Fraud Is Passe

To date I've not authorized my work or my image to be used anywhere outside my one YouTube account or my one Google account. To date I've received no compensation for works of mine which were used commercially. My most recent post consists of music which always lived in me, so it's possible that experience may have brought it out of me in the past. It should be obvious now to see what the business does with honest work about things like virtue: they take it without asking and use it to make themselves look virtuous as they commit fraud. This can leave a very deep false impression in the minds and hearts of trusting consumers, so I would advise all to read every word of my blogs if they wish to break this evil spell. I laugh when I hear about how my fame is in the past. Firstly, I don't think of my songs or sketches as obnoxious fads but as timeless expressions of my life. In fact, some of them are more relevant now than they were when I first shared them because their content has since proven truthful. As for my 'past glory', I don't recall having any kind of enviable life in the last six years. Most of them have been spent fighting for my life against popular celebrities backed by wealthy networks and music labels. These superstars made sure you cheered for them at my expense: no money for me, no limousine ride for me, no love for me, no glamourous parties... But I shared my work anyway. That should prove my timeless virtue. The only thing that should be passe is entertainment fraud. It seems to me that the TV stage has been rigged in favour of bands who steal my songs and comedians who steal my words. And among the sketches they stole was Magnum Farce, which was intended to make my readers aware of how the hypnotic power of TV stars could be abused. Their illegal performance featured David Soul, but I don't care. It was still unauthorized. And am I a cop now? Why do I look like a cop? Is it so they don't have to look like criminals? Again, please reject their news when they talk about me.
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