Der Jackson-Family-Thread

    was mir auch ohne zu lesen schon klar war, wird hier bestätigt: :hehe





    On Thursday 23rd June 2011, @Ivy_MJJC said:


    This is my review about LaToya's book on Amazon.
    If you have the time please vote it helpful by clicking "yes".



    I feel compelled to write this review, so others can read this before making a decision on whether to buy LaToya Jackson's new book Starting Over.
    The book was seemingly promoted as a self-help book, however it reads as an autobiography, enhanced by Michael Jackson stories, to attract fans of Michael Jackson.


    What prospective buyers of LaToya's book should know is that there is no new significant information about her brother Michael, because she did not see or speak to him
    from 1992 to 2002, or from 2005 to 2009. Between 2002 and 2005, LaToya's and Michael's interactions were limited to a few family gatherings, a random run into,
    attending trial hearings and conversations such as "I love your belt.    " If you were thinking of buying this book because you thought LaToya and Michael were close, they were not.


    Likewise, if you are thinking about buying the book to find out "who really killed Michael Jackson", save your money. LaToya's account that Michael stated that he was afraid for his life
    and that "they" wanted his music catalog have been repeated on the Internet countless times. Perhaps most frustrating is that LaToya never names exactly who she feels murdered her brother.
    Her conspiracy theories cannot be proven because LaToya never mentions any proof, just hearsay information. Michael Jackson fans who have been following this case,
    and know the names of Leonard Rowe, Joe Jackson, TINI or Karen Faye, have already heard what LaToya is repeating, only she charges a price for her book.


    If you are a Michael Jackson fan, stay away from this book. It is merely another product by a Jackson in an attempt to make money from Michael. If you're a domestic abuse survivor,
    you might be interested in what LaToya claims she endured from her husband, Jack Gordon. Yet, like everything else in the book, LaToya offers no help or solution
    as to how to remedy a domestic violence relationship. All in all, the book falls flat.





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    tjoa...hauptsache buch, hauptsache mjs name mit eingebracht, hauptsache $$
    nix neues, keine facts,
    und wie ich schon seit jaaaahren sage - da bestand faktisch kein kontakt.
    das war mit den anderen familienmitgliedern kaum anders, mit wenigen ausnahmen bei irgendwelchen anlässen.


    ergo darf man von KEINEM dieser familie erwarten, etwas sinnvolles zu erfahren in einem ihrer schwachsinnigen bücher.
    da ist jedes buch von managern oder bodyguards oder meinetwegen der köchin oder putzfrau mehr wert!



    gähn...:skepsis

    Was ich immer erschreckend :OO finde ist, dass die anscheinend gar nicht merken :scheiss, wie sie sich durch solche Aktionen Armutszeugnisse am laufenden Band ausstellen
    Sei es Tributes die platzen, sei es Bücher, Parfüm, etc ............ :kotz

    stern.de


    Jackson Five ließen sich von Bollywood-Filmen inspirieren


    Michael Jackson und seine Geschwister haben sich in ihrer Kindheit vom Glanz der Bollywood-Filme inspirieren lassen.



    Michael Jackson und seine Geschwister haben sich in ihrer Kindheit vom Glanz der Bollywood-Filme inspirieren lassen. "Wir liebten den Tanz, die Kostüme, die Unterhaltung und das Bühnenbild", sagte der Bruder des vor zwei Jahren gestorbenen "King of Pop", Jermaine Jackson, bei der Eröffnung der Indian International Film Awards (IIFA) am Donnerstag im kanadischen Toronto. Jeden Samstagmorgen hätten er und seine Geschwister Bollywood-Filme geschaut, die sie auf ihrem Weg zu den Jackson Five beeinflusst hätten. Bei einem IIFA-Konzert wollte Jermaine Jackson am Freitag mit dem indischen Popstar Sonu Nigam auftreten und im Gedenken an den zweiten Todestag seines Bruders dessen Songs darbieten.


    ..mensch..Jermaine...muss DAS sein :never

    Vielleicht liege ich da jetzt völlig falsch, aber kann sich von Euch einer daran erinnern, dass zu der Kinderzeit der Jackson5 Bollywood Filme schon aktuell bzw. es diese zu dieser Zeit schon so ausgeprägt gab ???

