Leaving Neverland

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https://rollingout.com/2019/08/14/li...-mjs-accusers/


An explosive new video called Lies of Leaving Neverland has been released that seemingly pokes multiple holes in the stories of Michael Jackson’s accusers, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who claim they were sexually abused by the King of Pop.


According to The Blast, Lies of Leaving Neverland is a direct response to the Emmy-nominated documentary Leaving Neverland that horrified media members at the Sundance Film Festival in January and was subsequently released on HBO.

In the Lies of Leaving Neverland, the video accuses the original Leaving Neverland of being wrought with “provable lies, conflicting accounts, contradictions, staged reshoots, faked scenes, reconstructed memories, critical information omissions, manipulated news clips, discredited source material,” according to The Blast.

The Lies of Leaving Neverland centers around Robson’s 2016 deposition where he admits that he previously testified under oath that the “Billie Jean” singer never touched him a “sexual” or “inappropriate” way, but then said those previous statements were “mistruths.”

Not long after the 30-minute video begins, Robson admits in 2016 that he “was hurt” that he was not invited to Jackson’s memorial after Jackson died from acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication in 2009 in Holmby Hills, California. Robson believed that he and Jackson had “a close friendship.”

Why Robson would want to attend the funeral of his abuser at L.A.’s Staples Center has mystified and angered Jackson supporters to this day.

There were many other points of contention in The Lies of Leaving Neverland that the video points out:

Why one of MJ’s closest young friends, Macaulay Culkin of Home Alone fame, was never contacted to speak in Leaving Neverland. Culkin said he was never abused by Jackson;
Why no one from the Jackson family was ever given the opportunity to speak on the matter;
How Safechuck could tell of being abused on the train at Neverland in 1988 or 1989 when the train was reportedly not built until years later;
How Robson said he was abused when he was alone with Jackson while the family went to the Grand Canyon, but that the mother testified that the entire family was in Arizona together;
That Robson claimed he burnt most of Jackson’s stuff, but failed to mention that he had already sold most of the items that had monetary value back in 2011;
Emanuel Lewis, a close friend of MJ’s at the time when Thriller hijacked popular culture and owned the Billboard pop charts, was also never contacted. He also said he was never abused by Jackson.
Bryan Freedman, an attorney for the Jackson Estate, told The Blast that “the consideration of Leaving Neverland for an Emmy in any category other than one based on fiction is preposterous. A documentary is commonly defined as a film or video examining an event or person based on facts”



Tito Jackson Has Thoughts On Michael Jackson’s Portrayal In 'Leaving Neverland' Documentary

https://www.bet.com/music/2019/08/14...neverland.html

Written by Danielle Ransom

Tito Jackson, one fifth of iconic Motown group The Jackson 5, recently revealed he is planning a comeback with a follow-up to 2016’s Tito Time. The legendary guitarist got candid with the Associated Press about what personally spurred him to come out with new music. He also talked about his relationship with his brothers, with whom he is currently on tour with in Europe.


Speaking with the publication, Tito explained his return was in part motivated by a comment made by Charles Barkley nine years ago. In 2010, Barkley opined that Tito did not contribute to the group’s historic success. While his brothers went on to launch their own careers, he surmised that Tito took a step back from music to raise his family.

“I took that sort of personal,” Tito said. “He’s trying to say that I don’t contribute. So then I say, ‘Maybe it’s time they hear from me.’ I love Mr. Barkley. I am not upset about it. But it just hurts in a way where I tried to do the right thing in life, you know, raise my sons as good young black men who do the right thing by people. But now, that time has come and I’m going to do my thing.”

With the topic of the *****n’s 5 legacy on the table, the conversation took a turn towards HBO’s highly controversial Leaving Neverland documentary and the shocking sexual abuse allegations that were made against Tito’s brother Michael Jackson. In the four-hour documentary, two men — Wade Robson and James Safechuck — alleged that MJ molested them when they were boys.

Multiple members of the Jackson family have spoken out against the documentary. Paris Jackson, Jermaine Jackso, and Jackson's nephew Taj condemned the accusations as lies, and the pop star’s estate denounced the explosive documentary as a “public lynching” of the pop icon. Last month, Janet Jackson spoke positively about MJ’s enduring impact on music.


While Janet shied away from mentioning the allegations or the film, Tito's sentiments fell in line with other family members’ defensive stance.

The 65-year-old lambasted the way his brother was portrayed in the film. Although he didn’t mention Robson and Safechuck by name, Tito said that his brother’s kind nature was taken advantage of and used against him.

“The people that know Michael Jackson, it just boils our blood because he’s not anything like the perception that they’re trying to put out on him. He’s totally opposite,” Tito told the AP. “And it’s just not heard of a person being so caring and giving. But that’s, Michael has been that person ever since he’s been a kid. You know he cares about others and very giving and just like to make people happy. And sometimes people can use that against you. And that’s exactly what happened to him.”

You ran read the interview in full here.

https://www.apnews.com/956b288420f7443ebfe15fd184bba6d0

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TSCM
@MJJRepository

2 independent films came out this week that deep dive into the mountain of LN lies using unimpeachable evidence & corroborative testimonies.
Lies of LN: https://youtube.com/watch?v=CXOfz1YkWeA
Chase the Truth: https://amazon.com/dp/B07W4XC6NK/
#ChaseTheTruth
#LeavingNeverlandLies

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Darren Hayes
@darrenhayes
In 1983 they refused to play his music. Then he re-invented the concept of the music video and become the biggest star in the world & MTV made a fortune from him.He can't defend himself now, but Michael Jackson's accomplishments will never be erased

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DespicableDrew
@DespicableDrew

August 2019, #JenniferBatten, longtime Michael's guitarist and collaborator, speaks about the #LiesOfLeavingNeverland.
#MJInnocent
Full podcast at: https://youtu.be/CaBPSucuiEs
Find out more about the biggest scam of the year: https://leavingneverlandlies.net

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Source - Hollywood Reporter


From 'Leaving Neverland' to 'The Inventor': Docs Unmask the Biggest Frauds Onscreen

Creators reveal how they exposed the swindlers behind the cons and deceptions investigated in Emmy-nominated specials: "There's a very thin line that separates the fraudster from the visionary."

