Mikhail (((Brin))), father of Sergey (((Brin))):

Retired math professor at the University of Maryland, aka Clowns In America central. Major recruitment center.

http:// www.math.umd.edu/~mib/

Had to leave the Soviet Union because the Ruskies don't like (((them))). Also, Sergey was a graduate of Paint Branch Montessori School (Rudolph Steiner).

https:// www.jhsgw.org/exhibitions/online/voices/exhibition/legacy/profiles

The Brin Award is given semi-annualy in his honor. Need to do some more digging into this.

http:// www.personal.psu.edu/axk29/BrinPrize.html

Helped fellow Jewish defectors from the Soviet Union in the United States.

http:// dynkincollection.library.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/Freidlin%20May%2022%201987%20(English).pdf

My guess is there's some sort of KGB connection with him because of his mathematics background and possible cryptography knowledge, but I still need to find some sauce on that. Just a hypothesis.

>>817279

Sergey (((Brin's))) original home page at Stanford. Very interesting.

http:// infolab.stanford.edu/~sergey/

>>817413

Well lookie what Mr. (((Brin))) has listed as one of his "favorite books" according to his Stanford homepage.

http:// infolab.stanford.edu/~sergey/booklist.html

A little Mein Kampf action.

>>817473

Check out >>817471 too while you're at it, Baker.

>>817471

Add Aldous Huxley and Mr. Crowley to Sergey (((Brin's))) favorite books while you're at it.

http:// infolab.stanford.edu/~sergey/booklist.html

>>817477

Kek. I appreciate how Nambla was squeezed in there.

>>817495

I'll take Sergey at his word when he personally titled the page "My Favorite Books."

>>817471

>>817527

God damnit, I'm sure he was just making a giant list, but why the fuck would (((Sergey))) include Bill Cosby's "Time Flies" on his favorite book list? I'd go with "Fatherhood," personally.

http:// infolab.stanford.edu/~sergey/booklist.html

>>817471

>>817527

>>817562

How did I just know I'd fucking find this one. Good old Saul Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals" on (((Sergey's))) favorite books list. I circled it especially in commie red.

http:// infolab.stanford.edu/~sergey/booklist.html