mediations: It's an honour, Boris

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It's an honour, Boris

Is this man.....

A. A buffoon pretending to be a politician?

B. A politician pretending to be a buffoon?

C. One of the great communicators of our age, deserving of the CIPR President's Medal?

Some people will go for A, some for B.

But outgoing CIPR President Lionel Zetter is showing remarkable originality with his choice.

February 12, 2008 in ethics | Permalink

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I'd say A, but an intelligent buffoon and a hell of a writer

Posted by: Kristine | February 16, 2008 at 12:09 PM

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