    Zitat von Stella

    Vielleicht liege ich da jetzt völlig falsch, aber kann sich von Euch einer daran erinnern, dass zu der Kinderzeit der Jackson5 Bollywood Filme schon aktuell bzw. es diese zu dieser Zeit schon so ausgeprägt gab ???


    ..guckst du hier..schon länger als es in unserem Bewusstsein is...


    Seit wann gibt es Bollywood Filme?
    Seit den 30er Jahren 1935 entstanden schon 154 Filme. Die 1960er und 1970er gelten als Glanzzeiten des Hindi-Films.
    Quelle:
    •http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bollywood

    :hm..er hats getan..:tatort


    Jermaine Jackson Does Tribute Show in MJ's Honor


    6/25/2011 1:00 PM PDT by TMZ Staff



    To celebrate the life of his beloved brother Michael Jackson, last night Jermaine Jackson performed a tribute show at the 12th International Indian Film Academy festivities in Toronto.



    Because when you think back on the life of The King of Pop ... you immediately think of the International Indian Film Academy.




    und dazu noch hier:


    http://www.google.de/url?sa=t&…g2=PiNLW6MAtF9uDAXdtyX5lw

    ..:hm...also der olle Joe is glaub ich vom Piranha gebissen..:para
    ..was war denn DAS??? :aufwach


    Joe Jackson gab am 25.06.11 Interview auf CNN-Tonight
    ..hier das Video:
    http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video...iref=allsearch


    Transcript:
    Part 1:


    Today, we're joined by Michael Jackson's father, Joe Jackson.
    Thank you for joining us, sir. How are you doing today? Still grieving two years later, I'm sure?



    JOE JACKSON, FATHER OF MICHAEL JACKSON: I'm fine, thank you. Glad you asked that question, you know. I'm still grieving over Michael because -- I don't know. It's going to take me a long time to get over what happened to him.



    LEMON: Why is that? Is it part of the mystery surrounding his death? Because I know you said you believe that, I guess, that was some people conspired to kill him, is that correct?


    JACKSON: Michael told his mother and he told his manager, Dieter Wiesner, who is writing a book now, the truth about Michael Jackson. He them they were going to kill him for his publishings. He told his mother that Dieter Wiesner that, but he never did tell me. I didn't know that until after he was dead.


    LEMON: Do you know who those people are, who wanted to kill him for his publishings?


    JACKSON: We got a great idea who they are, and a lot of other people know who they are as well.


    LEMON: You won't say, though?


    JACKSON: Don, I didn't say that. I'm not saying -- calling names right now, but you'll know in the book that's coming out.


    LEMON: OK. Are you writing a book?


    JACKSON: No. Dieter Wiesner wrote the book, who was Michael's manager. He's the one that fired John Ricker (ph).


    LEMON: I thought you were talking about a book that has already been out. You're talking about a book to come.


    JACKSON: No, no. The one that the whole world should know about, that book.


    LEMON: OK.


    JACKSON: The truth. The truth.


    LEMON: There's been a legal battle between your family and the executors of his estate. Has that been resolved?


    JACKSON: No way. Not yet. Not yet. That's why we are striving for justice, because there's more to it than what they're claiming out there. There's somebody else involved. Remember, the doctor was getting paid by somebody else and not by Michael.


    LEMON: Yes. So are you anywhere close to agreement with the executors, legal agreement?


    JACKSON: That's a hard question you threw at me there, Don, because we're looking for justice. You know, it's very important, and justice has to be served because of the very important -- Michael was known all over the world, behind all borders, and that's why he was trying to build amusement parks all around the world. That's what I'm trying to do, carry out his legacy.


    LEMON: OK.


    JACKSON: And one thing that --


    LEMON: Let's talk quickly about this. Michael's doctor, Conrad Murray, goes on trial in September, manslaughter charges. What do you think deserves to happen to him?


    JACKSON: What I hope happens is that justice is done, you know, the right way, the truth, the true justice. That's what I hope, yes.


    LEMON: OK. Well listen, I have to ask you this real quickly, and I want to ask you about a venture that you're in. Two years ago, you and I spoke just a couple days, BET Awards after Michael died and you viewed the interview as contentious on my part, and I thought it was contentious on your part, because I asked you a very simple question. I said it's been a tough time for you and your family. We don't have to play it, because we don't have time. You said yes, and? And you just sort of gave me a flippant response, but you thought I was being contentious to you. Why is that?


