posted November 20, 2003 04:54 PM         

Here is what I got:

Michael has coins
Sick claims (for) Michael's coins
Alone is Michael
Alone (with) coins
Claims make Michael sick (and feel) alone
Sick claims aim (to) make Michael alone

What do you think?

posted November 20, 2003 06:09 PM         

I have always loved his music and his talent, but how can one look the other way with a second set of allegations? You can only cry "wolf" so many times.....then what? I feel that he is guilty of this and many more horrible acts....and it breaks my heart to think that, but I am afraid that it is true.

Look at his "mug" shot....he looks deranged..like a monster. Poor man....he is very, very sick. May he be freed from this suffering.

posted November 20, 2003 07:46 PM         

The Lexigram is not necessarily referring to the truth, but what some people believe.

Unfortunately, we need more than Lexigrams to tell us the truth.

I also believe that this is the end for Michael. The investigators are holding their breath for the final blow. If this was a chess game, it would be a check for Michael. This needs to go to court. We have to know the truth once and for all.

posted November 21, 2003 10:44 AM         

I remember being horrified, watching the documentary on TV a few months ago, that Michael would sit beside a 12 year old boy and talk about sleeping with young boys in his bed. He said it was "charming, sweet."
Sorry, but no, it's not. Would you allow your child to sleep with any adult, let alone Michael Jackson? Shame on those parents who did.

His career might be over...but if the allegations are true, well, we can chalk that up to the very serious karma Michael brought to this life. IF they are not true, there may be redemption for him (just ask Hugh Grant, though granted, children were not involved).

I would urge you to read the deposition of the child who accused him ten years ago, it's available on The Smoking Gun, which I believe is www.thesmokinggun.com. It has the ring of truth.

I've said this before: If I were accused of molesting a child I would spend every single cent I have defending my innocence. I would never pay millions of dollars, or even one cent, to my accuser for his silence...that smells like the act of a guilty man.

Wishing healing for all involved.

btw, as I posted elsewhere, it seems it's the child's psychologist who originally came forward with the allegations out of concern for the child. There is much in the story that remains untold...we will have to watch it unfold, and I hope the truth comes out.

posted November 21, 2003 03:15 PM         

"sick claims for Michael's coins"...the line in the above lexi.....I understand that the child involved in this was a cancer patient that wanted to meet Michael as a last wish. Is this true? Could this be the "sick claim" for his coins?

posted November 21, 2003 03:33 PM         

It's a very, very tangled web...

posted November 22, 2003 12:31 PM         

-StarLover

posted November 22, 2003 05:25 PM         

If Michael Jackson is molesting children, he is not a "good" person. He is not a victim of society, even if he was molested by his own father. Adults grow up and make choices, and as adults, only we are responsible for our choices. Adults who spend their lives blaming others and their lousy childhoods for their current lives and problems are a sorry lot. Grow up. Take responsibility. Do not molest innocent children. It's not rocket science.

If he is, as you say, "off his rocker," society is not to blame. He may have a chemical imbalance. His hard-wiring might be off. All unknown. I agree that he is surrounded by enablers and sychophants, but they are an effect, not a cause.

There are thousands of celebrities that society creates, who do not molest anybody.

Sorry, but anyone who preys upon and sexually molests a child will never be a 'good' person, in my book. Consenting adults--I don't care what they do to each other, beat each other up, play weird games, get into the "plushies" thing on a recent episode of CSI, none of that matters to me in the least. To each his own. But we are talking about a man who has been accused of very heinous crimes.

Ask yourself if you would think of any man as a 'good' man if it were your child whose words comprise the depositition I spoke of earlier.

posted November 22, 2003 10:12 PM         

I do not condone him sleeping with boys (for goodness sake, I have my own little boy), and if he has done anything untoward to those children, may the full force of the law prove him guilty. But, what if he paid off those parents because he knew that they would cease harassing him only until they got the money from him? What if he thought this whole thing will be over in an instant if he just paid them out? Granted any normal person would if they could afford to prove their innocence until the last.

But, what about those parents? They knew that he had had allegations of suspected child abuse years ago. Why on earth would you allow your child to be in bed with a man you don't really know?

My only advice is just be careful how the media exploits us all. The real truth may not be exposed just yet.

posted November 23, 2003 04:01 PM         

Sunmeadow, I agree, there are many apects of the truth that we likely do not yet know. However, on the part of the parents 10 years ago--it is NOT harrassment, if Michael was guilty. A guilty man is not being 'harrassed' by his accusers.

If he was innocent, then the ONLY way to truly stop them, AND the repercussions of their allegations, is to PROVE his innocence in a court of law. I would ask, why was he afraid of this venue? Why was it worth $15-20 million to shut them up?
I read that child's deposition several times, and it rings true to me. The charges were levied when the child's father gained custody and found out what was happening to his son.

Mooey, if ALL is love, then nothing negates love. Blame is still love. Hate is still love. Because love is all there is. It's all a piece of a part of a whole, it is the yin and yang of life. And I would also submit to you, that if you believed your child was a victim of such abuse, you too would lay some blame.

posted November 24, 2003 11:42 AM         

I think I just get carried away, it's a subject I am a little passionate about, but I mean no disrespect to anyone's opinion.

Michael brought some heavy karma with him to this life, whether the allegations are true or false. And with each step we take, each choice, each moment in each moment, we continue to choose our karma. We are not victims of our karma, we are the creators of it...

...the story will unfold and hopefully the truth will come out.