If there’s one good thing to come out of the passing of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson back in June 2009, it’s the new found freedom that has been given to his three children.

After years of being kept out of the public eye by their father, and being encouraged to wear masks when confronted by the crowds of photographers who followed him everywhere, Prince Michael, Blanket and Paris can now walk around unencumbered and showing their young faces to the world.

Just this week, two of Jackson’s children, Blanket and Prince Michael were photographed with huge smiles read more ....

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Well that didn’t take long, did it?

His son, Michael Jackson, hasn’t even been laid to rest (presumably) yet and already old man Joe Jackson, known for being the root cause for his dysfunctional family, has told ABC that Michael’s 11 year old daughter, Paris, might have a future in the entertainment business along with the youngest son, nicknamed Blanket, who “can really dance.”

The three children, which include 12 year old Prince Michael II, have no biological connection to the Man in the Mirror, having been conceived by donated sperm, and 2 of whom were born to Debbie Rowe, read more ....

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If, as we’re lead to believe that super star Michael Jackson grew up with a parent who, constantly displayed a face that showed all the happiness of a rottweiler chewing on a wasp, then it appears that if the three young children who succeed the deceased You Are Not Alone singer, known as Prince Michael, 12, and daughter Paris Michael Katherine, 11 and of course maybe even his third child by an unknown surrogate mother, Blanket, have the unfortunate future of being placed with Debbie Rowe as their mother, then they too will grow up with all the issues and traumatized childhood memories as read more ....

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If you buy a Louis Vuitton handbag you don’t expect to get home and find a Guess handbag in it’s place. If you book a 5 star hotel room in The Plaza Hotel in Manhattan you wouldn’t settle for a single room in a boutique hotel on 28th street.

So why does old man Joe Jackson, 80, think that the discerning people of Britain, and the rest of the world, who spent their hard earned money on tickets to see superstar Michael Jackson at the London O2 Arena can whipped up into an equally insane frenzy at the prospect read more ....

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Doesn’t death have a strange effect on an individual’s memory?

And this has became no more apparent than last night at the BET Awards, the ceremony that had been rapidly manipulated since Thursday to become a tribute and memorial to the death of Michael Jackson.

But how strange to see Jackson’s father, Joe Jackson, looking so perky walking up the red carpet as he was accompanied by no less than his attorney, bleating on about how he suspects foul play in the death of the son, who’s living years he made hell, and then the outpouring of grief by Michael’s sister read more ....

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