Beiträge von Jessica Hay

    Ich weiss das es ironisch gemeint war, und somit habe ich das recht zu erklären warum ich mir noch nicht sicher bin, wann und wie ich was mache. Man ich frag mich immer wieder mit was für unsozialen Menschen ich hier in dem Forum bin, ist ja klar das das niveu hier unter die gürtellinie geht und man immer persönlich angegriffen wird. echt zum kotzen....aber schon okay ich geh weil es andere Fansclub gibt, wo man auf normaler ebene sich unterhält und nicht gleich bei jedem Scheiss persönlich angegriffen wird. Kommisch das dies nur bei den deutschen Forums immer der Fall ist.

    Naja ist ja auch einiges zu plannen. Ich fliege in den zwei Wochen nach Indiana, South Dekota, und Florida. Deshalb warte ich erst mal ab, weil mich der Spass knapp 700 dollar kosten wird um seine Ranch noch mal zu sehen. Ausserdem ist ein Michael Event in Vegas wo ich überlege hinzugehen. Wenn ich dies mache, könnte ich von da aus zu seiner Ranch. Allerdings ist dieses Event an dem Wochenende wo ich bereits Ticktes habe für South Dekota um Mount Rushmore zu sehen. Also alles momentan etwas schwierig. Das grösste Problem ist jedoch das Auto mieten, da ich keine Credit card habe. Somit brauche ich eine Caution 500 Dollar, dann bezahle ich für das Auto 200 Dollar, da ist noch keine Benzinpreise mitdrinnen. Also muss ich mir das sehr gut überlegen. Und falls Michael wirklich ein Haus an der East coast findet zum Urlaubmachen, kann ich da auch hin, weil ich nämlich an der East Cost lebe. Ich hoffe das erklärt warum ich mir noch nicht zu hundert prozent sicher bin was ich mache. Und meine Freundin geht zurück nach Frankreich, somit müsste ich die Ranch alleine besuchen.

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    Bain responds to BET rumors


    Bains responds to Bet rumours




    Although EUR is just the messenger, Raymone K. Bain is too through with our passing along what she has described as “misinformation” from Fox.com columnist Roger Friedman regarding her client, Michael Jackson.


    On Wednesday, we mentioned Friedman’s column about Jackson’s invitation to attend the recent BET Award ceremony for a special “Thriller” album tribute and to present his mentor Diana Ross with her Lifetime Achievement Award.


    Friedman said plans fell through because Jackson was “too incapacitated to appear.”


    In a letter to EUR’s Lee Bailey, Bain says Jackson had conversations with the network about attending the ceremony, but the information “being disseminated in the media with regards to Mr. Jackson's invitation …is false. We cannot understand why anyone affiliated with the program would deliberately misrepresent the facts or attempt to defame Mr. Jackson.”


    “Mr. Jackson spoke personally to BET CEO Debra Lee regarding his invitation to attend the ceremony,” Bain tells EUR. “Mr. Jackson respects BET and was one of the first recording artists to DEMAND that his record company cooperate with, at the time, a newly established network.”


    As for Friedman’s reports that Jackson is moving to a rental home in Virginia, Bain says: “Mr. Jackson is not "relocating" to the East Coast, he is merely looking for a vacation home; and, as I have indicated, his search is not limited to a particular region at this time.”


    The Washington Post reported Wednesday that the King of Pop and his three kids spent about “24 hours” on Maryland’s Eastern Shore last week scouting rental properties.


    "He's always admired the properties on the East Coast because they have a lot of land," Bain explained to the Post. "Neverland has 3,000 acres—he likes privacy. You can't find as many properties like that on the West Coast."


    Bain also confirmed to the Post Friedman’s notion that Jackson was headed east to be closer to the majority of his advisers and attorneys. But she also said what she later reaffirmed to EUR – that any new home in the area would be strictly a vacation spot for Jackson.


    http://www.eurweb.com/story/eur34815.cfm


    Wenn ich mir das durchlese, dann hat Bain ganz klar zugestimmt das Michael anfragen hatte und sehr interessiert war, aber es dann nicht macht. Für mich ist da von seitens Bain nicht eine wirklich klare aussage, die die vermutungen das Michael Gesundheitlich sehr angeschlagen ist, eher zutreffen als abwegig sind. Darüber hinaus finde ich lässt sie eher mehr Fragen offen als antworten.
    Ich für meinen Teil weiss das Michael sich vor 10 Jahren um diese Verleihung gerissen hätte, naja die Zeiten ändern sich, aber man darf trozdem besorgt sein. Und ich bin es, ich seh wie viel er wiegt, er wiegt viel viel zu wenig und er hat eher immer mehr abgenommen anstatt zugenommen bei seinen besuchen um die Welt. Ich mach mir da schon gedanken ob seine Organe richtig funktionieren. Dann bei den Fotos von der Party wo viele sagen es war ein Mückenstich, da sind ettliche Fans wie ich auch der Meinung es war eine Einstichnadelstelle die man bei Infusionen bekommt. Mich würd es auch nicht wundern wenn Michael depressionen hat, was verständlich wäre nach dem Prozess.

