Layzie said:

Because it is, lol

Marrk said:

Drugs Found At Neverland in 2003/2004:

http://www.foxnews.com/st...10,00.html

http://www.people.com/peo...pheadlines


http://latimesblogs.latim...pital.html

Timmy84 said:

lol You know what I meant. It's better than the album version.

Layzie said:

I think that's what Timmy is saying. It IS better than the album version, which is true.

Countthedays said:

That's interesting because it was reported that his hair is supposed to be becoming diamonds. http://www.lifegem.com/se...feGem.aspx

Does anyone know about the Wal-Mart exclusive of "This Is It"? I see they have it listed as an exclusive on their site.

http://www.walmart.com/ca...ductDetail

Layzie said:

Because it doesn't have that stupid talking break in the middle that makes the album version so corny.

mynameisnotsusan said:

"We're not gonna argue about this, alright?"

Copycat said:

but what medication was he taking in 2009?
[Edited 10/20/09 15:40pm]

bboy87 said:

Or 2006, 2007 and 2008 for that matter?

Countthedays said:

Well than there are an awful lot of drug addicts, esp. old people who suffer with arthiritis (sp), lupus, sicklecell, etc. People who live with severe/excruciating pain will take anything/everything the doctor prescribe. Obviously those of U calling him a drug addict know nothing about this kind of pain. I do. Pulled a muscle in my leg last year and couldn't walk for weeks. believe me I wanted ANYTHING to relieve the pain. people should be mindful that Mike lived with pain - lupus, backpain, 3rd degree burns (in the 80s -anybody know what that's like?). And he couldn't sleep to top it off. Someone on another board said 'he wasn't a druggy like Keith Richards'. True. So don't put him in that class. He at times was addicted to PAIN MEDICATION. And he wanted something to HELP HIM SLEEP.

Copycat said:

How can anyone say differently? lol, because nobody in their right mind trust that damn LAPD - the least trustworthy police dept. in our great nation, esp when it pertains to one Michael Joseph Jackson.

tangerine7 said:

The boy is Bad... The Boy is Dangerous

you know what i take pain med. everyday of my life because it helps me do things ppl don't think once about in a day. so kiss my butt.
mike ain't no addict last years

Indeed, the powerful substances found at MJ's homes were planted there by (gasp!)the authorities in an effort to sully his reputation, in particular the meds obtained using aliases. In reality, MJ never touched the stuff.

NOT RECENT

The photos are from the 2003 police raid condcuted by the Santa Barbara Police Department , but drugs were found on the property where he died in Los Angeles this past June. I suppose the LAPD planted the evidence.

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Copycat said:

The same LAPD that labeled him a drug addict.

mrsnet said:

I agree. Michael did not take drugs for the purpose of getting high and "partying". Yes, he was addicted to what he was on. I'm amazed at the dosages that Murry gave him that did not have any effect on him. However, I have more compassion for Michael than judgment, as I do for any drug addict.

mimi07 said:

that was nice. i'm still mad he's gone

http://thisisit.shop.bravadousa.com/

I Love the Black Tee and The Red one

has anyone noticed the concert's tracklist is almost the same to the HIStory and Dangerous tours?

We would hav argued over that, if he would still be alive.

Copycat said:

You is on fire!

I can't see why anyone would deny it. It ain't a dig, it ain't an attack.

Maybe those denials come from never wanting his disney, pure image being tarnished.

Just think like this, NO ONE would be able to live his life without being an addict to something. Just be thankful it wasn't illegal substances....although, some of his stash was just as bad.

graecophilos said:

Absolutely.

I chose not to go because i knew it would be repeats and all the other MJ aspects i dislike (miming) and sure enough that's what im seeing.

Fancy special effects and what not is not a brand new concert, its just a tweak.

Journalist Says Sorry For Wrongful Bias Against MJ

http://www.huffingtonpost...28108.html


Michael, after seeing your moving memorial service I want to apologize to you. I must confess that I had prejudged you during those dark days of your 2005 molestation trial where the media painted you as a "*****."

I had thought because of your eccentric behavior that you were somehow guilty of abusing young boys. After hearing the testimonies of some of your closest friends and family members, I can now see what a kind, gentle, generous, loving person you were.

I now believe that some vultures were out to make a financial killing from you and outside of a circle of close friends and family, the darker side of our human natures prevailed in our collective condemnation of you.

While it's true in your interview with Martin Bashir from NBC you admitted you had "pajama parties" with kids at your Neverland ranch, that doesn't mean it was sexual. It's unusual perhaps, but so was your life of early fame and childhood abuse.

The fact that you had treatment to lighten your skin was probably totally attributable to fighting your disease of "vitiligo" (an autoimmunity where the body rejects its pigment cells). The countless facial surgeries were no doubt a reaction to your father's mocking of your nose. I no longer believe you were trying to change your race from black to white.

I was particularly moved by the tributes of Brooke Shields, Smokey Robinson, the Reverend Al Sharpton and Berry Gordy. I also never knew that you had given so much to charities as pointed out by Kobe Bryant.

In a previous article I stated that perhaps you didn't love yourself. I still believe that but now I can see that you loved others and they loved you back immensely.

As the public, we only got to see one side of you as portrayed by the paparazzi. But as so many friends expressed at your memorial, there was a private, shy, caring, deep soul residing within you.

As many artists are, you were very sensitive. It must have killed you to have to go through that trial and be accused of being weird, perverted, and who knows what else.

However, I believe, as expressed by Jen Grisanti a Huffington Post blogger who commented on my last Michael Jackson article, that you "went through the darkness to get to the light."

Your music, dancing, and legacy has inspired countless fans. Your personal life hopefully can serve as a reminder that you were a human being subjected to the troubles and insecurities that we all face. The way you stood up to your critics and doubters and prevailed can also be an inspiration to us all.

MJ, I hope you can forgive me for my ignorance. I now believe that any man who could write "We Are the World" could never intentionally harm another human being, especially a child. The tearful tribute spoken by your daughter, Paris at the end of the memorial service says it all and shows how loved your were not just by your children but by the children of the world.



Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost...28108.html

WetDream said:

well, I wonder why this hasn't been discussed yet. If you think about it, it's absolutely stupid. The EXACT SONGS. Okay, one change her or there, but where are his Off The Wall songs? Invincible?

I would have liked him singing I Can't Help It over They Don't Care About Us any day.


ANY DAY!