>>2850675

No my point is that it's not as simple as some make it out to be. You can say he was 'clown trained from the beginning', but what if he wasn't? What if he was recruited later?

How many people working on that side are just misled or have been trapped into a role because they once thought they were doing the right thing? You can say there are good guys and bad guys. Yes, I absolutely believe that evil exists, but even good people can do bad things. I think Mccain was evil to the bone, but someone like Sergey is not on the same level as someone like Mccain.

Now if Sergey has his personal fingers in the bad shit and was actively promoting censorship and all the other DARPA agenda stuff then yeah, send him to prison, but I would say for the sanity of our republic, people like him get a fair trial. We need to know whether they were recruited into it or if they were behind it from day one.

"The law of this temporal sword has existed from

the beginning of the world. For when Cain slew

his brother Abel, he was in such great terror of be

ing killed in turn that God even placed a special

prohibition on it and suspended the sword for his sake, so that no one was to slay him "

>>2848529

I don't know if I would call it a high level in the US to be a college professor in Mathematics or a researcher at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Those are both careers you can hold pretty well even with broken English provided that your background is strong. I once had a German Physics prof whose English was abysmal.

one-Haff-em-vee-square!

I'm sure NASA hires a lot of people who don't have great English too. It's the research expertise they're after more than the communication skills. "Researcher" is a very vague title. I wouldn't consider it a 'high' level without knowing more about her role.

Now the reason I don't necessarily agree with your assessment is that Sergey went to public school and he lived in Prince George's county.

If you your choice of places to live in Maryland you probably would not pick PG County. (Anne Arundel or Montgomery maybe) but not PG. There are wealthy people who live in PG, yes, but it is not one of the more prestigious places to live in that region.