If the current era of fake news, manufactured crises and deepfake GIFs hasn't set a river of fraud streaming through your consciousness, it's at least streaming through your TV. Three films on the subject have been nominated for Emmys in the outstanding documentary or special category.......

HBO nabbed four nominations for Leaving Neverland, Dan Reed's examination of grooming techniques practiced by alleged child sexual predator Michael Jackson.

"Michael Jackson perpetrated one of the most high-profile frauds of the late 20th century in claiming he was not a pedophile," Reed tells The Hollywood Reporter. "Simply because you had a rotten childhood does not mean you need to surround yourself with children. And if you do want to surround yourself with children, why would you need to sleep the whole night with them night after night?"

In interviews, pop choreographer Wade Robson and James Safechuck, now adults, recall in detail their childhood emotional and physical relations with Jackson and the complicated reasons why they acquiesced. Vital to the music icon's M.O. was a support system that either facilitated or turned a blind eye to the abuse, including the victims' mothers, who allowed their children to sleep in the same bed as a grown man. Reed attributes such judgment lapses to an aura surrounding certain people that stirs in others the impulse to believe, despite their better instincts.

It takes two people to commit fraud: one willing to lie and another willing to believe. "We're all complicit," says Reed, indicting fraudsters, filmmakers and audiences alike. "Michael [Jackson] received so much positive reinforcement, Lady Diana telling him how amazing he is, President Reagan telling him how amazing he is, everyone is applauding. And he is this amazing performer and a kind of superhuman character. Everyone's making a huge amount of money, and they just got swept along. They sleepwalked through this dream, and it ended up being a nightmare."

(The other films mentioned in this article are: HBO film The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley, an exploration of Theranos, the high-tech company that promised to revolutionize blood testing. Nominated for four Emmys is Netflix's Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened, director Chris Smith's insightful look at the infamous music festival that promised pristine model-strewn Bahamian beaches and delivered camping tents in an empty lot lacking food, light and water.)

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https://heavy.com/news/2019/08/lies-of- ... d-meaning/

What Does ‘Lies of Leaving Neverland’ Mean? Why Is it Trending on Twitter?



The hashtag #LiesofLeavingNeverland was trending Saturday, in response to a self-proclaimed documentary called “Lies of Leaving Neverland” which was published on August 13 and argues for Michael Jackson’s full innocence, in the wake of HBO’s “Leaving Neverland,” which came out earlier this year.

The thirty-minute long video (which can be seen in full below and is available on YouTube) argues for Jackson’s full innocence in the wake of the allegations made against the late singer by Wade Robson and James Safechuck in Leaving Neverland. Both men allege that Jackson sexually abused them over several years, starting when they were children. Jackson vehemently denied all of the allegations of sexual assault against him throughout his life.

Neither Robson nor Safechuck have responded to the allegations made against them in this video, nor to the allegations made against them by Twitter users across the globe.

Here’s what you need to know:

The latest documentary Lies of Leaving Neverland includes what appears to be a 2016 deposition by Robson. The video was uploaded by an account that was created on the same day of the upload (August 13) and is under the name “Mark Hostetler.” The caption for the video redirects to a site under the same name, titled “Leaving Neverland Lies.”

Many defenders of the documentary argue there to be inconsistencies between Robson’s deposition in 2016 and the story he gave to HBO; it’s worth noting that the HBO documentary directly acknowledges, for both Robson and Safechuck, their inconsistent testimonies in the past. What’s more, both men explain their reasons for lying about their alleged abuse for many years, with each of them acknowledging how many competing psychological factors contributed to their inability to tell their truth until much later.

In their follow-up interview with Oprah, titled After Neverland, the two went into that issue further in depth, with the TV mogul noting that it’s common for survivors of sexual assault to change their story repeatedly before coming out with the truth.

Still, many users believe the new “documentary” to be damning. One fan wrote, “#LiesOfLeavingNeverland Wade said that he was ‘abused’ in New York in 1989 after he preformed st the grammys but the Grammys were in Los Angeles and Michael didn’t perform at the grammy in 1989″

Surgeon Eugene Gu tweeted, “The media needs to stick to facts, evidence, and the truth or it becomes a monster. Destroying people’s lives with lies is completely disgusting and exploits the pain of real victims to get more clicks and views. Horrifying. #LiesOfLeavingNeverland”
Still others argued that the hashtag itself, as well as the documentary that inspired it, are both abhorrent. Mike Wise, a sports commentator and journalist, tweeted, “Fact #LiesOfLeavingNeverland is trending shows you what a digital wasteland Twitter truly is. Whether you believe Michael Jackson was a pedophile or not, the possibility that you joined a warped support group of people who shame adult survivors of child sexual abuse is just sick.”

Leaving Neverland inspired a controversy as soon as it was released. Michael Jackson’s family and estate vehemently opposed the documentary, and filed a $100 million lawsuit against HBO following the documentary’s release. In January, Michael Jackson’s Estate provided the following statement:
“‘Leaving Neverland’ isn’t a documentary, it is the kind of tabloid character assassination Michael Jackson endured in life, and now in death,” Jackson’s estate said in a statement. “The film takes uncorroborated allegations that supposedly happened 20 years ago and treats them as fact. These claims were the basis of lawsuits filed by these two admitted liars which were ultimately dismissed by a judge. The two accusers testified under oath that these events never occurred. They have provided no independent evidence and absolutely no proof in support of their accusations, which means the entire film hinges solely on the word of two perjurers.”

As for HBO, attorneys representing the company provided the following statement in August, arguing that the documentary is protected under the First Amendment:

“HBO’s distribution of this documentary–which recounts the personal stories of two individuals who describe in detail how, as young boys, they were sexually abused for years by Michael Jackson, arguably one of the world’s most famous public figures–constitutes protected activity under the First Amendment and California Code of Civil Procedure section 425.16.”

