Never Going to Hurt You Land ie Neverland

Ever wonder why Michael Jackson named his ranch Neverland? It is said it is from the Peter Pan story, but what if it means more?  Many times truth is in plain sight and hidden for only a select group to understand.  What if it was also his symbolic stand?  With the release of the Epstein files, and the obvious vilification of MJ for speaking out about protecting children, "Never Land" could mean a safe haven and "Land" where you will "Never" go to harm a child.   

MJ built Neverland as a place for sick and disadvantaged children to laugh, play, and just be kids again.  It was a place away from the Hollyweird machine that stole his own innocence. He spoke out about protecting the vulnerable, and in return our opposite world accused him of the perverse actions they were actually committing while the real monsters stayed hidden. 

I sense he saw the darkness and said, "Not here. Not my place." It was his way of saying "Never going to hurt you land." The King of Pop wasn't the villain.  He was the protector they had to silence. 

What do you think?

Much Love, Lynn 

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