    Die kürzlichen news und bestätigung bei Bain, das Michael den Award nicht überreicht. Hallo was geht den jetzt ab? Vor 10 Jahren hätte Michael sich nur darauf geschmissen. Solangsam mach ich mir echt sorgen um Michael und seine Zukunft. Er lässt zwei grosse dinge Platzen die Bain lässt mehr Fragen und Speculationen offen den zuvor. Man man man ich könnt gerade:kotz .

    Transcript, Bill O’Reilly 7/5/2007


    O: So what exactly, Aphrodite, is the Michael Jackson Conspiracy?


    A: Michael Jackson Conspiracy is a book I have written that outlines the media conspiracy along with-


    O: But what is it?


    A: The media Conspiracy?


    O: Yes


    A: It’s, the media already decided that Michael Jackson was guilty before there was a trial, that were allegations, just that, allegations


    O: But part of that was YOU


    A: And I was part of that-


    O: You were part of the media saying he was guilty


    A: Absolutely, I’m the first to admit that I was part of that, in the beginning of my book, in the author’s note- We as the media, decided he was guilty, before proven innocent, what’s wrong with the world that we would do that to somebody


    O: Was he innocent?


    (shows clip from Ed Bradley interview of Michael saying he would slit his wrists before hurting a child)


    A: He-


    O: He was found Not Guilty-


    A: That’s right-


    O: But there’s a difference between being found Not Guilty and being innocent


    A: He is innocent of that charge and it is proven in that book. Bill, we didn’t cover the trial, what was going on in the courtroom, ya know what we did- we covered the man. We covered Pajama Day, we covered celebrities coming in and out, the employees-


    O: But when you were there you didn’t think he was innocent, when you were at the trial for us


    A: I was in the trial-


    O: You thought he was guilty as sin


    A: And so did everyone else


    O: When you were in the trial


    A: I was in the trial, I was in the pack mentality


    O: You were hypnotized


    A: I was hypnotized


    O: Were you really


    A: I was


    O: You went in with a pre-conceived notion and nothing you heard blew you out of that


    A: I wasn’t, because everyone else was saying the same thing, I kinda just wanted to be, I followed the crowd


    O: I’m surprised Aphrodite. When was your epiphany?


    A: It wasn’t until a year after the trial. When I went- the judge gave me a court order to look at the evidence, with a court clerk looking over my shoulder and I saw the original tape of the accuser giving his confession to the police and I watched it twice, and then I rewound it and watched it again. This kid was lying, through his teeth, about his sexuality.


    O: You knew that how?


    A: Well, number one by the way he said it, and I don’t want to say it on the n-news


    O: You looked at the actual evidence, and you said-


    A: A 13 year old boy doesn’t know about his sexuality, doesn’t make any sense, okay?


    O: So you think this whole thing was bogus?


    A: Well, he had lied in the past, he had admitted that on the stand, admitted he was a liar on the stand


    O: Now let me ask you about Jackson, you don’t think this guy’s a ***************************?


    A: I think Michael Jackson is a misunderstood (insert clip of Michael dangling blanket, HELLO conspiracy, RIGHT THERE, that has NOTHING to do with this book) because he doesn’t know how to deal in the adult world, he never has


    O: So you don’t think he’s a ***************************


    A: I don’t think he is a ***************************.


    O: So what has he been doing, do you know where he is?


    A: I, to my knowledge, he is in Las Vegas, where he moved, he still travels around the world, he just made $10 million for going to a party in London. He is, let me put it this way, his finances have been kinda skewed in the media outlets, he may be in some financial difficulty, but he still owns 50% of the Sony/ATV catalogue which is worth a billion to upwards of 2 billion dollars so this guy is not going to the poor house.


    O: I still wouldn’t let Michael Jackson baby sit my kids and I’m saying that with all do respect to everybody, to your expertise, but I wouldn’t want him anywhere near, would you?


    A: Yes I would, I don’t have kids, but


    O: If you did, you would let Michael Jackson babysit your kids? (clip of BoW food fight)


    A: Aboslutely.


    O: Alright, so your book, you can get it on amazon. Aphrodite Jones thanks for coming in.


    A: Thank you for having me.