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https://tiffanyfitzhenry.com/deep-dives ... neverland/

Who’s Really Behind Leaving Neverland?



Today’s big news? Gayle King’s interview with R. Kelly, complete with a perfect 2 minute emotional outburst. Kelly’s raw, impassioned screaming fit is currently tearing across the internet at warp speed.

If there is a ‘thing they want us watching’ right now, this is it!

Define diversion.

Define distraction.

Define optical illusion.

Define projection.

Sure, the R. Kelly story is important. It reveals enormous things, like the fact that pedophilia, human trafficking, and child sex abuse are very real, rampant and openly accepted in Hollywood and among the elite in general. The story of Robert Kelly reveals to those smart enough to see it, how the prison pyramid really works, in all its vile wickedness.

Buuuuuut, there is more going on than what’s being “shown” to us guys. MUCH MORE!

First of all, realize, that you are being manipulated, even when it comes to ‘news’ about R. Kelly. See, exhibit A:

It’s been pretty obvious to me that R. Kelly being thrust into the spotlight, much like Weinstein was, that this show is well-orchestrated, highly controlled and coordinated. Creepy porn lawyer and obvious deep state pawn Michael Avenatti even chimed in today for good measure.

Avenatti is straight out of central casting and this is all right on cue. To say nothing of the fact that the documentary about him, Surviving R. Kelly, was given wall to wall media coverage, and touted and elevated in unison across social media by a chorus of blue checkmarks. It appeared on Lifetime for crying out loud! Fun fact, Lifetime is owned by Disney!

(Daily Reminder: 5 people control the entire media including every news outlet, newspaper, movie studio and TV channel).

Ask yourself, does Disney have reason to create diversions in the area of child sex abuse on a systemic level? Yes, if anyone does they most certainly do.

When it comes to R. Kelly, it’s clear the powers that be are facilitating a public sacrifice, the likes of which we have seen before.

CUT TO: JANUARY 10, 2019, BBC with renewed vigor, stirs the pot, updates the Harvey Weinstein saga and the plethora of women who have now accused him include big name Hollywood actresses.

It seemed that even with Harvey Weinstein money and influence in court he couldn’t get his charges dismissed –

Weinstein could NOT catch break in the media either.

But then, something quite remarkable occurred – as if someone had pulled a switch.

The very same day as the Harvey Weinstein BBC article a Fox article appeared –

— JANUARY 10, 2019 Fox News reports the Sundance Film Festival announced two last-minute entries for 2019 lineup – one was Leaving Neverland.

Coincidentally, “Untouchable: The Harvey Weinstein Story” was also to be aired on Jan 25th at Sundance. In fact it had several showing but the media was already in full blitzkrieg Michael Jackson mode.

Alright, now to our B story, let’s switch gears for a second, and soon you’ll see how these seemingly unrelated stories all intertwine.

CUT TO: JANUARY 30TH, OPRAH’S 65TH ABOARD GEFFEN’S YACHT

Oprah celebrated her 65th birthday aboard David Geffen’s yacht, The Rising Sun, on a private island in the Caribbean with other uber wealthy famous people, like any normal person (eye roll).



This story caught my attention for 2 reasons. First, I found it bizarre and random that it was so intentionally mentioned that the group, which included David Geffen, Gayle King Oprah and others, viewed LEAVING NEVERLAND, the recent Michael Jackson documentary.


Yup.

Weinstein’s best mate Oprah leaked a story promoting the Jackson doc. From David Geffen’s boat.

It was added to Sundance Film Fest at the last minute, despite not being a film, and the press buried the Weinstein doc. Now Oprah’s holding events promoting the Jackson doc. https://twitter.com/TinB64271689/status ... 8384927745 …

TinaRR
@TinB64271689
Replying to @CEThomson
Isn't there a Weinstein documentary in Sundance (where Leaving Neverland was shown as a last minute entry)? How come no one seems to be talking about that Weinstein docu? Cant help but think that MJ is being used as a PR machine to cover up for the living Hollywood predators.

THE JOHN OF GOD CONNECTION

Secondly, if you remember, at the same time, the John of God story was breaking wide open. We were finding out that a man who Oprah launched to mega stardom was literally farming babies through the sex slavery of very young girls and selling infants around the world to the highest bidder.



John of God is connected to many elite celebrities such as Bill Clinton, Naomi Campbell, and Marina Abramovic, who filmed a documentary at his compound in Brazil in 2016.



A few days later, the woman who exposed the story, Sabrina Bittencourt, mysteriously took her own life.

Her son was quoted on social media as saying, “they killed my mother.”

Remember 2 things: One, Oprah and Weinstein are big time besties…



And then there was the recent scuddlebut about Weinstein and sex trafficking, not unlike the John of God/Oprah curfuffle.

So, what happened next?

Well, Oprah came home from her Rising Sun jaunt (coincidentally, just a few miles from Epstein and Branson’s islands) and not only promptly threw her support behind LEAVING NEVERLAND, she arranged an interview with the two alleged survivors who are featured in the documentary, Wade Robson and James Safechuck. Just like that! Almost as if this was all planned ahead of time!

Now, if you’re not completely new to planet Earth you remember the Michael Jackson trial, during which Robson and Safechuck testified under oath in a court of law that Michael Jackson did NOT abuse them. If you recall, MJ was acquitted on the charges of child molestation.



So now, not only do we have Robson and Safechuck doing a complete 180 on the testimony they gave, which resulted in Jackson’s acquittal, we have this well-timed documentary Oprah just happens to be publicly seizing upon to position herself as a champion for sexual abuse victims. Yeah, ok.

Are you still with me? You’d better sit down for this next part folks…

Enty, out favorite undercover entertainment attorney, is claiming that LEAVING NEVERLAND was funded by none other than Oprah, Gayle King, David Geffen, Harvey Weinstein and TMZ founder Harvey Levin…WHAAAAAAT?????



And, just to up the ante, Lisa Marie Presley is apparently livid about the whole thing and out for blood!

