That shit was gangsta!

"I'm FUCKING tired of you bringing people on tv who do not know us claiming to speak on our behalf!" And they didn't have time to edit it cuz it was live the first time! LMAO!

I gotta say, having seen this coverage all day, I'm sick and tired of it. Could George Bush have wished for a better news story to distract people from the fact that he relaunched the war in Iraq?

Anyway, back to Jermaine he went off on that news anchor and was like "That's all I have to say" and hung up LOL.

Go Jermaine!!!

well, somebody needs to tell them!

It is about time...

He also said this:

"My brother is not eccentric. We had an incredible, wonderful childhood,”

Go 'head, Jermaine.

CHINGON said:

Well it's obvious he's gonna have his own spin. Just like everyone else.

But the media does need to get cussed out on this one. I am so sick of turning on the news and seeing a celebrity issue as the lead story. It only feeds the fugged up priorities that we have.

There is so much more important shit going on in the world that is impacting our everyday life for there to be 24 hour coverage of this is ridiculous.

And none of those "experts" on air know what the fuck they are talking about. It's all speculation.

Yeah he sounded like he was foaming at the mouth!

CHINGON said:

Who do you believe?
Michael says he never had a childhood
while
Jermaine says they had an incredible wonderful childhood.
Whos right?

NuPwrSoul said:

Yes!!! I caught that shit just in time!!! What was even funnier was how one of the crew members of CNN screamed out in awe to hear Jermaine curse and they were pleading for him not to hang up the phone!!! ROFLMAO!!!

they should have had Joseph say something...pappa joe is some fuckin' gangsta...

WOOHOO, Jermaine! That S-Curl hasn't pickled his brain afterall!

NuPwrSoul said:

Yeah sometimes the news seems to be about everybody's business, and real issues/ news are left for people to seek out on their own. Sometimes I can't tell if I'm watching CNN or Hardcopy.

CNN) -- As pop musician Michael Jackson was being booked in the Santa Barbara County, California, Sheriff's Department on multiple felony charges of child molestation, his brother Jermaine Jackson defended the international celebrity.

Jackson discussed the charges with CNN anchor Kyra Phillips.

PHILLIPS: I want to ask you how are you feeling right now? I know you have been a big supporter of your brother. You have always come out publicly and supported him. What's going through your mind right now?

JACKSON: Well, first of all, I'd like to say the whole family supports Michael one hundred percent, one thousand percent.

Michael is innocent.

And just to let you know how I feel, I'm very disappointed in the system in which things were done. At the same time, Michael is in very strong spirits because he is innocent.

PHILLIPS: What has he told you?

JACKSON: We're tired of people -- I'm sick and [expletive] tired of people speaking on my brother's behalf and my family's behalf who do not know us.

So you put these people on national TV, on international TV, and they say these things, and the public is saying, 'Oh, wow, is he really like this?'

My brother is not eccentric.

We had an incredible, wonderful childhood.

And what they're doing is bringing him down with the very thing that he loved, his children and family.

My brother is about peace. They don't know us. But this will reveal itself.

But I'm sick and [expletive] tired about everybody saying these things about my family.

We will fight, and we will stand up. And everybody that knows this family around the world will support us. Because, at the end of the day, this is nothing but a modern-day lynching.

This is what they want to see, him in handcuffs.

You got it. But it won't be for long, I promise you.

PHILLIPS: Jermaine ...

JACKSON: I'm sick and tired.

PHILLIPS: And believe me, I ...

JACKSON: Sick and tired of this.

PHILLIPS: I have no idea what you are going through. I am definitely not in your shoes.

JACKSON: No, you don't know.

PHILLIPS: No, you're right. You are right.

JACKSON: You don't walk in my shoes or my family's shoes.

PHILLIPS: You are absolutely right.

JACKSON: You don't walk in our shoes, but you put these people on national television to say things. They don't know our family.

PHILLIPS: And that's why we have you ...

JACKSON: We are a family and we will continue to be a family. That's my love right there. And we support him one thousand percent.

I have nothing else to say.

Goodbye.

VinaBlue said:

Oh my, I believe someone got checked on national televison.

Go Jermaine.

yeah, i heard that on the 5 o'clock news this evenin--i was like, "he just knocked cnn the fuck out!" don't nobody mess with his lil' bro!!!

sinisterpentatonic said:

indeed.

VinaBlue said:

Way to kick some ass Jermaine!

see...I always knew the was a reason why he was my favorite Jackson

NuPwrSoul said:

Whoa. Good for him.

NuPwrSoul said:

A-MEN, brotha.

Frickin' no count media

NuPwrSoul said:

Jermaine don't play.
Remember him in that "Dynamite" video

And all y'all here talkin' 'bout MJ needs to get arrested you get the BIG

What MJ needed to do was fight this BS in court the first time around. I mean did you people even see his Oprah interview. The boy had hospital beds in his (Neverland) Theater/Cinema for bedridden kids. Have you even heard his new song for charity.. "What More Can I Give". I mean you just don't make a song like that and turn around and say Oh, I think I'll molest some kids tomorrow.

Fuck all y'all haters. MJ was working harder than any one of you here before you were born.

Jermaine hit the nail on the head 'cuz this is a modern-day lynching.
[This message was edited Thu Nov 20 20:39:22 PST 2003 by marcdeondotcom]

marcdeondotcom said:

um, people who are model citizens molest kids all the time. people become youth pastors, seem to do such a great job reaching the children, when they are molesting them...just cuz he writes a song about kids doesn't mean he hasn't done anything criminal.

marcdeondotcom said:[quote]

NuPwrSoul said:

Are you Kidding Me???

WHO in this world didn't see MJ in the Bashir Interview???

WHO didn't hear him talk about sleeping with boys??

WHO didn't see him HOLD that Little Boys hand???

..and while your watching that 2003 Documentary ..just cast your mind back to MJ's past of 1993 and settling OUT OF COURT on Underage Sex Charges with another boy.

"modern-day lynching"

Give us ALL a Break!

* This is just "code word" to start the OJ THING on cable everynight.. you know the OJ Thing.. thats when (ok..OJ personally did it, but there were TONS of other Black Guys that were screwed by the Law Enforcement ..sooo lets NOT talk about the EXACT Details of THIS case.. Lets make in "In General")

..and make a COMPLETE FOOL of yourselves!

SHOW some Intelligence this time around!!!

DON'T Fall for these stupid games.. & "code words"...
[This message was edited Thu Nov 20 23:38:19 PST 2003 by locoarts]

Michael who...

The thing that really bothers me about the media is...


***They keep mentioning that MJ's record sales have sufffered "as a result of the 1993 case".WTF? Even if he had NEVER been accused of molestation,his record sales still would have dropped.NEWS FLASH: *Every* artist sells less records as their career goes on! Nobody stays on top forever.Does Babyface still sell alot of records? What about Stevie Wonder,Hall and Oates,Lionel Ritchie and any other artist who was "hot" many years ago? Declining record sales happen to EVERY artist,scandal or no scandal.


***They keep asking "Is MJ's career over?" and "Will his new CD sell?" If I were accused of something as serious as molesting a child,the last thing on my mind would be a fucking CD!! He's fighting for his freedom,for Christ's sake! Let this CD bomb,MJ has more important things to deal with.Besides,it's just a collection of songs that everyone has already.I didn't expect it to be a big seller anyway.

Word 2 The Baad... Don't fuck with Jermaine and his fam.

Compton eat your heart out...Gary, Indiana in tha muthafuckin' house!

DavidEye said: