Elvis and The colonel, the Story Of Abuse, Exploitations And Abuse,

chapter 6

Colonel tom Parker had stolen Money from Elvis Presley's bank account, he stole Elvis money from Elvis Presleys Bank account and used it for his own gambling, before his death, Parker had stolen 40$ from Elvis's bank account for his own profit and used it for his own gambling, the artists whose Elvis Presley had covered, never received any royalities which completely angered Elvis as colonel did not allow Elvis to pay those black Artists any royalities and he did not allow Elvis to give them credit, Parker had stolen so much money from Elvis Presleys Bank account, Parker had manipulated Elvis and other artists about his origins, where is from, the fact is that he was no Colonel, not a tom and not even a Parker and he was a Dutch immigrant from the Netherlands, He never allowed Elvis Presley a change to explore his own identity and he never allowed him the chance to tour overseas which Elvis Presley completely wanted, Elvis Presley was completely silenced of speaking out against the mistreatments and in his own life he was surrounded by enablers, Elvis Presleys stated "Without him, I wouldn't be this huge, this man is brilliant" shows a sign that younger boys men like Elvis Presley justifying their managers behaviour in order to silence them from speaking up, in the modern standard this would be considered totally unacceptable, Elvis had been manipulated by this man, Elvis had always wondered why did he even trust this man and called him Brilliant, colonel was never this brilliant, he manipulated Elvis, and used him for his own profit, Elvis never got a chance to speak out against his mistreatments, Parker did not care about Elvis, he only cared about money, gamblings, ELVIS was Totally manipulated, this man had manipulated Elvis and used him for his own profit, Manager often use Artists for their own profits and for their own gamblings, Artists and younger people like Elvis often justify their managers manipulative behaviours in order to silence them from speaking out against mistreatments,