    JACKSON: I don't know why, because I probably was still upset over what happened to Michael, because Michael was a wrongful death to Michael's situation, in his situation.


    LEMON: OK. I'll take that as an answer. Thank you for talking about that.


    Now, tell us what you're doing. You have a new venture in Vietnam. What's going on? It has something to do with Michael Jackson?


    JACKSON: This venture is with Madame Kow (ph) in here and she's the one that did everything possible to make things happen, make things come true for Michael's legacy. His legacy to make theme parks all around the world, but she's the only one to come forward to make it happen. Now what she's doing, she's building five five-star hotels and one seven-star hotel and a theme park. She is doing this on 2,000 acres.


    LEMON: And I want to say this, this is going to be reminiscent of Neverland.


    And I have to tell you, Mr. Jackson, stand by. I'll tape a little more and we'll air it later. We have to get off the air now.


    I'll see you back here at 7:00 p.m. Eastern. We'll keep talking to Joe Jackson and I'll see you then.



    TRANSCRIPT
    Part 2


    LEMON: So Mr. Jackson, I want you to take a look at you and I on the red carpet two years ago and then we'll talk about it.


    The last couple days, I know it's been really tough for you guys.


    JOE JACKSON, MICHAEL JACKSON'S FATHER: Yes, it has. It has been really tough. Remember, we just lost the biggest star in the world. But I want to make this statement. This is a real good statement here. Marshall and I (INAUDIBLE) we owned a record company called...


    UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Ranch Records, OK? (INAUDIBLE) Blu-Ray technology. And that's its next step.


    LEMON: What do you think when you see that, Mr. Jackson?


    JACKSON: I don't think nothing about it because Blu-Ray -- I mean, that company don't exist now. It went out -- as soon as it happened, it went out of business. So it's no big deal to me.


    LEMON: But this was only three days after Michael's death. That's what I'm asking. What do you think of...


    JACKSON: I don't care if it's a minute after Michael's death! And listen, I am -- the Blu-Ray (INAUDIBLE) existing as a record company with the same guy that I was talking with, you know? That don't even happen. What I'm here now is promoting Happy Land (ph) and promoting the things that I'm doing now.


    LEMON: And what about the children? How are they?


    JACKSON: The childrens are fine. They are fine. They're going to acting school. And Prince is taking up -- I think he's taking up martial arts and all that stuff. And Blanket, he's just happy. He's a happy little kid. He's sturdy. He wants to be a producer or something. But you know, they're fine.


    LEMON: People have talked about the -- your alleged treatment of Michael Jackson. Some of the family members, even him, said that you were abusive, in a sense, that you pushed them too far.


    JACKSON: Don, Don, Don, Don, Don! I know what you're trying to, do! I ain't going there. But everybody back in those days abused -- they didn't abuse the kids, they whipped the kid when they did wrong. And now you can't do that these days because if you whip a kid now, they call 911 on you. But if you don't train them to be right towards people and how to conduct themselves when they get (ph) young, if you don't do that, you can have some kids in prison.



    (END VIDEOTAPE) LEMON: All right, tonight on CNN, I speak exclusively with friends and family about Michael's last days. Watch "Michael Jackson: The Final Day" That's coming up next at 8:00 PM Eastern, in just 5 seconds. And then make sure you tune into Piers Morgan's entire interview with LaToya Jackson just ahead right here on CNN.


    I'm Don Lemon. We'll see you back here at 10:00 PM Eastern. Thanks for watching.


    transcript : mj.net

    das ganze iv, man hat schwierigkeiten überhaupt zu folgen, ausserdem kommts mir vor,
    als wenn er mitten in manchen sätzen selbst nicht mehr durchblickt.
    davon ab, wenn das wortwörtliche niederschrift is, wovon ich ausgehe, ist das teilweise ja ein grauseliges geschwafel und ein miserables englisch.
    den inhalt muss man garnicht weiter werten,
    denn inhalt hat das eigentlich keinen. wie so ziemlich alles was er von sich gibt.
    beim lesen dachte ich mehrmals : "das hätte genauso gut aus seinem a**** kommen können..."
    :eklig :gschdörd :rolleyes

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