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Why Michael Jackson was framed

Why Michael Jackson was framed

Everybody got the King of Pop wrong. He tried telling us, but nobody listened to his lyrics. The establishment destroyed him, and even in death, the media kept coming for him. He is the most misrepresented musician in history.

Jew me, sue me / Everybody do me / Kick me, Kike me / Don't you black or white me

Those are lyrics from 'They Don't Care About Us' (1995) on Michael Jackson's album HIStory. (His story, not history. When you think of it like that, it changes things.)

Play that song on Apple Music (or anywhere, really) and you'll hear loud sounds drowning out 'Jew' and 'Kike'. The words are also scrubbed from the lyrics in Apple Music but, interestingly, not in Spotify.

For context, a tight-knit network of entertainment industry lawyers, psychiatrists, and executives — who happened to be predominantly Jewish — were the operational machinery behind both the 1993 and 2003 attacks on Michael Jackson, from which he never really recovered.

The media can put an allegation out there, you know, within an hour, the whole globe knows about it.

— Monika Wiesak

And here's the original, angry, 'Michael in prison' music video, directed by Spike Lee — later 'replaced' by the colourful, vibrant, politically correct version shot in Brazil (which is the version everybody knows, since the original was suppressed). The latter version makes no sense anyway; a bunch of happy people dancing in the streets, joyfully singing 'they don't really care about us' is ridiculous.

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Jerm

We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies. It’s an information war. What is true? I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out.

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