All of this should give you serious pause, and very likely indigestion as well. Gayle King’s noisy AF interview with R. Kelly only makes the whole thing MORE suspicious. What’s really going on here?

Ready for the kicker?

HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN

Remember how Geffen’s yacht is called The Rising Sun. There is an (actual) house in New Orleans, that is called The Rising Sun, owned by the Rothschild family, which Washington and Hollywood elites frequent.


What do A list celebrities, a top Hollywood producer, a highly influential politician, and one of the richest men in the world all have in common?

A hundred year old mansion/honey pot in New Orleans, and SECRETS.

A lot of secrets!!!
I appeared on an episode of Enty’s Podcast all about this house on St. Charles with connection to Hollywood elite, like Geffen, and the rabbit hole is deep my friends! It all circles back to what we have been learning about the dark ways the world has really been running right under our noses. That the rich, famous and powerful are spun up in a web of compromise, controlled influence, human trafficking, pedophilia, occult rituals, satanic practices, and more.

MY QUESTION IS THIS

Who really funded LEAVING NEVERLAND? Was it Oprah and Geffen and gang? This is THE critical question in unraveling a story of absolutely historic proportions. If it was this group of elites, who’ve been implicated in the darkest of deeds themselves, that opens up a massive Pandora’s box, one this planet has been waiting millennia to see exposed.

I know one thing for sure. If it’s true, the anons will find proof. Time to dig guys!

Start here: LEAVING NEVERLAND (imdb)

DM me on Twitter. Let me know what you find.

In Love and Truth,

Tiffany

Please click on the actual source for more detailed information.

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ricco
@seeyabitc
James Safechuck's own cousin says it's bullshit #LiesOfLeavingNeverland

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Sheryl Crow trying to get in on the act with absolutely nothing to tell!!!! She has an album coming out so any publicity is good for her even if it's at the expense of a dead man who literally set her on the road to 'stardom', if you can call it that for her. :???:


https://www.hotpress.com/music/sheryl-c ... n-22785213




BY: ALIX RENAUD
The country star was a backing singer during the late popstar's 18-month Bad tour in the 1980s.

In a recent interview for The Telegraph, Sheryl Crow was asked about her time working with Michael Jackson. She revealed that she had "a lot of questions" about bizarre things he did in her presence.

The singer explained how she felt starstruck when she started touring with the superstar and later starred in his video for 'Dirty Diana'. She then went on to mention how she was baffled by his behaviour more than once.

“It was a crazy experience. I mean, he was the biggest star of a generation and I got to sing a duet [I Just Can’t Stop Loving You] with him every night for 18 months," she recalled.

“I haven’t seen the documentary [Leaving Neverland] and I don’t want to see it. I was around for some things that I thought were really strange and I had a lot of questions about,” she said.

However, Sheryl Crow did not elaborate on her comment and remained elusive about what she witnessed.

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Leaving Neverland is a joint documentary from Channel 4 and HBO, directed by Dan Reed.

The film contains testimonies by James Safechuck and Wade Robson, now 41 and 36, were they both speak out againts Jackson, claiming that he sexually abused them when they were children.

Ever since the film's part one aired in the UK earlier this year, allegations of child molestation against the Pop icon have resurfaced and generated a lot of controversy.

In a recent interview with TheWrap, Robson criticized MTV for keeping Jackson’s name on its Video Vanguard Award at this year’s VMAs.

“I don’t personally need MTV to do one thing or the other, but as child abuse survivors all over the world watch to see whether society will support them or not if they have the courage to come forward, in that regard, it’s an unfortunate choice,” he said.

On the other hand, a campaign of adverts, lawsuits and interviews are attempting to paint Jackson in a better light. According to Reuters, various fan groups - including Michael Jackson Community, On the Line and the MJ Street -have filed a lawsuit in France in his defense, claiming that Robson and Safechuck's claims are defamatory.

Contrary to legilstation in place in the United-States, French defamation law extend beyond death.

“In France you cannot sully the image of the dead. There’s moral and emotional suffering. And when there’s suffering, there’s compensation. It’s very simple,” said the lawyer for the groups' lawyer Emmanuel Ludot.

Sheryl Crow's latest revelation will certainely add fuel to the fire, although she may never be willing to share more details about what she saw.

It seems that the legacy of the late superstar will be questioned and debated for a long time, if not forever.

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MJ innocent strikes again projecting this on a castle in Edinburgh where there is an award show and Dan Reed is in attendance.

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Showbiz 411
@showbiz411
Replying to
@santikapowski
I've stayed away from it only because the fan sites have done such an excellent job. I said from the minute Wade filed his suit he was lying. I felt that way about him and Safechuck from the movie. I don't think Dan Reed understood what was going on until it was too late.

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Think Fathers
@SeanyKane
@danreed1000
Welcome to Edinburgh you charlatan. We very much look forward to watching you speak and take our questions in front of a live audience tomorrow. Good luck with all your preparation! You're going to need it

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Think Fathers
@SeanyKane

@EdinburghTVFest
- if you get tired of the slandering of a dead innocent black father during today's talk @ the EICC, by fraud director
@danreed1000
know that http://MJINNOCENT.com will kindly supply one of our many vehicles to transport back to his cave. Wave when you see us.

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https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/news/ed ... 789113.amp


This is why Michael Jackson's face was projected onto Edinburgh's Castle Rock last night
The projection showed the singer's face with the word 'innocent' over his mouth
BY CLAIRE GALLOWAY
10:13, 21 AUG 2019



Passersby taking photos of the projection that appeared on Castle Rock last night(Image: @AnnyLica1979/ Twitter)
If you looked towards Castle Rock from Princes Street yesterday evening, you might have been surprised by what you saw.

The face of controversial figure Michael Jackson appeared projected onto the rock, with the words "facts don't lie, people do" and "innocent" across the singer's mouth.


The projection was organised by a group called MJ INNOCENT, who say it was in response to Leaving Neverland director Dan Reed's arrival in the capital ahead of the Edinburgh Television Festival.

