Paris Jackson's mask

RECENTLY, SOMEWHERE, there was an interview with paris jackson, adorable daughter of michael jackson, and she was talking about how her father always made her wear a mask in public when she was a little girl. (way back when)

paris said she never understood why she had to do that at the time, she just did it, because daddy wanted it that way, but now, she says, she understands it, understands why. and how old is paris now, something like twelve or thirteen?

now she understands, because she's old enough to, and as she gets older, she will come to understand much more, about herself, her life, and the world in which she lives, and most probably will deal with it all splendidly and have a wonderful happy life. or so we hope.

her understanding will keep growing, and maybe she will someday see the money, material wealth, and celebrity worship in america for what it is; the very effective game plan implemented by the rather small number of huge super wealthy corporations and humans who are masters of america, and, they hope, eventually, the world. they call it "the new world order", aka, global corporate control.

and we, the mainstream american masses, happy campers all, the sweetly seduced recipients, benefactors, and worshippers of commerial culture, we sheepishly let it stand. 

but its not too late! we can still rebel, and overthrow our corporate trainers, and their insane commodity culture. we can refuse to pay for cable or satellite television. we can patronize small locally owned businesses, and grow our own food. when we happen to see paris jackson, we can smile, and move on. and, we can let singers be singers, and dancers be dancers, and stop twisting them into gods in flesh and blood.

paris jackson, unless i am mistaken, no longer wears a mask in public.  presumably, she is often recognized, but seldom if ever mobbed or threatened. maybe just a few autographs here and there, nothing too intrusive, bless her sweet heart.

you hope that she enjoys her ensuing life as the daughter of a super celebrity icon. but you wonder.

the father of paris jackson was nothing other than a heavily marketed corporate commodity, a man exploited, to some extent willingly, by our corporate plutocratic masters, and ultimately destroyed by them. may paris enjoy a kinder fate.

may we all, for that matter. but why we allow this to happen is utterly beyond comprehension.

Bb

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