Difference between revisions of "QMS"
(I believe that you are wrong, http://johnorem4sheriff.com/forms/sitemap10.php Download form e104, nsy, http://johnorem4sheriff.com/forms/sitemap11.php Php contact form to download file after submissi) |
(What do you do for a living? http://www.waynehastings.net/tabalon buy tabalon "The Thatcher legacy â of course I live off it to some extent," he says. "What I did for her has been grossly exaggerat) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | + | What do you do for a living? http://www.waynehastings.net/tabalon buy tabalon "The Thatcher legacy â of course I live off it to some extent," he says. "What I did for her has been grossly exaggerated by some, and grossly underestimated by others." According to Mark Hollingsworth's biography of Bell, The Ultimate Spin Doctor, he advised her on everything from how to relax on television â "to melt her almost frozen expression, Bell would sit behind the camera and pull faces" â to how to attack Labour, including the famous "Labour Isn't Working" poster campaign, featuring an endless queue of the unemployed (actually Young Conservatives borrowed for the shoot), that helped discredit the Callaghan government in the late 70s â shortly before the Thatcher government sent unemployment much higher. "My profound belief," Bell continues, "is that a small number of words, a strong visual image, can change the way people think." At Bell Pottinger, which he co-founded in 1998, "We tell stories â I don't mean lies. We work for people who want to tell their side of the story." | |
Revision as of 12:45, 29 January 2015
What do you do for a living? http://www.waynehastings.net/tabalon buy tabalon "The Thatcher legacy â of course I live off it to some extent," he says. "What I did for her has been grossly exaggerated by some, and grossly underestimated by others." According to Mark Hollingsworth's biography of Bell, The Ultimate Spin Doctor, he advised her on everything from how to relax on television â "to melt her almost frozen expression, Bell would sit behind the camera and pull faces" â to how to attack Labour, including the famous "Labour Isn't Working" poster campaign, featuring an endless queue of the unemployed (actually Young Conservatives borrowed for the shoot), that helped discredit the Callaghan government in the late 70s â shortly before the Thatcher government sent unemployment much higher. "My profound belief," Bell continues, "is that a small number of words, a strong visual image, can change the way people think." At Bell Pottinger, which he co-founded in 1998, "We tell stories â I don't mean lies. We work for people who want to tell their side of the story."
