May 5 – Michael Jackson Spotted in Pepsi Headquarters – Just Days Ago

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Just two weeks before Pepsi announced a ground-breaking “global partnership with the Estate of Michael Jackson”, say sources, the King of Pop – or a dead ringer – showed up the firm’s corporate offices in Purchase, NY, possibly to put his signature on the deal.

And if that is, in fact, what happened, he was whisked away in a sea of black-suited body guards and helicoptered out of the parking lot before the ink was dry, the eyewitnesses say.

Not surprisingly, neither Pepsi nor the Estate have commented on the reports.

“He was in – bang – and out – bang – just like that,” a source told South African reporter Harel Fenster-Claymore, whose new book, “Dead or Alive: Michael Jackson is Still With Us”, is scheduled for a Christmas release.

“I couldn’t see his face because coming into the building he had on a fedora and a black-satin mask, like a surgical mask.

“But on the way out he tipped his hat at two of my friends, one of whom is a huge fan of Michael, and the mask was sort of falling down on one side. They could see his chin, cheekbones, eyes and his nose and hair.

“One friend told me, ‘He certainly looked just like all the pictures I’ve seen of Michael.’

“The other friend, the big fan, said, ‘It was Michael. I’ll put my hand on a Bible and give an oath in court – I saw Michael Jackson. I’d bet my life on it. Who else would fly out of there in a helicopter like that. Surely not an impostor.’”

Pepsi’s marketing deal with “the Estate of Michael Jackson” – which would be the only entity that legally could negotiate such an enterprise if the superstar is, in fact, dead – raised eyebrows and concerns when it was announced.

But fans quickly embraced the idea, with words like “brilliant” and “historic” and “inspiring” being used to describe it.

With headlines like, “Michael Jackson Dances Again” – referring to various of Jackson’s trademarked dance moves that will appear in silhouette on Pepsi cans – news of the venture spread like wildfire.

Intriguingly, Pepsi calls the campaign, “Live for Now”.

Some fans say, to them, the name suggests that perhaps the singer didn’t die of a doctor-administered drug overdose on June 25, 2009 at the age of 50, as the world has been led to believe.

“I’m not saying this proves Michael faked his death,” said Catherine Delaponte, the founder of a Jackson fan club in Paris, France. “But you have to admit that’s an interesting name for an advertising campaign that features dance moves that were made famous by a ‘dead’ superstar.

“I’m not one of these people who insist that Michael is alive. But I am one of these people who say he might be.

“I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that Michael masterminded this whole deal. He always had a good relationship with Pepsi. And I know the company helps a lot of charities that Michael would approve of.”

In a news release that went viral in online newspapers, magazines, blogs and fan sites,  Brad Jakeman, president, Global Enjoyment Brands, and chief creative officer, PepsiCo Global Beverages Group, said this:

“Pepsi has always been at the forefront of pop culture, helping to shape the music landscape.  This unique global partnership, around such a legendary music milestone, invites Pepsi fans from around the world to experience Michael Jackson’s music in an engaging and very NOW kind of way – it’s a model example of how Pepsi’s ‘Live for Now’ campaign can manifest itself in a way that resonates the world over.

John Branca and John McClain, co-executors of the Estate of Michael Jackson, said in the same release:

“We are thrilled to bring Michael and Pepsi back together, as they were in 1988, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of (Michael’s)  BAD album and tour and to put Michael on one billion Pepsi cans – perhaps a Guinness record.

” We’re excited to see it all come to life.”

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FBI: 7 zombies in U.S. Congress, but nobody can tell who they are

By DEREK CLONTZ
derekclontz.com

At least seven U.S. Congressmen are boot-licking zombies controlled by Haiti’s super-secret AIH intelligence agency – but here’s the clincher:

Senator John McCain. Zombie or human? You be the judge.

Nobody can figure out who they are because the living dead – with their shuffling gait, wrinkled skin, glassy stares and stumbling speech – are indistinguishable from all the geezer politicians on Capitol Hill.

So says the FBI in a frightening internal report that suggests the House of Representatives and Senate “could become a nest of pie-eyed zombies within the next 10 years” and, shockingly, “the American public would be none the wiser.”

