Jews Demand an Apology from Michael!

A recorded audio tape of a phone conversation that was claimed to belong to Michael Jackson was broadcast on ABC and in the program “Good Morning America.” In the tape, the voice of a person who is claimed to be Michael Jackson can be heard saying: ”Jews feed on the most famous person on Earth like leeches. They get everything they want in advance—money, houses, big cars, and anything else they desire. And they leave him broke. It’s a conspiracy. Jews do this on purpose." The tape, which is said to be from two years ago, was released by King, the lawyer of Diet Wiesner, one of Michael’s former advisors. Wiesner and another of Michael’s advisors filed a multi-million-dollar lawsuit against him and presented it to the court. King says the reason for releasing the tape was to ensure Michael does not receive collective sympathy during the trial. Following the broadcast of this audio tape, the Jewish community in the United States demanded an official apology from Michael Jackson. Abraham Foxman said: ”Michael Jackson is anti-Semitic and has not learned from his past mistakes. It seems that every time he gets into trouble, he blames it on the Jews.“ In response to the recent accusations against Michael, his spokesperson, Ms. Raymone Bain, said in a statement: ”Michael Jackson is in no way a racist person. He never says or does anything that is offensive or harmful to a particular nationality. Nothing like that exists in him. Throughout his life, through his music and humanitarian activities, he has delivered a message of love to people around the world. It is regrettable that these audio tapes were released by news media without any investigation being carried out to verify their authenticity. Although Mr. Mesereau is handling Mr. Jackson’s case in this matter, the truth will soon become clear.“ Michael was also criticized by the Jewish community in 1995 for the song ”They Don’t Care About Us“. In a part of that song, Michael sings: ”Jew me, sue me, everybody do me, kick me, kike me, black or white me.“—Tell me I’m Jewish, accuse me, sue me, trick me, kick me, make me black or white. That year, the reaction of the Jews to this song led to Michael expressing regret. In defending the song, he said he had no intention of insulting Jews at all and that his aim was only to portray the ugliness of racial discrimination, anti-Jewish sentiment, and ethnic prejudice. He then changed the lyrics of the song somewhat. Source: Associated Press / Raymone K. Bain