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Jacko's sicko Jewish rant

By MICHELLE CARUSO
in Los Angeles
and CORKY SIEMASZKO in New York
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS

Michael Jackson picked a familiar target to blame for his mounting money problems - the Jews.

In phone messages obtained by ABC News, the apparently prejudiced pop star likens them to "leeches" and claims they conspired to leave him "penniless."

"They suck...they're like leeches...I'm so tired of it," Jackson tells former adviser Dieter Wiesner in one of them. "The Jews do it on purpose."

The ugly message, which was made two years ago and aired yesterday on "Good Morning America," was one of several provided by Wiesner's lawyer, Howard King.

Wiesner and another former Jacko adviser, Marc Schaffel, were fired by the singer and are suing him to recoup the millions they say he owes them.

Jackson had to apologize to Jewish groups a decade ago after he included lyrics like "Jew me/Sue me/Everybody do me/Kick me/Kike me" on the song "They Don't Care About Us."

Jackson, who relocated to Bahrain after he was acquitted of child molesting charges, did not respond to the revelations.

Brian Oxman, a Jackson family attorney, insisted in a statement that the messages were actually "telephone conversations recorded without permission."

Jackson used Schaffel and Wiesner to get around the restrictions his bankers imposed to keep the free-spending freak from going broke, according to King.

"Hello Marc, it's Michael," Jackson tells Schaffel in one message. "Please, please never let me down. I really like you. I love you...Mark, I really need you to get...seven million for me as soon as possible . . . Seven, seven and a half, umm, as an advance."

Originally published on November 22, 2005

żródło: http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/ ... 3343c.html

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Wednesday, 23 November 2005
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Raymone K. Bain

November 23, 2005

ATTENTION FANS OF MICHAEL JACKSON


Michael Jackson does not have a racist bone in his body. NEVER would he
say anything, or do anything, that would be offensive to any ethnic group, or
hurtful to any ethnic group. It is not in his character, or his being. He has
spent his entire life reaching out to people throughout the world by spreading
love through his music, and his philanthropic efforts.

It is unfortunate that these tapes are being disseminated throughout the
airways without any "due deligence" with regards to the authenticity.
However, Mr. Mesereau is representing Mr. Jackson in this matter and the
truth will be revealed.

Because this is an on-going legal matter, we are not issuing any statements
at this time.


Source: Raymone K. Bain/MJJForum

żródło: mjjforum

/MJowitek/

Ten news się poniekąd łączy z poprzednim. Też dotyczy wiadomości nagranej na sekretarce Schaffela.

Tym razem jednak mamy tu inny problem-Żydów.

Jackson nazwał ich pijawkami i oskarżył, że spiskują przeciw niemu by go zostawić bez grosza.

Co do tego nagrania, to ja się już pogubiłam, przyznaję. Ono chyba powstało dwa lata temu i wypłynęło teraz. Tak? Ktoś mi to potwierdzi? Dziękuję.

The ugly message, which was made two years ago and aired yesterday on "Good Morning America," was one of several provided by Wiesner's lawyer, Howard King.

Wracając do Wiesnera i Marca Schaffela, obaj panowie zostali zwolnieni przez Jacksona a teraz pozywają go o miliony dolarów, które podobno jest im winny.

Jackson, który przebywa teraz w Bahrain, nie odpowiedział na te zarzuty.

Już kiedyś musiał przepraszać Zydów za słowa w utworze "They don't care about us" ("Jew me/Sue me/Everybody do me/Kick me/Kike me")

Pełnomocnik rodziny Jacksonów powiedział, że ta wiadomość była rozmową telefoniczną nagraną bez zezwolenia.

Czyli ja się zgubiłam.
To on mógł ją udostępnić czy nie? Z prawnego punktu widzenia oczywiście, etyki tu nie poruszam...

Raymone K. Bain szybko zareagowała na te zarzuty wydając oświadczenie, że MJ nie jest rasistą, wręcz przeciwnie zawsze się odnosił dobrze do różnych grup etnicznych.

napweno mike nie jest rasistą od zawsze mówil ze kocha ludzi wsztstkich ras i wyznań

Ale sie porobiło na google

Aaaaaaaaaj waj.

ADL Calls For Apology

Anti-Semitic? That's Not Michael's Message, Says Rep

The Anti-Defamation League on Wednesday demanded an apology from Michael Jackson after ABC aired what was said to be a telephone answering-machine message in which the pop star referred to Jews as "leeches."

On Tuesday, ABC's "Good Morning America" aired portions of a 2003 voice message that Jackson was alleged to have left for a former adviser, Dieter Wiesner.

A transcript provided by King's office quotes Jackson as saying: "They suck them like leeches. ... They start out the most popular person in the world, make a lot of money, big house, cars and everything and end up penniless. It's a conspiracy. The Jews do it on purpose."

In an exclusive statement to MJJForum, Raymone Bain tells us that Michael Jackson does not have a racist bone in his body.

“NEVER would he say anything, or do anything, that would be offensive to any ethnic group, or hurtful to any ethnic group. It is not in his character, or his being. He has
spent his entire life reaching out to people throughout the world by spreading
love through his music, and his philanthropic efforts.”

She says that, “It is unfortunate that these tapes are being disseminated throughout the
airways without any "due diligence" with regard to the authenticity.”

“However, Mr. Mesereau is representing Mr. Jackson in this matter and the
truth will be revealed.”

Because this is an ongoing legal matter, Raymone says that they are not issuing any statements at this time.

The tape message was among about a dozen released by attorney Howard King, who represents Wiesner and another former adviser who are locked in business disputes with the pop star and are suing him for millions. King said he released the messages to keep Jackson from appearing sympathetic in court.

Jackson's attorney Brent Ayscough confirms to NY Daily News that he's going to hit Marc Schaffel with fraud allegations.

Ayscough has been debriefing "West Wing" producer Joe Becker, who has claimed that former gay-porn producer Schaffel swindled him out of $120,000 by telling Becker the money would go to a Jackson-sponsored 9/11 charity.

Ayscough has also found interesting reading in Diane Dimond's Jackson bio, "Be Careful Who You Love," in which the author cites 13 former Schaffel associates who claim he conned them into investing in movies that were never made.

Schaffel's lawyer, Howard King, didn't return a call by deadline.

Source: AP / Raymone K. Bain / NY Daily News / MJJForum

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