With anti-Semitism on the rise globally and the BDS movement spreading at campuses the world over, there is a growing need for educated and charismatic spokespersons capable of advocating for Israel and winning converts.
Having been an MSP since the beginning of the parliament in 1999, the 50-year-old is experienced and capable as a front bench spokesperson.
"There is fear amongst the general public about what these systems are capable of," said Gretchen West, a spokesperson for the Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, a drone advocacy organization.
Each person is uniquely capable of performing their job: the company spokesperson is a gifted public speaker; the administrative assistant is a master multi-tasker; and the CEO is excellent at setting the vision and leading the team.
A seasoned press flack who Clinton implicitly trusts -- and, it should be added, who is more than capable of handling the job of State Department spokesperson -- Wolfson is a naturally good fit.
"However, we have advised broadcasters this doesn't mean the use of the word is acceptable in any programme in any context and that it is capable of causing significant offence in certain contexts," the spokesperson said.
Mark Toner, Spokesperson, United States Department of State : "Naturally, I just would say that we urge all nuclear-capable states to exercise restraint regarding nuclear capabilities.
"SodaStream's announcement … shows that the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement is increasingly capable of holding corporate criminals to account for their participation in Israeli apartheid and colonialism," said Rafeef Ziadah, a spokesperson.
A spokesperson from the National Crime Agency said such items "aren't harmless souvenirs or toys – they are dangerous weapons capable of causing serious harm and facilitating further crime.
One of its previous proponents, Harry Roque, later served as Duterte's spokesperson — but he now echoes the government line that killings are not state sanctioned and local courts are capable of acting on them.
