Michael Jackson, Palestine and Sony: Claims About His Life and Death

Everything changed for Michael Jackson when he visited Israel.

In 1993, Michael Jackson went on a tour to Israel, and what he witnessed there changed his whole perspective.

He saw the Palestinian people suffering and started advocating for human rights.

What he saw was so bad it inspired him to write the song Palestine Don't Cry.

I'll play some of the lyrics of the song in the background for you to read.

But he desperately wanted the song added to his album.

But obviously, something like that would be rejected by his record label.

But things started getting worse for Michael.

As soon as Michael got back from his tour, he was being accused by Evan Chandler for abusing children.

But this was dropped because it lacked evidence, and MJ was acquitted of all charges.

Then in 1995, Michael released the song They Don't Care About Us, which contained anti-Zionist lyrics.

And just like before, he was forced to change the song or eliminate it entirely.

He was also assigned a spiritual advisor named Rabbi Shmuley.

But Michael didn't give up. If you know, you know.

He took this battle to his record label, Sony.

He fought for the ownership of his art and accused Tommy Mottola, his CEO, of sabotaging his music and forcing unwanted changes.

Michael owned one of the largest libraries of music, including, I'm pretty sure, The Beatles.

So they had incentive to not want him to be around, especially since he was raising questions that a lot of people don't want you to ask in these industries.

And what's really disturbing is MJ's last phone call with the radio host, Dieter Wesner, where he said a group of people who were more than the government wanted to get rid of him.

And literally, right after this phone call, he died of a lethal overdose of propofol. Hopefully, I pronounced that correctly.

But the doctor responsible for this was charged with involuntary manslaughter.

And conveniently enough, he only served part of his sentence and was released early for good behavior.

You see, Michael was more than just a pop star.

He had an immense influence on people. He was becoming too dangerous for the system.

You wake up to the truth, and it's too late, and that's what happened with Michael.

It's what happened with Charlie Kirk. They wake up to the truth, and it's too late for them because they have so much influence, and the people behind the scenes in power really don't like that because he had so much influence.

He could move people. He could shape their minds.

He could tell them the truth, and that is something that they didn't want.

However, nowadays things are dramatically different because so many people are waking up to the truth because of actions like this taken by Michael Jackson.

Now we're dating back history. We're rewatching these things. We're learning about these things, realizing, yes, there's been so many people speaking up about this, and now is the time because these people in power are at an all-time low. And guess what?

They can't just take out everybody. That's way too obvious.

They are losing their energy because the people are waking up, and we have to continue to wake up and push them to change society for the better because we are the creators of this world.

We are the real power of this world, and they know that