Comments on: Michael Jackson wanted to help Laura Ling & Euna Lee

By: Mariana

Mariana — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 13:02:43 +0000

Thank you Gotham for the sweet comments. It seems that Michael had purity. And time passed and now… I saw Earth Song and heard his children at the Grammys and I felt… In the end it’s all about L.O.V.E. The triumph of love. His song and Prince’s words ELEVATED the energy at the Grammys. Aleluya!!!

By: katnip

katnip — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 00:35:29 +0000

I’ve been revisiting some old sites I’ve been to soon after MJ passed… And, I can’t help but to keep on keeping on, contributing any which way to the KING.
It’s 2010 now and I’m still grieving Michael more than I grieve after my dad, who passed just this past November 2009, AND, I only began discovering MJ after his death!
Michael Jackson was a person and a personality, and now he is a movement. I’ve met so many people since his death that are still sore and ever more aware about what MJ meant to humanity–to you and to me. It’s not going to stop here; the ripple will go on FOREVER………. Much love to you all, and thank you for this marvellous article!

By: meera rasadurai

meera rasadurai — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 04:43:21 +0000

If only people came forward and wrote more good things about Michael when he was alive … He wouldn’t have had so much misery … Those who couldn’t comprehend him would have seen him from a diverse point.
Then again people always see others and interpret situations according to their own frame of mind thus refuse to see the authenticity and truth in another. It’s not the doctors neither the pills or vaccines … It’s the media that gave him his slow death… Fame came with a high price for someone as soft, kind and sensitive like Michael Jackson. His loss is felt by all and me. Such energy he has!! … Lucky you Gotham , to have known and been a friend of someone so special … And am so glad your friends are back …. Peace n Love

By: Michael Jackson Offers to Travel to North Korea? | ROK Drop

Michael Jackson Offers to Travel to North Korea? | ROK Drop — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 17:15:26 +0000

[...] “Do you think,” he said hesitantly, “that the leader of North Korea could be a fan of mine?” [Gotham Chopra, Herald de Paris] [...]

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By: One Free Korea » WTF? Michael Jackson Wanted to Ask Kim Jong Il to Free Laura Ling and Euna Lee?

Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:37:37 +0000

[...] Michael said he had seen some pictures on the internet of the Dear Leader. “You’know, he wears jackets like mine.” [Gotham Chopra, Herald de Paris] [...]

By: cindy

cindy — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:41:25 +0000

Debra: not only would Jason be arrested, tortured and thrown into jail, but his family members as well. even though the Kim Jong Il regime has starved millions of its own citizens, if they so much as complain about being hungry, they are sent to “re-education camps” (gulags) that few survive.
if the reporters DID cross illegally into N Korea, that was stupidity of the highest degree, but keep in mind the Kim Jong Il regime is known for abducting foreigners not only near its borders but on the soil of THEIR OWN COUNTRY (Japan, China, S Korea.)

By: Kiki

Kiki — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 17:02:30 +0000

thank you so much for writing this article! It shows Michael for what he truely was and not what the media made him out to be. Michael never stopped giving & he never let the negative things said about him or done to him change him. It seems anymore people won’t help someone else or if they do they think whats in it for me? Michael was never like that. Rest in Peace Michael=( I hope those two girls make it home & what is wrong with you people that say these women deserve this?? How hateful & rude that is. They do not deserve this & if you think they do….well i feel sorry for you because something is wrong with you Also just think about it these girls could be your sisters, your friends what if they were? would you be so nasty & hateful then?? think about it

By: Debra

Debra — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 01:23:40 +0000

Thank goodness for free speech Jason, if you were in a country like North Korea, you would probably be arrested, tortured and thrown into jail. It was lovely to hear the story about Michael Jackson from Gotham Chopra. Although Michael was a troubled man, and enabled it seems by those around him, he was a sensitive soul and his response to the girls, although slightly naive to the political ramifications of the situation was a compassionate gesture. It really is about positive intention. Sometimes out of the box creativity can yield surprising results. With the news that the leader of Korea, has cancer, maybe the leadership will be changing soon, and there may be room for a diplomatic solution. Light and love to the girls and their families!

By: Rose

Rose — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 11:36:37 +0000

How sad for these young journalists and ALL journalists around the world who live the ideals of America like any soldier, frequently giving up their lives for the sake of free press. God bless these MOST IDEALISTIC Americans. Their under appreciation of service given towards the ideals of democracy is staggering. Their service is FOR THIS COUNTRY, they are not out there trying to “proselytize” to other countries! Without their sacrifices (Lee, Ling and the countless other journalists who have been shot, beheaded, kidnapped, tortured etc) we would not be a free press and therefore lost freedoms. GOD BLESS THESE JOURNALISTS AND THEIR SPOUSES< CHILDREN< PARENTS AND other relatives who all make the sacrifice for all in people in existing democratic nations.