Michael Jackon turns to witch-craft to cast spells on his "enemies"

[Texas_Tickle]

VANITY FAIR, in an article for its March 11 edition, also reports that Jackson bleaches his skin white because he does not like being black.
The 44-year-old singer sometimes refers to black people as “spabooks,” the magazine said.
The onetime King of Pop has been dogged by controversy for months, first over his odd appearance in a California courtroom last November. That same month, Jackson stunned fans in Berlin by briefly dangling his young son from a hotel balcony.
And in February a British television documentary that aired to blockbuster ratings both in England and the United States caused a stir when Jackson told his interviewer that he slept in the same room, and sometimes the same bed, as young boys.

‘BLOOD BATH’ RITUAL
Vanity Fair reported in the article that in 2000 Jackson attended a voodoo ritual in Switzerland where a witch doctor promised that Spielberg, music mogul David Geffen and 23 other people on the entertainer’s list of enemies would die.

Jackson, who underwent a “blood bath” as part of the ritual, then ordered his former business adviser Myung-Ho Lee to wire $150,000 to a bank in Mali for a voodoo chief named Baba, who sacrificed 42 cows for the ceremony, the magazine reported.
Vanity Fair reported that Jackson wears a page-boy wig and a prosthesis that serves as the tip of his nose. The magazine interviewed a source close to Jackson who said that, without the device Jackson resembles a mummy with two nostril holes.

 

[Celtic_Emperor]

I believe he may have done that. When people are desperate they turn to the supernatural for a quick fix.


- Damien

 

[Celtic_Emperor]

That he would do this and go this far, or that its possible or real altogether?


- Damien

 

[Celtic_Emperor]

Your religious are you not? It seemed you were in your going away thread.

You should be aware then, that there are evil practices one can do to achieve some result. I have personally experienced and have lived in such an environment for the last 7 years, and it ended a year or two ago by the grace of God.

There is witchcraft, in many forms. Whether that be black magic, majumbo, and voodoo, and etc. In performing and practicing such things, its a form of calling out the devil or some evil entity to do something to someone else. Bad luck can be invoked, you can make people physically ill, you can ruin their marriages, you can manipulate and control people, etc. and many other evil things. This is made possible by making a pact with the devil much like a religious person would call out to God in prayer for something.

Our neighbor for those 7 years was/is a satanist and we have proof. By the grace of God we were never seriously affected by their practices against us, and they only did this as it is what their master wants and what they have to do since they have a pact. Good and evil obviously doesn't mix, and people of these different lifestyles will never get along.


But on topic, Micheal Jackson is a sick man. Theres nothing to suggest he wouldn't do this if it were a last resort. Just because its still a taboo subject, and people feel uncomfortable talking about it or dealing with it, doesn't make it less real or less important. Micheal Jackson, dispite his outward appearance, is a vengeful man. He wants what he feels is his due from Sony and the lot. He realizes Sony is correct and theres nothing he can do about it. So if he has turned to sorcery, thats the only other way he can get to these people. I just feel sorry for him. He's already less then a man just being the way he is. But resorting to sorcery, of any kind, to do in someone else, is truly the mark of a coward.


I don't want a religious debate. But I've been through enough to make me believe. It isn't fiction, and its a very real reality in this world.

Thank you for listening, I hope I didn't offend you in any way.


- Damien

 

[primetime]

will people please leave Michael alone... he will stay in the news because we let him. like his song said, "leave me alone".....

 

[ShiningIce]

Amen. God, hasnt he suffered enough.

 

[Celtic_Emperor]

It's pretty hard to offend me. I wouldn't say I'm an incredibly "religious" person, although I've got faith in God and talk to him on a daily basis. I'm a confirmed Roman Catholic, but I haven't gone to mass in a long time. I've read books on Wicca to learn about it, but I haven't got much experience on voodoo. All the books I read shied away from all the negative stuff, discouraging anything harmful to others.

I don't know what issues Mr. Jackson may have against Sony, or Geffen, or whoever. Sadly, I don't pay enough attention to current events as much as I should. I tend to only pay attention to current events that affect me directly, jobwise. I know he's got some mad fundage to throw around on some crazy stuff, but to do it to be downright spiteful in such a vicious manner just doesn't sound like his nature, to me. Or perhaps it's the demeanor he tries to present that makes me find this hard to swallow and I'm just a sucker. As far as his issues, the only things I really remember are that he was apparently abused by his father, and he may or may not have molested some kid, years ago. Honestly, I don't even have a clue as to what events brought him back into the spotlight, recently. However, I don't know the man, personally, and I'm certainly not God, so it's not for me to judge him. If he's truly committing vicious acts against other people, then I hope God guides him along the right path to redemption. If he isn't doing all that squirrelly stuff, then he's just another guy with a bad reputation under the microscope.

I too am a confirmed Roman Catholic and attend mass regularily, and even attend healing masses. My thought is that the closer you are to God, the closer he can help you. God knows I'm a sinner, even if I'm only 20 and haven't lived yet.

And as far as educating yourself on practices of magic, I've done that too in some ways. For example, I had several Wican friends during highschool, and got along with them perfectly. Why is that? Because they aren't evil people. Even though the religions are different, they aren't,"summoning" shall we say, an evil power or effect to harm someone else. So I very much agree with you that a lot of religious practices are strictly against using the practice in such a vile way. But on the same token, the potential is always there. And it is because of that that perhaps Jackson is either giving it a bad name, or showing how malicious he can be.

When you said that his deamnor didn't show anything of this nature, perhaps this accusation is a window into his mindset. Thats all I'm really getting at with this. And I also hope he stops being so damn foolish, realizes his day is done, and finds what makes him happy. Hopefully thats not children ( as in the accuastions), what could be considered a bizarre lifestyle, and anything else which makes the Micheal Jackson of the present what he is.

- Damien