MarcNotMark
Senior Member (Voting Rights)
Screw ye latherPS - "Esther Crawley" has some truly awesome anagrams![]()
(I see a new thread coming

Screw ye latherPS - "Esther Crawley" has some truly awesome anagrams![]()
I think a PR consultant would have advised her not to lie in public as knowing that whatever she does is picked apart, anything she can't back up will get highlighted and will damage her brand. She has probably read some stuff on how to market yourself and may have been helped with presention skills - engage the audience with personal stories, lots of eye contact, pause before saying something so that it has more effect, make the audience laugh by repeated cake references etc.PR companies are not interested in the truth. Their mission is branding and thus spin.
I have zero doubt she uses a PR consultant at this point; it also appears
she spontaneously generates "alternative facts" when under pressure. I'm very grateful Mr Tuller
is keeping the pressure on, despite her insistence on painting this as harassment.
I am so very tired of truth-tellers being made out to be villains for pointing out a corrupt narrative.
It seems we are in a dawning era of truth right now, and more power to the brave souls who are standing up to
the web of lies in all domains.
I wouldn't, it would just be material for her lawyers to exploit(I see a new thread coming)
I meant an anagram thread of courseI wouldn't, it would just be material for her lawyers to exploit
Yes, the way she coopted the "reframing the narrative of ME" for her own agenda, along with the traits you mention are what make me certain she has consulted a PR person. I did then go on to say that she appears to be manufacturing alternative facts when she goes off-script.I think a PR consultant would have advised her not to lie in public as knowing that whatever she does is picked apart, anything she can't back up will get highlighted and will damage her brand. She has probably read some stuff on how to market yourself and may have been helped with presention skills - engage the audience with personal stories, lots of eye contact, pause before saying something so that it has more effect, make the audience laugh by repeated cake references etc.
I know what you meant but i wouldn't, making fun of a liar with lawyers is not a smart strategyI meant an anagram thread of course![]()
Not all threads have to be about Esther Crawley.I know what you meant but i wouldn't, making fun of a liar with lawyers is not a smart strategy
She has probably read some stuff on how to market yourself and may have been helped with presention skills
Tuller must be delighted. Every time he seems to be running out of material, Crawley graciously tosses him a new juicy story to run with.
I think you're being a little over cautious on this one. As far as I'm aware anagrams have never been illegal.I know what you meant but i wouldn't, making fun of a liar with lawyers is not a smart strategy
They are not, i just like to be very professional when going after institutions that will use every dirty trick against you. I aim to provide no ammunition, it makes her actions look extra bad when they can't even dig up any mud to try to sling.I think you're being a little over cautious on this one. As far as I'm aware anagrams have never been illegal.
I don't know, "leathery screw", and "rawest lechery" might get someone into a lot of troubleI think you're being a little over cautious on this one. As far as I'm aware anagrams have never been illegal.
"lawyer screech do tort". Sorry Doctor Esther Crawley.I know what you meant but i wouldn't, making fun of a liar with lawyers is not a smart strategy
Her sect lawyerPerhaps a brave new lawyer, Try Sewer Leach, will appear out of thin air to defend Saint Esther's honour?
PS - "Esther Crawley" has some truly awesome anagrams![]()
I think a PR consultant would have advised her not to lie in public as knowing that whatever she does is picked apart, anything she can't back up will get highlighted and will damage her brand. She has probably read some stuff on how to market yourself and may have been helped with presention skills - engage the audience with personal stories, lots of eye contact, pause before saying something so that it has more effect, make the audience laugh by repeated cake references etc.