How easy is it for the powers that be to remove the face of Michael Jackson from our midst’s for any one of reasons? Doesn’t it seem strange that on the verge of his triumphant come-back that he should die in such a needless and trivial fashion? How much more money was there to be made by cashing in an insurance policy used to cover his appearances at the London, O2 stadium. As much as we all love the King of pop, we should face the fact that his condition isn’t what it could be despite effort on the part of MJ to build himself up for the coming juggernaut of almost back to back performances. It goes without saying that the demise of MJ would more than offset the risks that would be taken by letting the shows go ahead. So now the insurance companies take the fall and the promoters and organizers can laugh all the way to the bank. But the REAL losers in this whole drama are the fans themselves.

 

In the mean time despite the confirmation from confidants on all sides of his body being stuffed full of a wide variety of medication his doctor, who was witness to his death denies giving him anything more than necessary to meet his immediate ailments. Should one dare speculate that this was anything less than a frantic attempt by other fractions, to keep the cash cow on his feet and the money flowing in? All this short term gain at what has turned out to be the long term expense of the singer’s life? Remember when Michael was bringing in money it tended to flow into any number of cracks of varying sizes. Corporate search for short term gain is nothing new by any means and if that meant killing the goose who lays the golden egg, who cares as long as there is enough profit left to buy another goose.

 

To me something just doesn’t seem right. It all has a feeling of being all too convenient, but leaving too many questions unanswered. I have no doubt what so ever that despite efforts to pour oil on troubled waters that an increasing number of discrepancies will continue to surface and leave us with more questions posed than answered.