We aren't talking about an imaginary person, we are talking about a specific individual. And I suggest to you that you shouldn't take the words of a prolific li

We aren't talking about an imaginary person, we are talking about a specific individual. And I suggest to you that you shouldn't take the words of a prolific liar at face value, as demonstrated by the very case we are talking about. He claims to have ethical concerns but those disappeared as soon as he was paid? Maybe it was about self-interest all along?