A spokesperson for the group said: "MJ INNOCENT was appalled at the decision by the Edinburgh Film Festival to invite Dan Reed to speak at their event despite his film being based on complete falsehoods."

The award-winning director and producer is due to appear at the Festival today where he will join a panel of industry experts to discuss the future of factual and feature documentaries.

Reed's bombshell documentary, co-produced by Channel 4 and HBO, recounts the testimony of two men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who allege they were sexually abused as children by Michael Jackson.



The documentary aired in the UK in March - ten years on from the singer's death - making headlines worldwide and dividing audiences. Michael Jackson songs were even banned on some radio stations.

Michael Jackson's family have denied the allegations and a law suit was brought against HBO, however the producers claimed the documentary is protected under the First Amendment.

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Alexandra Zeevalkink
@aezeevalkink

Directly after documentary filmmaker
@danreed1000
speaks at
@EdinburghTVFest
about his successful, hardhitting film #LeavingNeverland, MJ supporters park outside the EICC with a protest sign.

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#MJINNOCENT Official
@MJInnocentUK

#MJFAM The past 24hrs was an astonishing achievement & clearly demonstrates our strength-in-numbers when we unite to inform the world of the lies & fraud thats allowed 'Leaving Neverland' to exist. DanReed was so afraid of our #MJINNOCENT vans today, he left with a police escort

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Macaulay Culkin’s brother responds to ‘Leaving Neverland’ allegations against Michael Jackson

Actor Kieran Culkin was asked about the late singer in a new interview with The Guardian, having regularly visited his home as a child along with his older sibling. Speaking during the controversial Living with Michael Jackson film in 2003, Jackson told Martin Bashir that both Kieran and Macaulay would sleep with him in his bed.

Kieran has now offered his thoughts on the allegations of sexual abuse from Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who were also childhood friends with the star.

“The only thing I can say is that I can’t really say anything and the reason for that is I can’t be helpful to anyone,” said Kieran. “To me, it seems like there’s two sides to this thing and because I can’t be helpful on one side or the other, anything I say and anything that gets put out in print could only hurt somebody and there’s already a lot of really hurt feelings.

“There are already a lot of people who are in a difficult position and if I contribute in any way, it’s just going to hurt someone because I can’t actually help.”

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... IaYh0qYdlo

Is it career suicide to question Leaving Neverland?

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Quite an admission. No moral compass whatsoever!

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"It is sad to watch the false attacks on my boss and dear friend Michael Jackson - precisely when, unfortunately, he is not with us to protect himself."
Jackson's dresser Michael Lee Bush

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MJJJusticeProject
@MJJJusticePrjct

Good news .. & Victory for Truth -- Best Documentary at Edinburgh TV festival did NOT go to that crapfest Leaving Neverland -

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https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radi ... 1566489505
Louis Theroux: I backed accusers of Michael Jackson due to my time with Savile
Film-maker says he defended singer’s accusers, driven by his ‘boost’ to Jimmy Savile’s image before sex abuse confirmed



The film-maker Louis Theroux said he felt obliged to support individuals who had accused Michael Jackson of being a paedophile, partly because his own programmes had helped to “rehabilitate” Jimmy Savile’s public image.

Theroux accused Jackson’s fans in March of being “wilfully blind” after they denied detailed claims made in the Channel 4 documentary entitled Leaving Neverland that the singer was a child abuser.

Theroux, a journalist and documentary maker, told the Edinburgh TV festival this year that his decision to speak up was partly influenced by the relatively friendly relationship he had had with Savile after the pair made a documentary in the early 2000s, years before the the former DJ and entertainer was exposed as one of the UK’s worst sex offenders.


‘I liked Jimmy Savile,’ admits Louis Theroux on Desert Island Discs
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He said the experience had made him feel obliged to “stick his head above the parapet” and defend Wade Robson and James Safechuck when they came forward to be interviewed for the film about Jackson.

“In a strange sense I suppose I felt I had a little bit of a responsibility. One of the most upsetting things for me is when you go through Twitter and you see the abuse directed at Dan Reed, the director of Leaving Neverland.”

He suggested that Jackson fans, who claimed the accusers had made up the stories for publicity reasons, were suffering from a combination of “ignorance and a sort of self-grooming” which left them unable to understand that it could take a person years to recognise that they were a victim of sexual abuse.

Supporters of Jackson, who died in 2009, paid for an advertising van, bearing the slogan “facts don’t lie, people do” and blaring out the singer’s songs, to be parked outside the Edinburgh international conference centre – while Jackson’s face was projected on to Edinburgh’s Castle Rock.

Theroux said it was perfectly understandable that Jackson’s accusers might take years to tell their stories in public. “If you actually understood how mixed up we are as people and how our circuits get scrambled, that makes complete sense.”

Theroux also disputed claims made by the comedian Ruby Wax that he stole her documentary style in the late 1990s for his TV series Weird Weekends. “I was in America throughout the 90s at the time when Ruby Wax was on TV a lot. I hadn’t seen many of them until later on. It is mistaken, the idea that I took ideas, at or least very much, from her.”

He said he had been more influenced by other filmmakers. Jon Ronson has “got more of a right to be annoyed than Ruby Wax,” he said.

“But I also feel that people resenting you is a compliment. I feel bad that she is upset, I can completely relate to the sense of being brought face to face with your TV shelf life, and the sense of people threatened by someone a bit younger than you … and a man. At the same time a little part of me is flattered that she would be so annoyed.”

Theroux, who is starting his own independent television production company, also said he ate the same lunch every day, a falafel wrap and orange juice from Pret A Manger. “I’m quite a creature of habit,” he said.

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Outlaws Radio Show
@OutlawsRadio
New episode! Interview with
@Zigmanfreud
as he updates us on the new developments with the controversial #LeavingNeverland doc & it’s inconsistencies. Listen below!
iHEARTRADIO: http://ow.ly/pmYU30ppnmt
APPLE: http://ow.ly/IkLq30ppnmJ
YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/-UCilMGqaOE

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VP_Advocacy Retweeted

ThatMJLMPfan
@thatMJLMPfan

Let me dumb it down for you
@Oprah
. Is it possible that your 1993 interview with Michael Jackson was shot in a train station that didn't exist until 1994?
There you go. It's also impossible to believe someone was abused in that very train station 4 years before your interview.

