreibt ein Buch: Michael ist schuldig! [ von Jermaine dementiert / Tabloid]

ich glaub das einfach nicht...

mit sowas hät ich jetzt echt nie gerechnet. und ausgerecht von jermaine - WENNS denn stimmt.

aber ob das alles erfunden ist?
Woher haben die das?
und warum sagte Jermaine nix dazu?

jermaine stand immer so extrem hinter Michael. Gerade von ihm würd ich sowas nie erwarten...

aber das kann doch nicht alles einfach so aus der Luft gegriffen sein...

JERMAINE, SAG WAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ja ,ich finde das extrem und auch irgendwie dermassen hinterhältig, sollte das stimmen ,was wir nicht wissen, solange sich von irgendeiner seite mal wieder keiner rührt!!!!!!!!!!!!!
das kann ja wieder dauern, aber ich finde es extrem schlimm von wem michael immer wieder enttäuscht wird ,warum sagen leute sowas...
ich mein selbst wenn ,was hat jermaine davon, wenn er sagt dass, er glaubt ,dass michael schuldig sein könnte ,das urteil ist jetzt eh nicht mehr anfechtbar ,ach manno ,leave him alone!!!!!!!!

He's baaaaack!

Just when we thought that Michael Jackson was safely on the other side of the world, frightening some other people for a change, he's back in the headlines, thanks to the New York tabloids, which splashed an eight-page book proposal that was shopped around shortly after the King of Pop's arrest in November 2003 by his older brother Jermaine.

A queasy mix of hearsay, speculation, and the obvious ("Yes," Jackson writes, "he has a thing for young children." Gee, ya think?), the proposal is a testament to the notion that some people will do anything for money. And perhaps a rare feather in the cap of the much-maligned publishing industry because, despite the promise of lots of delicious dirt on the strange and tragic Jackson, the proposal found no takers. Not yet, anyway.

(suntimes.com)

Jacko Exclusive: Third Child Chosen From Catalogue

It’s not a new story today that Michael Jackson’s kids aren’t his biologically. This column told you several times last year what the real story was: that Prince and Paris, the eldest of Jackson’s charges, were “gifts†from wife Debbie Rowe, who was inseminated from a sperm bank.

Not only did we tell you, but during Jackson’s trial one of his attorneys, Robert Sanger, let the information slip out. I told you about that on May 31, 2005. Discussing what could and couldn’t be admitted as testimony from Jackson from a taped interview, Sanger told Judge Rodney Melville: "The circumstances that relate to the birth of the children wouldn't be admitted for the truth of the matter. Only his love of the children."

What we’ve never been able to tell you completely though is where Jackson’s third child, nicknamed Blanket, comes from. Sources confirm that his mother was selected from a book of egg donors supplied by Jackson’s physician. Jackson flipped through the book and selected the woman he thought was most appealing. Unlike wife Debbie Rowe, the anonymous woman is said to have been dark haired and Latina-looking, a la Penelope Cruz or Salma Hayek. Once she was chosen, a sperm donor was used to fertilize the egg.

In other words, Blanket was literally “created†for Jackson. You’d think the pop star would have taken more care than to dangle the baby out of a window considering how much effort was involved in inventing him.

The rest of today’s revelations are also no surprise, only that they were finally forced on the public in a new format. Both the New York Post’s David K. Li and New York Daily News’s Michele Caruso — my esteemed Los Angeles colleagues — were shown a book proposal instigated by Jermaine Jackson, Michael’s ne’er do well brother, and written by Jermaine’s former friend, Stacy Brown. Brown is the author of a self-published book with another former Jackson associate, Bob Jones, in which Jones reveals all of Jackson’s secrets regarding his uncomfortable and inappropriate relationships with children. Jones also noted that Michael had purposely undermined Jermaine’s singing career after his older brother had had a surprise hit album and two singles circa 1985—“Tell Me I’m Not Dreaming†and “Do What You Do.â€

I don’t know why Stacy Brown decided that this was the right moment to loose Jermaine’s old book proposal on the world. But it’s an interesting time, anyway. Michael has come to depend on Jermaine in the months since his June 2005 acquittal. It was Jermaine who went to the United Arab Emirates country Bahrain and paved the way for Michael to move there and go into business with Prince Abdullah. Everything concerning the business of the last six months, Michael’s involvement there, etc, has been because of Jermaine. If Michael is coherent enough to see today’s papers, or read this column even, he should be shaken to his core. Perhaps that was the goal; I don’t know.