“It’s a serious situation with national security implications that do not hearken well for our future as a free nation,” a senior FBI official who leaked portions of the report to me during a secret meeting and interview in Washington, D.C.

“By definition, zombies have limited mental faculties, no emotion, no free will, and they are only able to function at thebehest of voodoo priests who control their every move.

“By positioning zombies in the House and Senate, priests in the employ of Haiti’s intelligence office have the power to influence votes on bills that serve or hurt Haitian interests, such as trade initiatives, aide packages and telecommunications rulings that regulate the use of American telephones and wires for offshore boiler rooms, including fortune-telling services and psychic hot-lines that drive the Haitian economy.

“Unfortunately, our investigation has been stonewalled by elder statesmen who look and behave in zombie-like ways because they are either senile or physically impaired or both.

“I don’t have to name names here – you see them on the evening news almost every night. To get to the zombies, we have to weed out the simple elderly.

“But nobody wants to turn up on the front page of The Washington Post because they were interviewed in a zombie investigation. They’re using all the power at their disposal to shut us out.”

Not even Capitol Hill’s biggest blabbermouths will publicly discuss the investigation that one insider privately calls “the hottest topic of speculation since everyone was trying to guess the name of Watergate’s ‘Deep Throat.’”

In fact, behind closed doors, picking out the zombies in the House and Senate “has become a parlor game,” the insider says.

For their part, spokesmen at Haiti’s embassy in Washington are calling allegations of their dirt-poor island nation’s involvement in the zombie scandal “something we can only wish were true.”

“Haiti has been forgotten for too long,” explains one. “We would very much like to get our piece of the American pie, too.”

The FBI source says the agency caught wind of the problem when a former Haitian intelligence operative who entered the U.S. illegally was arrested for driving drunk – without a license – in Miami.

To avoid deportation, he agreed to tell the authorities what he knew about what he said was “our initiative to turn key U.S. politicians into zombies under Haitian control.”

He went on to say that “at least seven” senators and representatives “have been transformed” by powerful drugs and voodoo rituals “that were administered against their will.”

What happens next is anybody’s guess, but the FBI hopes that after the application of pressure through private channels, the House and Senate will see the light and agree to cooperate with the investigation.

“Once we are able to ask questions, we will get answers,” says the FBI source.

“Until then, our hands are tied. And that means laws are being made and bills are being passed by a body of lawmakers that includes men and women from every walk of life, including the living dead.”

# 11 – What Derek Predicts Today

You asked for it, you’re getting it: Three predictions a day from Derek Clontz, each to occur or have its greatest impact, he says, in the days, weeks and months after Dec. 21, 2012 – the date the “Mayan Calendar” wrongly sets for the end of the world.

Here’s installment #11.

- First lady Michelle Obama takes center stage in the presidential election after a close friend says that Mrs. Obama told her that Michael Jackson visited the White House in February – almost three years after his alleged death of what a court has ruled was a doctor-administered drug overdose in 2009. Republicans accuse Mrs. Obama of “trying to bring out the youth vote” to get her husband, President Barack Obama, re-elected. She will neither confirm nor deny the friend’s claim at a news conference in which she, in a Jackson-like fashion statement that many find “odd”, wears a single glove and sequined fedora.

-U.S. military forces in Afghanistan score a harrowing public relations setback that boomerangs in their favor when contract workers accidentally load pork skins, potted ham, beer and nudie magazines – all of which are taboo for devout Muslims – onto trucks delivering humanitarian aid to the Afgan people. Insulted Afghanis soon find, however, that they like the taste and flavor of pork and alcohol, not to mention the cheesecake and start begging for “more delicious foods and fun entertainments like our American friends enjoy” –  a sure indication they will adapt to Western ways rather than resist them.

- Infants cloned by the controversial Raelian UFO group develop intellectual capacity at super speed and put it to good use, drawing up a bold and sweeping plan for world peace and global economic equity before their first birthday.

Check back tomorrow for three more predictions in installment #12 of our continuing series. Questions? Comments? Prediction of your own to share? Use the ‘REPLY BOX” at the end of this report to weigh in.