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Dr. Beth and The Dusty Fedora
@beth_catsmeow

At a flea market today & saw this...ask the guy how much he wanted & he says “are you a MJ fan?”...I said “absolutely ” & showed him my tattoo...he says “so you don’t believe those bullshit lies about him for money?” I said “absolutely not”...he said “cool, then you can have it”

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... ATJ3RGPJN4

I liked that Geraldo Rivera tried once again here to stand up for Michael very passionate.
But calling him a weidro and a crazy man doesn't help him, his reportation and credibilty!
When his children and relatives will see this, it will hurt them hearing this words about Michael who has trusted Geraldo very much as one of the few people outside his family is his darkest time.
No friend should say this words about such a friend as MJ after he is gone.
G. Rivera was not one of the many wrong people Michael met trought his life but for me it was not also not the right one.

People especially fans often say that MJ was too naive (in maybe to see and belive in the good things in people), trusted to many wrong people and see this as one of the big reasons why many things esspecially at the end went wrong and we sadly lost him.

But I think we must accept that there was no better developed human kind availible he could and had to choose of.
Without trusting anyone he never could have gone his way so far and sucessful.
He had to work and trust the people who were availible for him at the different stations in his life.
And his way went so far, sucessful and long because he choosed and trusted the right people at the right moment multiple times and only a few times it went wrong.
But noone can ever know if someone will always be loyal or some day a turncoat.
Sometimes there is only the possibilty to belive in the good, try to treat everyone like you want to be treated yourself and behave examplary.
This is what Michael always did and more and he was right with this!
Shame over those who could not dignify this and played on it.
The few times things went really wrong with people in MJs life are so dramtically, signifigant and sesmic because the traitor had in the case of Michael Jackson so much to destroy and erarn trough MJs enormous velue then compare to normal people or stars.
But it was always the most easiest and unrisky thing because the media was always against MJ and in suport of these traitors. EVERY MJ story always brought them money because of his worldwide fame!


I pray for the day where people and the media will call Michael Jackson weiard and see as very special unique gift he was for this world.
I have more faith that this day will come then the day were people will stop calling him a pedophile and talking about his surgeries which should have no meaning!
ManBehindTheMirrOr - Dona (mjjcommunity.com)

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Joseph Mora
@Joseph_Mora78

#DaveChapplle has a new comedy show on #Netflix called #SticksAndStones and he mentions #HBO's #LeavingNeverland:
"I don't believe these motherfuckers"

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertai ... 118354001/

Dave Chappelle defends Michael Jackson, jokes about R. Kelly on new Netflix special
Patrick Ryan, USA TODAY Published 11:19 a.m. ET Aug. 26, 2019

There's no subject too sacred for Dave Chappelle.

The 46-year-old begins his new stand-up special "Sticks & Stones" with a joke about Anthony Bourdain's death by suicide, and he doesn't stop there.

Bourdain is the first of many figures that Chappelle takes aim at in his first special in two years, which is out now. It was filmed in Atlanta and tackles hot-button issues including gun violence, abortion and the opioid crisis.

He addressed the accusations against Michael Jackson, who was the subject of the HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland" earlier this year, which resurfaced claims of childhood sexual abuse by accusers Wade Robson and James Safechuck.

Chappelle didn't mince words, saying, "I'm going to say something I'm not allowed to say, but I gotta be real: I don't believe these (expletives)."

Taking on another figure recently investigated on TV, Chappelle also joked about the sexual abuse allegations against R. Kelly.

"If I'm a betting man, I'm putting my money on he probably did that (expletive)," Chappelle says of Kelly, who is facing multiple new charges of sex crimes, including child porn, sex-trafficking, racketeering and crossing state lines for sex with underage girls.

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At least this report is quite fair about the circumstances surrounding Leaving Neverland. The guy who was arrested is a total dickhead though.

https://www.wfla.com/news/pinellas-coun ... edin-club/
by: WFLA 8 On Your Side Staff

Posted: Aug 26, 2019 / 12:14 PM

DUNEDIN, Fla. (WFLA) – A Pinellas County man is facing a disorderly intoxication charge after deputies say he harassed a Michael Jackson impersonator while drunk outside a club in Dunedin.

Deputies say someone called 911 around 10:30 Saturday night to report a man trying to start a fight behind Club Blur in downtown Dunedin. The man, identified in an arrest report as 51-year-old Todd Mahon, left the club before deputies arrived.

According to the arrest report, Mahon confronted a Michael Jackson impersonator after leaving the club. Deputies say Mahon approached the impersonator performing nearby and started yelling at him, accusing him of promoting Michael Jackson’s alleged molestation of children.

Jackson was acquitted of abuse allegation in 2005 and always denied claims against him. But old claims resurfaced earlier this year when two men accused Jackson of molesting them as boys in the HBO documentary “Leaving Neverland.” Jackson’s estate and family have refuted the men’s claims.

The arrest report says a crowd of viewers was watching as Mahon confronted the man, including an 11-year-old child who was performing with the impersonator. Witnesses told deputies Mahon was very aggressive and tried to pick a fight, then tried to leave before law enforcement arrived.

When deputies spoke with Mahon, they say he initially admitted to confronting the impersonator. The arrest report says he then took back his statement and denied all of his actions.

Deputies say he, “even stated he had not been drinking alcohol at all this night, even though he reeked of alcohol and his speech was slurred and mumbled.”

Mahon was arrested and charged with disorderly intoxication.

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From the red carpet at the VMA'S.
Pez Jax
@Pezjax

Thank you
@theonlyjasonlee
for stating facts and to all the others who speak out in Michael's defense. These are people who use facts and common sense to understand what is happening here, unlike those who hysterically scream 'burn the witch' because they watched a movie.

