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Michael Jackson seemed to enjoy the protection of the Copyright Cabal when he was making money. Hollywood mafia lackey Pellicano was dispatched to attack Jackson's 13 year old accuser. And who knows what Jacko was doing on Pleasure Island, protected by the Eisner's private Disney security forces. All we know is that when Jacko was used up and not profitable, and the Cabal wanted his Beatles Copyrights, he fled to the Nation of Islam and Dubai. Hmmmm..... As for Pellicano's highest loyalty, the facts of history speak for themselves:Pellicano considered Fields by far his most important client.It was Fields who, according to former Pellicano employees, brought Pellicano into DreamWorks Animation C.E.O. Jeffrey Katzenberg's litigation with Disney's Michael Eisner, Tom Cruise's defense against a gay-porn star's sex allegations, Imagine Entertainment's suit against Mike Myers, and Kevin Costner's struggle with a difficult British fan, to name but a few. "He would speak to Bert just about every day," says DiSabatino, "and if he was working one of his cases, they would talk a few times a day."Until Pellicano's indictment, in fact, Fields was probably his biggest fan, serving up adoring quotes for media profiles of him. "Time after time, Anthony comes up with the witness I'm looking for," Fields told a writer in 1992. "He gets me results, so I stick with him."Kat Pellicano discloses a measure of how tight the two men became. "Six or seven years ago," she says, "Anthony comes home one night and tells me we are going to become Jewish and that Bert Fields has arranged conversion classes for both of us. I said, 'Anthony, with all that Italian and Catholic bulls**t of yours and my being an almost atheist from Oklahoma, why the hell do you want us to become Jewish?' He tells me, 'Because Bert thinks it will be good for my business. Most of the lawyers out here are Jews, so it would be a good thing.' I refused to participate, and the idea eventually went away." <a class="user" href="http://www.vanityfair.com/fame/features/2006/06/pellicano200606?currentPage=2&quot;&gt;http://www.vanityfair.com/fame/features/2006/06/pe ...</a>

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