.@PRWeekUS published a profile of Harold Burson in 2014. He mentioned the work they did for the junta and called it a "big mistake" but added that they had asked the State Department who told them:
"if you can help them build a democracy no problem."
prweek.com/article/128115…
"if you can help them build a democracy no problem."
prweek.com/article/128115…
But then Burson says "it wasn’t political" - which was a lie. They declared that they were performing political activities on their FARA forms. And now we know exactly what they were doing: cjr.org/analysis/willi…
photo 2: efile.fara.gov/docs/2469-Exhi…
photo 3: justice.gov/nsd-fara/page/…
photo 2: efile.fara.gov/docs/2469-Exhi…
photo 3: justice.gov/nsd-fara/page/…
How many other US public relations firms have helped dictators "build democracies" around the world?
