Clarence Mitchell has been appointed to head Burson-Marsteller’s Public Affairs practice

tiny wrote:Ye gods that mitchell is a bullshiter.burson marstella must approve of liars working for them

Genbug wrote:Changes jobs a lot, doesn't he?

Genbug wrote:Changes jobs a lot, doesn't he?

aiyoyo wrote:He had a steady and cushy job at N0. 10 until the mccanns came along, and now that he's cursed by the mccanns he's suddenly become a rolling stone.

tigger wrote:

aiyoyo wrote:He had a steady and cushy job at N0. 10 until the mccanns came along, and now that he's cursed by the mccanns he's suddenly become a rolling stone.

The McCann affair has benefitted many: the media, the newspapers, publishers, SY and nr. 10 in getting rid of Clarrie without severance pay.

Clarence Mitchell joined Burson-Marsteller from Lewis PR where he was Director of Media Strategy and Public Affairs, offering clients strategic counsel across the issues and crisis management and public affairs practices, a role he combined with his ongoing duties as official media spokesman for Kate and Gerry McCann. Previously, he was a consultant with Freud Communications.

candyfloss wrote:
Clarence Mitchell appointed as Burson-Marsteller’s new Public Affairs Practice Chair

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Prior to that, he was Director of the UK Government’s Media Monitoring Unit leading a team that advised No 10 and all of the major Departments of State on how best to respond to the daily news agenda. Before moving into Government Comms and PR, he was an on-air News Correspondent and Presenter with BBC News.

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aiyoyo wrote:Will there be a day of reckoning?

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Does it mean it is an open door for people to ask him questions about his past infamous clients?

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aiyoyo wrote:

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Does it mean it is an open door for people to ask him questions about his past infamous clients?

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aiyoyo wrote:Will there be a day of reckoning?

Mick McNulty wrote:I didn't know where to post this info but when it comes to any doubts about Madeleine McCann any reference to Clarence Mitchell meets the criterion.
This morning I came across an interesting interview from Bristol Community Radio, who last week interviewed former government insider Barrister Michael Shrimpton, author of the book Spyhunter and a former judge with links to the intelligence community. As well as references to Jimmy Saville and Ted Heath, about half way through the eighteen-minute segment Michael mentions the fate of Madeleine McCann. I cannot tell if this is his opinion or a fact, though he expresses it as fact. It involves security services, high-level paedophilia and murder. The mention of Madeleine is brief but the whole interview is interesting.
I came across the interview while checking out politics and economics on David Icke's website, so thanks to David for that, who uploaded the audio onto You Tube:
Michael Shrimpton Exposes Ted Heath (and others). [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

aiyoyo wrote:Will there be a day of reckoning?

happychick wrote:

Mick McNulty wrote:I didn't know where to post this info but when it comes to any doubts about Madeleine McCann any reference to Clarence Mitchell meets the criterion.
This morning I came across an interesting interview from Bristol Community Radio, who last week interviewed former government insider Barrister Michael Shrimpton, author of the book Spyhunter and a former judge with links to the intelligence community. As well as references to Jimmy Saville and Ted Heath, about half way through the eighteen-minute segment Michael mentions the fate of Madeleine McCann. I cannot tell if this is his opinion or a fact, though he expresses it as fact. It involves security services, high-level paedophilia and murder. The mention of Madeleine is brief but the whole interview is interesting.
I came across the interview while checking out politics and economics on David Icke's website, so thanks to David for that, who uploaded the audio onto You Tube:
Michael Shrimpton Exposes Ted Heath (and others). [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

aiyoyo wrote:Will there be a day of reckoning?

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Ye Gods, Barrister Michael Shrimpton has no qualms about speaking on national radio saying that Madeleine McCann was abused by a senior politician then murdered. In fact, years ago he said the same thing in some report and it's apparent that the McCanns haven't sued him for "harming the search".

Also he says that Saville took children from Haut de la Garenne on a "death ride" to Edward Heath's yacht where they were abused by Heath then thrown into the sea.

He also says that David Kelly, Robin Cook, Princess Diana were murdered/assassinated.

If he's not careful he will also be assassinated by the same people who silence others.

Jean wrote:To me the claims are absolute nonsense.

In my opinion, the McCanns only take action against the people whose comments are too near the truth, so Mr Shrimpton has no cause for concern.