There’s a lot about his brother Jermaine that Michael Jackson doesn’t know or remember. For one thing, Jermaine recorded a song about Michael years ago called “Word to the Badd.†Michael’s probably forgotten, but here are the lyrics:

What up yo, word to the badd
I gave my love
You gave your love
Thought we'd never part
Said you loved me
Then you left me
With a broken heart
You never think about who you love
You only think about number one
You forgot about where we started from
You only think about what you want
You don't care about how it's done
You only think about you, your throne
Be it right or be it wrong
It ain't about your world
It ain't about the things that you do
If you don't care, i don't care 'cause you keep thinkin' about you
It ain't about you takin' my pie
You been takin' for a long time
If you don't care, i don't care
If you keep
Well i ain't thinkin' about you
Word up yo, word to the badd
Once you were made
You changed your ways
Even told me lies
Could not trust you
Still i loved you
My mind worried overtime
You know i tried to be there for you
Like a lover i cared for you
It didn't matter you always play me off
You only care about what you want
You don't care about how it's done
You only think about you, your throne
Be it right or be it wrong
Hook
Oh no no, i ain't thinkin' about you
Oh no
What up yo, word to the badd
Thinkin' about that pie that you've been takin' from me
From a lover to another lover hard to believe
Lost and don't know it yet you still show it
Givin' seems to be harder than it is to receive
The glass has gotten shady when it should have been clearer
But it's you always starin' in the mirror Constantly fakin' it ain't no mistakin' it

Copyright Jermaine Jackson

(fox news)

ich verstehs kaum, was da in den artikeln steht

woher weiss der nun wieder, dass Jermaine das über Michael geschrieben hat?
Es könnte ja auch von einer Frau ghandeln, die ihn verlassen hat. Wieso teilt Jermaine ausgerechnet Friedmann mit, dass er diesen Song über seinen Bruder geschrieben hat? Und vielleicht hat ihn ja sogar Michael selbst geschrieben, schliesslich hat er seine Leute immer unterstützt, wenn sie ihn um Hilfe gebeten haben...lol

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Originally posted by 666@Montag, 6.3.06 - 13:15Â Uhr
Fear of Michael drove Jermaine to nix book

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Nix Book? Nix verstehen

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Originally posted by 666@Montag, 6.3.06 - 13:26Â Uhr
CNN LARRY KING LIVE

Interview With Jermaine Jackson

Aired January 9, 2003 - 21:00 ET

KING: Are you working on a book?

JERMAINE JACKSON: Yes. "Legacy: Surviving the Best and Worst. " Looking -- meeting with certain publishers seeing can we go that extra mile. Seeing who's willing to support a book tour world wide and things like that. It's about growing up. Growing up in Gary and our childhood and things that...
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0301/09/lkl.00.html

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wenn das mit dem buch u. vorallem dem inhalt wirklich stimmen sollte muß er ja die ganzen jahre über ganz schön gelogen haben.... und ich kann's mir einfach nicht vorstellen.... Jermaine war doch derjenige der die familie Jackson immer wieder zusammenbringen wollte...
gut, er kommt mir immmer wieder mal bissle presse-geil vor, aber er hat seine familie nie in dreck gezogen.

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woher weiss der nun wieder, dass Jermaine das über Michael geschrieben hat?

Friedmann hat ein paar zeilen aus dem Originalsong ausgelassen (wurden auf der Album Version gestrichen). Der Song war 91 auf US Radio zu hören.

"In November 1991, a new single, "Word to the Badd!", by Jermaine Jackson was leaked to Los Angeles radio station KPWR. The DJ began to play the single continuously in alternation with MJ's new single "Black or White".

