1ST ISSUE:

Joe Jackson & The remaining Jackson Five Brothers wanted to give Michael an ELABORATE Funeral Service, including an Open Casket and Procession through the streets of Los Angeles, California; Much-Like what was done for Elvis Presley & Princess Diana. Joe & The Brothers wanted the fans to be able to throw Flowers upon Michaels Body, as he made his way to the Staples Center for the Official Ceremony.

Katherine, Janet & Letoya have opted to maintain a certain level of Quiet Dignity. They have voted against the Jackson Males, and want a service where the Casket Will be CLOSED. Katherine, as many of us know, is a very Religious Woman. She has opted to have a Single, Sequined Glove & Black Fedora placed on Top of Michaels CLOSED Coffin.

Personally and Honestly Speaking, Someone of Michael Jacksons Caliber DESERVES a HUGE Send Off. He lived an Xtravagant, Over-The-Top Lifestyle, and should also receive the SAME sort of Funeral Services. I THINK the Males of the Family have the BEST IDEA in wanting Michael to be driven/carried through the Streets. His casket SHOULD BE OPEN, as to give the Adoring Fans from around the WORLD, a Final Look at the Falling ICON.

SECOND ISSUE:

Anyone who watched the magnificent concert memorial yesterday celebrating the life of Michael Jackson, the heart-wrenching speech by Paris was the moment most will NEVER forget.

Fighting back tears, Paris said: “Ever since I was born, Daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine and I just wanted to say I love him so much.”

But, now we hear there’s some brouhaha brewing over in the Jackson family as to whether it was a good idea for Michael’s daughter to step to the microphone and into the public domain after all these years hidden behind masks.

“At the end of the service, there was a bit of a disagreement within the assembled Jackson siblings on stage. While Janet, LaToya and Marlon felt it important for Michael’s only daughter, Paris Katherine Jackson, to say a few words, some of the others – including Randy and Jermaine – weren’t so sure,” the Chicago Sun Times reported.

Despite the reservations, a close family friend believes the youngster’s 26-word speech helped remind people it was a somber occasion.

The friend said: “I think it made everyone else cry, too, but that was OK. It made people realize this was a grief-stricken daughter pouring out her heart. I’ll never forget that moment.”