    I just found this articel:
    Michael Jackson Scouted Eastern Shore Houses
    Pop Star on Search for East Coast Vacation Home


    By Amy Argetsinger and Roxanne Roberts
    Washington Post Staff Writers
    Tuesday, July 3, 2007; 1:08 PM


    Sometimes the unlikeliest rumors do turn out to be true. More than three days after the first vague news reports emerged from Maryland's Eastern Shore of a real-estate-hunting Michael Jackson, the singer's reps broke their silence on the matter to confirm in part -- and deny in others -- the story that's had the rural peninsula buzzing.


    Jackson's D.C.-based publicist, Raymone Bain, called us late yesterday and said that yes, indeed, the self-proclaimed King of Pop really did visit the Eastern Shore last week "for about 24 hours," and that he really did scout out some summer-house properties.







    But, no, he hasn't made a purchase yet, contrary to some of the more heated Internet speculation. And he's not limiting his search to the Chesapeake region: he has since "gone up the coast" to look elsewhere for a vacation place.


    Jackson came east with his children about 10 days ago for meetings because "the majority of his advisers and attorneys are on the East Coast." Meanwhile, Bain told us, "He's always admired the properties on the East Coast because they have a lot of land. Neverland has 3,000 acres -- he likes privacy. You can't find as many properties like that on the West Coast."


    The Easton Star Democrat, simply citing "inside sources," reported Friday that Jackson spent the previous night at the historic Inn at Perry Cabin in the picturesque waterfront community of St. Michael's, although inn managers declined to comment. A wave of subsequent news coverage followed, although none managed to cite any actual sightings of Jackson. Still, WBAL-TV captured video of sheets shrouding the path from the inn's exit to a waiting limousine . . . which certainly seemed like vintage ***************.


    So, now we know. While she had us on the phone, Bain (who last week was issuing statements denying that Jackson was on his deathbed or had been evicted from his part-time Vegas rental -- he simply decided not to buy it, she said) took the time to clear up some other lingering rumors. "It's so much chaos and confusion," she said. No, he's not looking to move permanently to the East Coast -- just to buy a vacation place. And no, he didn't come East for a kidney transplant. (Whoa, we hadn't even heard that one.)


    What was the purpose of his meetings out here? "A laundry list" of issues, Bain said. "He's head of a vast corporation."


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    Meine ganze Familie hasst Michael wie die Pest. Meine Mutter meinte das man ihn am nächsten Baum aufhängen sollte, und dass irgend einer ihm schon den ..... abhacken wird diesem perw...... sch.... Sie denkt das Michael uns alle manipuliert, und nutzt seinen status aus, um sich an den Kindern zu vergehen. Sie denkt wir sind alle krank. Jeder meiner Familie ist gegen ihn, also muss ich ja für ihn sein. Es interessiert die nicht was ich zu sagen habe, weil sie nur den Scheiss aus den Medien glauben. Meine Freundinnen akzeptieren mein Fan sein, aber ich habe nur 3 die keine Michael fans sind. Ich laufe jeden Tag mit Michael sachen herum, ob hose, jacke, tshirt, tasche, Schuhe oder Regenschirm ich geh raus und zeige das ich Michael liebe, und das in America. Ich war heute zum ersten mal in einem Freibad in dem neuen staat in den ich umgezogen bin, und hatte ein Michael Tshirt angehabt. Da guckt mich eine tussi an, und sacht auf english: Aren't you ashemed to walk with that around?
    Ich habe dann geantwortet:" No, he is and was innoncence, and he got spoken free in all points, you probably wouldn't even have the courage to walk around like that.
    Der ihr gesicht war geil....da kam nix mehr. Und später liefen drei jugendliche an mir vorbei und sachten: Cool shirt.


    I give a dam shit what other people think I show my support and love for Michael.

    Also ich würd mal sagen:


    Gone to soon (Vor allem die Lifeversion in Stadium,ich muss jedes mal weinen wenn ich das sehe.


    Don't walk away, man kann fühlen wie sehr in das Lied bewegt


    She's out of my life Sehr gefühlsvoll
    You are not alone
    Little susie
    Stranger in Moskau
    Who is it
    Someone put your hand out
    You are my life
    Man in the mirrow
    Earth Song
    Childhood
    I just can't stop loving you
    Scared of the moon
    Liberian Girl
    Fly away
    Heaven can wait
    Speechless
    Butterflies

    Also da ich in den USA lebe könnte ich ja mal nachfragen bei ner Sammelbestellung bei Barnes und Nobles wo ich mitglied bin. Ich habe für mein Buch 19 Dollar mit shipping bezahlt. Bei Amazon war es teurer und dauert auch bis August wenn ich das Buch bekommen würd, obwohl ich in den USA lebe. Auch Walmart hat das Buch für 22 Dollar. Ich schaue mal weiter ob ich noch billigere Preise finde.