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Ernst & Young Suffers Worst Crisis Imaginable
Wed., Jun. 29, 2022
By Kevin McCauley
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Jul. 5, 2022, by Joe Honick
When Bill asks who would want some scandal ridden outfit to fire, I have a study made some years ago that detailed a long list of scandal ridden countries around the world who were happily hiring American PR firms who likewise were happily signing on for huge fees including from nations with massively poor and hungry populations. Scandal from either side has seldom been something to keep f rom doing business.
What we are facing now is a case of what I call RATTING OUT THE GODFATHER(C) with the J6 Committee and similar actions where the good folks in "Crisis Management" no doubt will be phoned.