C.O.V.E.R.S.
Crafty Opinions Veiledly Exposing Ruthless Situations
TRUTH: A large donation made to the church I attended as a cover for the pastor to slant his sermon by using select key words and references.
TRUTH: The pastor's daughter has a blog. Her blog entry titles cover (copy) titles of the books lined up on my dresser.
TRUTH: Went in to a department store on 7/20/11, the store's stereo system was compromised. Song after song played on the playlist in an effort for the stalkers to knowlingly cover (follow) me wherever I'd go.
C.O.V.E.R.S., they are everywhere. In the TV commercials, company logos, on Twitter, trending topics on whatthetrend.com, on our cell phones, on Pandora radio ads, on billboards to name a few. Look around.
If you haven't read the book, "Twelve Steps Toward Political Revelation" by Walter Mosely, let me urge you to please do so ASAP. If we can sit still long enough and really take a good look at this place, we'll begin to realize and share some of the same sentiments that Mr. Mosely does. He challenges us to consider who controls the majority of the newspapers, TV shows, media, military, schools, etc. Let's seriously think about this for a minute. What's your answer? Read the book. See if your answer is the same as the author's.
I see "The Boondocks" is back on TV, now airing on the Adult Swim channel. Perhaps, Aaron McGruder's characters were right. There really is more to this than we can see. There really is more going on. Are we listening?
Truth veiled in humor. From Chris Rock's hypocrisy of democracy in his "Never Scared" comedy special to George Carlin's "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television." Wait a second. Check the background. What was going on in the world at that time for these guys to want to talk about it in their comedy routines? What's going on in our world right now?
Listen. Get the message. The TRUTH is standing right in front of our faces. Let's blow its cover.
Aren't we tired living in a coma, being pimped under the illusion of circumstance?
Video: Illusion, Coma, Pimp & Circumstance|Prince|Musicology CD
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