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Interesting how facts and important information get ignored while fabrications and hearsay take centre stage :whistle:
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Okay so now I am at the bit where Wade's whole family abandon him at the Neverland ranch at 7 years of age while they bugger (pun) off to camp at the Grand Canyon in their motor home...this is parents...AND grand parents.... and no one raised a flag ..? so either they thought MJ was completely innocuous or they didn't in which case they should be prosecuted for child neglect?
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Did anyone bother to watch the beach radio video I posted as not had any feedback I wonder why,?
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I'm actually stunned that anyone could watch this white wash and not be cynical about the motives behind it
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I have just watched the first programme. I find the two men believable. It’s easy to see the two sides of the coin but At the end of the day MJs relationships with young boys is simply unnatural. If he wanted to relive his childhood and have the company of young children to play with, so be it. However wanting them to share his bed takes it to another level...and there is no way they just slept together.
As for the parents...who in their right mind would allow their 7 year old to spend the night with him...let alone leave him there for a week on his own. These two mothers were the real gold diggers and opportunists and they should be ashamed of themselves. MJ was a massive talent..but he is not the only person who spent his childhood in the spotlight. I don’t know how he got away with it...but then many did and it’s all coming to the fore. |
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It was interesting. Of course it was more in line with my thoughts anyway but it was informative and it made strong points. Thank you for posting it. I still think overall it would be poo pooed as just biased towards him on here sadly. However it had facts, no changes of opinion and I think opened the door to the more likely scenario, this was a carefully rehearsed, non confrontational, no awkward questioning documentary. .Done in the hope probably it could help with the appeal they have coming up, against the Jackson estate. I don't think I've watched anything like this, where all through the people talking on it, came across so unconvincing as to the content of what they were claiming. |
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This video highlights just how dishonest and unstable Wade really is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgSbSotJgUY&t=4s |
My final word on this (as I believe we are just gping round in circles) is this....forget MJ is involved. If a rich unfamous guy, in his 30s, created a childhood paradise ideal, fairground, unlimited treats etc etc, invited children and families to stay, asked pre pubescent children to sleep in his room, away from their parents.....then after treating them this way, in a few years after they were older, dropped them for younger boys who became gia favourite.....is anyone really going to suggest that there was no ulterior motive?
I am, and have said many times through this thread, shocked at the lack of empathy for these boys. Regardless of the fact of whether you believe jackson abused them sexually, he abused them emotionally by dropping them when they were older and replacing them with younger models. At best, its abandonment. As a parent, it is like having an child then sending it away when you give birth to another. |
And the point of a hypothetical concerning a non existent man is?
The point is this IS about Michael Jackson which colours the discussion for good and bad on both sides of the argument. Asking how you'd react to Ken next door inviting kids in for sleepovers is not relevant. The context to the entire thing is so specific there's no use in an "imagine this was someone else". |
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Why won't you also realise that MJ was a target for greedy families who saw him as a cash cow and too gullible and trusting . Average Joe down the road wouldn't be accused multiple times of "child molestation" while paying out millions , he'd just be thrown in prison if there was substantial evidence . You don't sue a potential paedophile for his money , you report him to the police and you hope he never get's let out of prison!!. That's what justice looks like . Why do people ignore the fact that MJ was acquitted and was investigated for years and authorities , FBI you name it went in his personal business , his home , his documents everything he owned . He was the most scrutinised person ever !! . Nobody said it was sensible what MJ was doing , but it's so easy to see things as weird and uncomfortable when people twist things and don't get facts straight . Corey feldman said him and MJ spoke for ages and it was so innocent there was nothing that ever made him suspect MJ was a child molester . Maculay is the same he praising MJ and continues to say it was just a fun friendship , there was nothing inappropriate going on . Maculay is the type of guy and same with Corey who wouldn't be afraid to confess all , so why do people ignore these 2? but we're suppose to believe wade & james?? who are proved liars!! this is what i can't get my head round people supporting them :facepalm: . Say a lie enough times and people jump on the band wagon especially when it becomes more and more graphic and shocking like what we're seeing . It just reminds me of the other one sided slanderous programme they did on MJ 15 years ago where again shocking accusations were made about MJ showering with kids etc . Then later on the same person who claimed she saw MJ in a shower with a young kid later admitted she was lying and just saw MJ on his own in the shower! . All money motivated!! . When facts are laid out for people their so called accusations crumble or they contradict themselves. |
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Celebrities are easy targets especially ones as naive and trusting as MJ and they get accused all the time , the alleged victims want their 10 mins of fame and a cut of money ! . Greed makes some people do and say some disgusting stuff ! :bored:. People sell lies to tabloids all the time .pretty pathetic really when they have to stoop so low for a quick buck . |
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It's incredible that a full legal process resulting in acquittal, is just bypassed and seen as irrelevant. Because years later, when they got nothing as yet, from the Jackson estate, 2 clear liars then before, have changed their minds. Excellent post and I agree with Marsh too. Plus since we are in the realms of hypothetical scenarios,taking MJ out while only to take account of the 2 currently being in the media. How about in a hypothetical scenario, if this was a loved one of those supporting these 2, now being accused like this, by 2 people. When their loved one had been investigated, charged, found not guilty of ALL charges, and who had now died. Would they be wanting people to condemn their own loved one on the strength of 2 mind changers, seeking money from an estate. Taking part in a rehearsed, no questions asked of them, documentary and no challenge to their claims. I can answer easily for myself,NO, I would not. I've always hated these kangaroo media court style of trial and judgement. Which is again all this is, despite years of thorough investigation, charges and trial, then full unreserved acquittal.. That's the one full, true known fact on Michael Jackson and this serious issue. |
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Also how did Wades Mom manage to move to the States, was she already an American citizen or something?
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The legal outcome is not being overlooked Joey and hasn't been at any point it's been discussed at length, and repeatedly stating that its "overlooked" isn't going to make it true. It's just that a legal "not guilty" outcome of a trial is not proof of innocence or even close to it and never has been, it is proof that the crime was not PROVEN and nothing more, which is correct legally because of the risk of innocent people going to prison but it in no way dictates what personal opinion should be. With conviction rates for all varieties of sexual assault being ABYSMALLY low - you surely understand that? A TINY proportion of sexual abuse and sexual assault cases even make it to court, and then a tiny proportion of those that do result in conviction. It's well known that the vast majority of rapists walk free through lack of evidence. It doesn't mean anything. I can't possibly believe that you're naive enough to think that the legal system usually or even particularly often "gets it right" when it comes to sex crimes. |
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