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An example of why comedians are so vital to the culture.

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https://twitter.com/i/status/1166301162187833344


Artists support MTV's decision to keep MJ's name on the Video Vanguard award, praise #MichaelJackson, and express massive doubts about #LeavingNeverland.

Jason Lee; "Wade Robson is a piece of sh-t and a liar"

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Regina&Roger
@RogerStan123

None of the celebrities were afraid they ALL defended MJ. They all said “ugh it’s Michael Jackson. Where’s the proof?” Jason literally called Wade a piece of ****. Not one celebrity said anything bad about Michael, they all defended him. Leaving Neverland is a cultural joke.

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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/ ... al-1234633

Dave Chappelle Slams Michael Jackson Accusers and "Cancel Culture" in Netflix Special



"This is the worst time ever to be a celebrity," he says in the special, which was released Monday. "You’re gonna be finished. Everyone’s doomed."
Dave Chappelle was quick to address the accusations and controversies surrounding Michael Jackson, R. Kelly and Kevin Hart, all within the first 20 minutes of his new Netflix special, Sticks & Stones, which was released Monday.

In his fifth special in the past two years, the comedian tackles "cancel culture," or as he describes it, "celebrity hunting season."

"This is the worst time ever to be a celebrity," Chappelle says in the special. "You’re gonna be finished. Everyone’s doomed. Michael Jackson has been dead for 10 years, and this n— has two new cases."

He then reiterated for those who have yet to watch HBO's Leaving Neverland, which detailed Jackson’s alleged child abuse throughout his career, "Don't watch it. ... It's fucking gross."

Chappelle went on to explain that though it may not be the right thing to say, he admits that he doesn't believe the accusers who allege that the King of Pop sexually abused and raped them. “I don’t think he did it, but you know what? Even if he did do it … you know what I mean?” he paused, as the audience erupted into laughter. “I mean, it’s Michael Jackson. I know more than half the people in this room have been molested in their lives, but it wasn’t no goddamn Michael Jackson, was it?"

Chappelle asserts that had the accusers really been sexually abused by Jackson, "You know how good it must have felt to go to school the next day after that shit?”

The main reason Chappelle said he doesn't believe the accusers is because Macaulay Culkin has yet to come forward saying he was ever molested by Jackson or witnessed the singer assaulting anyone: "I'm not a pedophile, but if I was, Macaulay Culkin's the first kid I'm fucking — I'll tell you that right now."

Chappelle also discussed the sexual abuse allegations against R. Kelly, whom he described as being "different" from Jackson because Chappelle is "pretty sure he did that." The comedian also explained that though he was offered the chance to be on Lifetime's Surviving R. Kelly, he didn't appear because he did not know the singer "at all."

"This guy makes more sex tape than he does music. He's like the DJ Khaled of sex tapes," the comedian said, before shouting DJ Khaled's signature phrase, "Another one!"

Chappelle denied Surviving R. Kelly executive producer Dream Hampton's statement that Chappelle said he wouldn't be involved because the series was "too hot for TV." "I did not say that. That does not even sound like I talk," said the comic.

Chappelle also took a moment to defend "poor Kevin Hart," explaining that he was aware it was the comedian's "dream to host the Oscars." "I don’t know what you know about Kevin, but I know that Kevin Hart is damn-near perfect," said Chappelle. "As close to perfect as anybody I’ve ever seen. In fact, Kevin is precisely four tweets shy of being perfect."

Sticks & Stones is available to stream now on Netflix.

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BRAVO - the estate of Michael Jackson just grew some balls.

mjjjusticeproject
On David Chappell 02 PM PT -- John Branca, the co-executor of the Michael Jackson Estate, tells us, "We agree with Dave Chappelle - these guys are damn liars. After years of exploiting Michael’s generosity, they waited until he was gone and unable to defend himself before accusing him. They did this in secrecy. They did not do any independent investigation."
He continues, "They did not verify the stories. They didn’t talk to anyone because they did not want another side. This isn’t R. Kelly – there are no videos. This isn’t Harvey Weinstein, there aren’t multiple accusers."
Finally, Branca says, "They interviewed only two guys out of the thousands who visited Neverland – oh, and surprise surprise - they are the only two with lawsuits for hundreds of millions of dollars. Why wasn’t their financial interest disclosed? The whole documentary is bogus. Robson and Safechuck are liars and they know the truth, which is why Dave’s comedy touched a nerve."

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https://www.tmz.com/2019/08/27/dave-cha ... l-netflix/

MICHAEL JACKSON ESTATE
Agrees With Dave Chappelle
... ACCUSERS ARE 'DAMN LIARS'
8/27/2019 3:01 PM PT



3:02 PM PT -- John Branca, the co-executor of the Michael Jackson Estate, tells us, "We agree with Dave Chappelle - these guys are damn liars. After years of exploiting Michael’s generosity, they waited until he was gone and unable to defend himself before accusing him. They did this in secrecy. They did not do any independent investigation."
He continues, "They did not verify the stories. They didn’t talk to anyone because they did not want another side. This isn’t R. Kelly – there are no videos. This isn’t Harvey Weinstein, there aren’t multiple accusers."
Finally, Branca says, "They interviewed only two guys out of the thousands who visited Neverland – oh, and surprise surprise - they are the only two with lawsuits for hundreds of millions of dollars. Why wasn’t their financial interest disclosed? The whole documentary is bogus. Robson and Safechuck are liars and they know the truth, which is why Dave’s comedy touched a nerve."
10:27 AM PT -- James Safechuck has come out strong against Chappelle too, adding, "I'm heartbroken for all those children who look to see how they will be received when they finally find the courage to speak out about their sexual abuse. I just want to reach out to other survivors and let them know that we can't let this type of behavior silence us. Together we are strong."
9:57 AM PT -- Wade Robson's firing back at Chappelle, telling TMZ ... "He can say whatever he wants. It reveals him, not us."
Wade's lawyer, Vince Finaldi, adds ... "Although Mr. Chappelle is entitled to his opinions, however misinformed they may be, it’s unfortunate that he has chosen to use his platform to shame sexual abuse victims, and spread his ignorance of sexual abuse and the way it is perpetrated upon children, in an attempt to resurrect his career."
Finaldi continues ... "Mr. Chappelle should look to fellow comedian Hannibal Buress, who instead used his platform as a mode of social change, by addressing the injustice of Bill Cosby’s alleged sexual abuse of many women head on when no other comedian would, as an example of positive work done from a place of intestinal fortitude.”

