AlvaMJJ
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Re: This-Is-Not-It Campaign- Real Thread
Those are only observations, which however were rather similar to each other. They contribute to finding out the truth about Michael's case of death.
Please! These girls did and are still doing a good job. Ultimately, it's all about finding out the truth. It will need to be made clear where the responsibility for Michael's death lies. It's not about Michael's image in the press anymore, it's about his tragic end. Closing one's eyes to this is unlikely to help. It's obvious that Michael had took some drugs.... no matter whether on a on a voluntary basis or not. He had been in need of help. [/QUOTE]
But there are no reasons for arguing. There's no need to enter into a confrontation. You can choose to stay away from it.
I am sure Michael's death wasn't in his and his children's sense, either.
I think this campaign is a good move.
No problem.
• Kenny Ortega, the director of both the tour and the movie, having to help Michael Jackson up the stairs, having to feed him and cut his food.
• Michael Jackson failing to show up at rehearsals because he was not well, and being picked up from his house by his choreographer to force him to go to work.
• Everyone around him witnessing to Michael Jackson looking confused and groggy, forgetting the lyrics of his own songs during rehearsals. Nonetheless, his entourage kept enabling his dangerous prescription-drug use, to keep him relaxed, rested and under 'control'. Those very drugs are named as the cause of death in the coroner’s report.
Those are only observations, which however were rather similar to each other. They contribute to finding out the truth about Michael's case of death.
Dear followers, believe me, I love you all. But please... with this words you supports all the haters and ignorant people!
They will say: HAHA ...we knew it for a long time...this is ***** *****...the drug addict!
They will say: HAHA his own fans wreck him.
This makes me crying. Poor Michael.
Please! These girls did and are still doing a good job. Ultimately, it's all about finding out the truth. It will need to be made clear where the responsibility for Michael's death lies. It's not about Michael's image in the press anymore, it's about his tragic end. Closing one's eyes to this is unlikely to help. It's obvious that Michael had took some drugs.... no matter whether on a on a voluntary basis or not. He had been in need of help. [/QUOTE]
The fans argue everywhere. This is not certainly in his sense. Please, thinks about it.
But there are no reasons for arguing. There's no need to enter into a confrontation. You can choose to stay away from it.
I am sure Michael's death wasn't in his and his children's sense, either.
I think this campaign is a good move.
(sorry, my english is like a tragedy. I cant say it in the right words
No problem.