Michael Jackson & Britney Spears Duet – The Way You Make Me Feel
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Menu There is no diplomatic solutionIsrael should declare three nos;
no to nuclear Iran, no to two-state solution, no to bi-national state
no to nuclear Iran, no to two-state solution, no to bi-national state
Miss Spears seems to have won a first battle in her quest towards a possible liberation from the personal tyranny that has shackled her for so many years. Indeed, it seems the judge has seen fit to allow this adolescent in perpetuity to finally make a slight judgement in her own defense – namely, she may now choose her own legal council. It seems criminal that she should have to fight for something that should be a stated right for all, but not this child. I find her spirit to resist these oppressions to be ever inspiring, though terribly disturbing to see this legalized subjugation to continue with such designed completeness. Still, it is a victory, and I for one, wish her every chance of regaining her personal authorities in the managed theft of both her fortune and liberties. Too much has been stricken from her for any to call it justice.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/britney-spears-can-choose-her-own-lawyer-in-conservatorship-battle-judge-says/ar-AAM9dQQ
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The latest outrage by the harasser. I never of course logged in as “ARB,” and I don’t know of any individual with that handle who has made comments in Israpundit. THis must stop!
I just made a fairly lengthy comment about the injustices inflcted on Ms. Spears, but it hasn’t shown up on the screen. The harasser is in full swing.
I agree completely with peloni’s response to Britney Spear’s problems. The government has no right to impose a “conservatorship” on an individual who is clearly able to work at a high level of professionalism and to make decisions for herself. The fact that her father disapproves of the decisions she makes should be of no concern to the government.
He father also shares in the blame. He has no right to control his daugher’s age after she reaches the legal age of adulthood. She is now over 30, and still subject to her fathers authority. In addition her father has deprived her of her substantial income and assets and instead acquired possession of them himself, with the assistance of the state. This is state-sanctioned theft.
And America is supposedly the “land of the free.”
The harasser is back in operation again, trying to shut me out of my account. Please help, Ted!” Logged in as yael47. Log out?”
I certainly never logged in under that name.
If she loses in court and has no other avenues to pursue, maybe she should become the first refugee to sneak OUT of America and seek asylum in N. Korea so that maybe she will have the tiniest amount of freedom.
Still, it was less challenging than the unkind difficulties that fate has forced on too many during these terrible times, which seem to be unwilling to end their expanding misery.
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I am currently endeavoring a new venture in life, though it leaves me less time than I desire to follow the many terrible things I see happening about me in the world today.
So, for what it is worth, this is me…
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Ted, your words are quite generous but poorly deserved, I think. There is little in my history to support such kind remarks or much interest really.
I have only recently come from the shadows of silence to add my thoughts and concerns, such as they are, to the many matters that I see as growing more relevant and less obscure of late.
Having read your site with great interest for many years, I have been greatly inspired by your endeavors towards the Jordan Option.
It offers a well-reasoned approach to a complicated conflict, building upon a balance of historical context and personal motivations that might lead towards a meaningful solution of the political impasse – the subtle application of such things would appear to be both obvious and necessary to anyone truly seeking a real solution.
I am a non-religious Jew with a fierce devotion to my heritage. My great-grandfather, of blessed memory, was both a Cantor and a legal scholar, and though we two never met in this world, he played an imbalanced role in my life.
He was a very faithful man who was led by great compassion and let logic and reason blaze a path across great obstacles towards “a well lived life”, as he was said to remark often.
I was named in his memory and I have attempted to lived my life with the unkind burden of living up to the standards of a man I never met and will always love.
My professional background is an odd mix of history, medicine and business. I pursued historical research as a young man focusing on ancient Macedonian and Indian histories which led me on investigations and discoveries that really took on a life of their own with an ever widening window of interest.
Due to a significant opportunity in the medical field, I found myself abandoning my historical studies and came to wrap myself instead in the world of medicine which was terribly rewarding and offered me an insight into things that left me with an altered perspective going forward.
I greatly enjoyed my role in this world but soon came to a point of conflict. Unfortunately, after only a few years time, this opportunity was met with some upset due to a complication of conscience that parted my path from that franchise.
Having previously left my historical studies I had considered a return to them, but due to a family need, I slipped into the world of business where I took control of a small family enterprise that I never really loved but managed well enough to keep my employees happy – not the worst measure of proper management, I find.
I kept the business going well enough over the years, but recently was convinced to expand our interests just prior to Covid.
The expansion was quite impressive in regards to its poor timing, unfortunately, and I knew from the outset of the world-wide shutdown that we would not long survive the catastrophe.
I am not sure which was the more difficult part of that process, losing my parents business or having to part with my many employees who were more friends than would seem practical, and a few of whom I had known since childhood.
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@Peloni
I am very impressed with your brilliant comments. Its an honour to have you so active on Israpundit.
Please remind me of your background.
I have watched this cruel game play out in the press for many years now, as this woman was left trapped in this perpetual institutionalization of her victimization. Such a cruel fate to be trapped in an eternal state of enforced immaturity, and every move towards a mature desire of independence is used to decry an adolescent intolerance of the state’s will upon her. And every aspect of her imprisonment in this intolerable trap of infanthood is both motivated and subsidized by her earnings in a mature enterprise worth millions of dollars. Such personal imprisonment towards the benefit of a state sanctioned tyranny over her should be impossible. Watching it occur as a uninvolved bystander is difficult enough. I can not imagine the sense of restraint she must employ while surrendering to her inhumane fate.
Jackson and Spears were electrifying in this duet. I am not referring to their singing but to their moves. I can’t help but watch, over and over again, Britney strutting across the stage. What a performance!!!