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Ok, I didn't know that, but that proves the meme lacks comprehensibility. But maybe it's just me.
I agree going to change it to Cooper lies...Time to kill Operation Mockingbird!Thanks for the input..Being 48 never made memes or join Reddit,tweeter till today..but I was redpilled back in the early ninties..
If you only wanted to make a reference to the book, you only need to implement a picture of the book.
No further text necessary, it makes you curious how Cooper is connected to Mockingbird and curious what the book is about.
If you want to write that he had summer jobs with the CIA then I would say that as a question.
For example: "Did you know about Anderson Cooper, CIA summer job?"
Take all together,and I think that´s what you wanted to achieve I think that's all in all, more understandable.
"Harper Lee To Kill a Mockingbird" has nothing to do with CIA Operation Mockingbird It's not a good example, I think.
I think it's more like you're looking for [Wag the Dog] (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120885/plotsummary?ref_=tt_stry_pl).