Michael Jackson's Allegations and Controversies
Were the allegations that destroyed Michael Jackson's
reputation
coordinated by this Jewish rabbi?
In 1992, Michael Jackson released the song Heal the
World,
and in the music video, he featured Palestinians.
The following year, while leaving Israel, he wrote a poem called
Palestine Don't Cry. It was in that same year where allegations
of misconduct with a child began to come out, and this is where Rabbi
Shmuley comes in. Before Michael Jackson expressed any
sympathy for the Palestinian people, the rabbi had been his friend
and spiritual advisor, but that had all been part of the plan to
destroy Michael. They couldn't allow Michael to have
influence.
They also wanted to control a music catalog that Michael owned that
included the Beatles. So Rabbi Shmuley turned on
Michael, contacting the families of those making
the
accusations and pushing the narrative further, and pushing families who
had not made accusations to make accusations about
Michael, even going as far as to contact the press
and painting
Michael as unstable and even dangerous.
It was clear that Michael's sympathy for the Palestinian people was
seen as a threat, so they destroyed his image and his
influence along with it. They exploited Michael while he was alive,
and it
didn't end when he was gone. Because it turns out that even
while Michael Jackson
and the rabbi were friends, the rabbi had been secretly recording
their phone conversations for years.
Rabbi Shmuley later sold those very private and secretly
recorded phone calls with Michael Jackson, someone who thought he was
talking to a friend but was always out to control and
destroy him for the crime of caring about Palestinian
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