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Massive if there's any truth to this. We will have to await and see what develops.



Malhotra
@amkwindsor

@entylawyer
@Tiff_FitzHenry
- Is Harvey Levin one of the funders of Leaving Neverland as the article below indicates?
https://google.com/amp/s/tiffanyfitzhen ... rland/amp/






Tiffany FitzHenry
@Tiff_FitzHenry
Replying to
@amkwindsor

@HarveyLevinTMZ
and
@entylawyer
Hello Harvey, consider this me officially asking if you’d like to comment on whether you were involved in the funding of Leaving Neverland. If you’d like to reach me privately to offer your comments, my DMs are open.


https://tiffanyfitzhenry.com/deep-dives ... ssion=true
Who’s Really Behind Leaving Neverland?

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https://theblast.com/c/michael-jackson- ... ohn-branca



Michael Jackson's Estate Blasts Wade Robson, "Sorry, You Weren't Good Enough To Direct Our Show"
Aug 28, 2019


Michael Jackson's estate has come out swinging after Wade Robson went public about his displeasure with Dave Chappelle and Netflix for the comedian defending the pop star in his comedy special.

Wade responded by reportedly claiming it was "disgusting, irresponsible and inexcusable" for Netflix to allow Dave to make like of sexual abuse.

But, as Michael Jackson's estate and defenders have said all along, they believe Wade Robson and James Safechuck are lying about MJ molesting them.

Branca pointed to a recent video released online and asked, "how can you see this and not question these guys."
John Branca, the executor of Michael Jackson's estate, tells The Blast, “Wade’s accusations emerged only after his book failed and we turned him down for a job with our Las Vegas show 9 years ago. He couldn’t get a job until HBO and Dan Reed hired him. He’ll say anything to avoid answering the question of why people like Dave Chappelle don’t believe him or to address the factual holes and inconsistencies in this one sided documentary that did not interview a single person other than the two guys and their families, who are in it for the money."

He finishes with this note, “Sorry, Wade you weren’t good enough to direct our show.”

MJ's executor is pointing to something that has come up in the lawsuit between the estate and Robson. The estate says after MJ passed away, Robson reached out to them to beg for a job directing a new Las Vegas show. As we reported, Robson wrote in an email to show producers, at the time, saying he thought he would be perfect for the job.
Branca's statement comes on the heels of Wade Robson going public about his issue with Dave Chapelle's new comedy special "Sticks and Stones", where the comedian pokes fun at MJ's accusers.

"I don't believe these mother*******", Chapelle admitted in the special.

Wade responded by reportedly claiming it was "disgusting, irresponsible and inexcusable" for Netflix to allow Dave to make like of sexual abuse.

But, as Michael Jackson's estate and defenders have said all along, they believe Wade Robson and James Safechuck are lying about MJ molesting them.

Branca pointed to a recent video released online and asked, "how can you see this and not question these guys."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... XOfz1YkWeA
Lies of Neverland full movie.

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According to that hilarious expert Dan Reed, #DaveChappelle is now just a "former comic genius"



Dave Chappelle To Be Awarded Mark Twain Prize For American Humor

:(

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Could not resist this especially as today is Michael's birth day. He would have been 61 years old.

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KerryWard
@DrFallAgain

The reason why #DaveChappelle is a legend? He took a massive dump on #WadeRobson & #JamesSafechuck, just in time for #MichaelJackson’s birthday.
And with that came the best birthday present ever!

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KerryWard
@DrFallAgainMJ

Oh dear. The very guy #WadeRobson harassed to the point where Spence had to take out an injunction against Wade, is pissed.
This gonna be good!

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Akon defends Michael Jackson: "I always thought that was propaganda. That´s bullshit."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... QMerh0Q73k

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https://urbanislandz.com/2019/08/31/chr ... -greatest/
Chris Brown Checks 50 Cent, Will Not Tolerate Any Michael Jackson Disrespect
by M. Stephens August 31, 2019

Chris Brown scored some more cool points.

The “No Guidance” singer was forced to check 50 Cent over some distasteful remarks about Michael Jackson on Saturday. The G-Unit rapper made a post on his Instagram, saying that Breezy is greater than the king of pop. He also made some references about Jackson molestation allegations which earned him some backlash on social media. Rappers, including Waka Flocka Flame, responded to the post while checking Fif about the comments. While some fans agreed with him, the vast majority were pretty upset about especially those who are strong supporters of MJ.

Chris Brown‘s name was also dragged through the mud, which is no surprise that he posted a response on his IG Story. The R&B crooner reminded 50 Cent and his fans that Michael Jackson sold over 1 billion records and received over 800 awards over his illustrious and decorated career. Brown shared a bunch of other achievements MJ received including five living legend titles and 39 Guinness World Records.

Considering that Fifty was suggesting that Chris Brown is greater than Michael Jackson. For him to take time out and search for MJ’s achievements and posted it, means that he not only disagrees with Fif but is also graceful enough to concede the title of greatest of all-time.

It could also mean that 50 was just trolling, but his added comments about Jackson tipped some fans over the edge. They were not necessary, but let’s not forget that Fif has been getting hammered all week for remixing the classic Power theme song with Trey Songz, so perhaps he was desperate to change the subject.



Breezy has always been a massive fan of MJ and even named him as one of his inspirations. In 2010, Chris Brown broke down crying while tributing Michael Jackson at the BET Awards. His performance was cut short because he could not contain himself.

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When the fam jumps in... Ask D.L Hughely who has been quiet since they CLAPPED back!