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• Grace Rwaramba Speaks on Michael Jackson Drug Addiction (7/8/2009)

  I am a political conservative and a Christian theologian, and I have never been a fan of Michael Jackson. That said, I have to believe the nanny’s story because it is in harmony with what others with inside knowledge have said in moments of honesty. He was popular with the kids because children have notoriously abominable taste, and also because he was the poster child for childish rebellion against all the good that their parents stood for. Rebellious children saw him as their "god" or "icon" leading them into the delusional Promised Land wherein all restraint magically disappears from disobeying the immutable principles of fundamental morality. For the good of our nation's impressionable, foolish children, we are well rid of him as the dangerous, drug and sex addicted rubbish he was in life and in death. Thank God, hundreds of thousands of British children will now be spared exposure to MJ's demonically inspired wickedness due to his virtual suicide by doctor and to the cancellation of his 100 concerts there. Could this have been the hand of God in response to the “effective, fervent prayer” by “righteous men” (James 5:16) for the highest and best interests of all the children of the world? I think so.