The lyrics were a no-holds-barred attack on Michael. They read, in part:

Reconstructed
Been abducted
Don't know who you are...
Once you were made
You changed your shade
Was your color wrong?
Could not turn back
It's a known fact
You were too far gone

The broadside caused shock and controversy in the media and the public.

Jermaine explained on the UK network TV program "Rapido": "I tried to put some phone calls to him and I didn't get a reply...it's a number of things but it's nothing we couldn't work out, had we spoken, but I wasn't granted an opportunity from his people to speak to him...the overall message is an older brother telling his younger brother to get back to reality...you have done it to the ultimate level, but you're still a person."

According to Margaret Maldonado, his former common-law wife, Jermaine wrote the song when he became enraged that his producers, L.A. Reid and Babyface, postponed work on his next album in order to work with Michael on Dangerous. Jermaine was unable to reach MJ by phone to confront him over the postponement, so he conceived a plan to put Michael in his place and at the same time draw attention to his own album.

The morning after the song began to air, MJ appeared at Hayvenhurst to demand an explanation. Contrary to some reports, he did not attempt to attack his brother physically over the insult but instead went into a room with him to discuss the matter, with mother Katherine mediating. Maldonado reports that after the meeting Katherine told her that Jermaine had refused to apologize, though Michael was deeply hurt.

MJ begged his brother to withdraw the single, since his own fans would not care, but Jermaine's career would be ruined. Unwisely, Jermaine did not, and although the version of "Word to the Badd!" that appeared on his album did not contain the acid lyrics, the single and album were commercial failures due to public contempt over the cynical attack on Michael.

Jermaine was dropped from his Arista contract soon after and remains unsigned to any label.

http://www.michaeljackson.ro/infomj/aq/27

Jermaine hat schon immer mehr gegen als für michael gearbeitet. Wahrscheinlich meint er, weil er der "große Bruder" ist, kann er dem "kleinem" sagen wo es langgeht und gleich noch mit im Rampenlicht stehen. Und in Interviews redet auch schneller als er denkt.
Jedenfalls hat Michael wieder alles auszubaden.

Ich glaub das einfach nicht.... was soll das?...

Jackson doch schuldig?

Michael Jacksons älterer Bruder soll in einem brisanten Manuskript die Unschuld des Sängers bei den Kindesmissbrauchsvorwürfen 2005 in Frage gestellt haben.
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Das explosive Material, das der US-Zeitung "New York Daily News" vorliegt, deutet an, dass Jermaine Jackson seinem Bruder vor Gericht nur beigestanden hat, weil er befürchtete, dass der Popstar sich umbringt, wenn die Familie nicht geschlossen hinter ihm steht. Laut der Zeitung bezeichnet Jermaine Jackson seinen Bruder auch als Medikamenten- und Alkoholabhängigen, der "ein Faible für kleine Kinder hat". Die acht Seiten lange Zusammenfassung von "Legacy: Surviving The Best And The Worst" soll nach Jacksons Verhaftung im Jahr 2003 verschiedenen Verlagen angeboten und von Stacy Brown verfasst worden sein - der Co-Autorin von "Michael Jackson: The Man Behind The Mask". Das Buch ist bis heute nicht veröffentlicht worden.

Jermaine Jackson soll auch eine Reihe von verschreibungspflichtigen Medikamenten und alkoholischen Getränken aufgelistet haben, die sein Bruder in Massen zu sich genommen hat. Jackson angeblich: "Weiß er wirklich, was er mit diesen Kindern macht? Ich will nicht sagen, dass mein Bruder unschuldig ist. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob das so ist."
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Jackson über seine frühere Verteidigung seines Bruders: "Michael könnte nicht einen einzigen Tagen im Gefängnis überleben. Er würde sich umbringen."

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ich fass es nicht ,ich kann das nicht länger ertragen

mir fällt nur gerade ein, vielleicht war der song "in the back"(von michael)ja für jermaine...und hat ihn deswegen geschrieben......

eines tages wird es soweit sein, dass sie es schaffen dass mike am boden ist und NICHT mehr aufsteht
dann haben sie ihn auf dem gewissen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!