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The strongest argument against him being a Russian asset is that the Russians would have instructed him to maintain a plausible cover. :) This isn't merely a j
by mopsi 2y ago
The strongest argument against him being a Russian asset is that the Russians would have instructed him to maintain a plausible cover. :)
This isn't merely a joke. If you read about famous intelligence stories, you'll see how much emphasis the Russians place on maintaining a believable cover to protect their agents.
- lysace 2y agoSomehow I don't see him understanding or abiding to such nuances. The obvious severe ADHD is likely an issue here. Can you imagine being his handler?