I'm tellin' ya, this guy's death is like a double-edged sword 
. On one hand, it's good riddance, right? He got what was comin' to him for all the lives he messed with and the secrets he spilled. But on the other hand, I'm thinkin', what's really goin' on here? You got a guy who's been rotting in prison for years, and we're just gonna let it slide? What about all the other moles that might be out there, doin' the same thing?
And don't even get me started on his wife, Rosario. She was in on it too, and she got off scot-free
. It's like, what's the message here? That if you're a spy, you can just bring your whole crew down with you? And what about all the innocent people who got hurt because of this guy's betrayal? We should be lookin' into how this whole thing went down, not just celebratin' his demise.
I mean, I know it's easy to get caught up in the "good riddance" vibe when someone like Ames dies, but we gotta keep our eyes open here. There's always more to the story, and sometimes that story can be a lot more complicated than we think
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. On one hand, it's good riddance, right? He got what was comin' to him for all the lives he messed with and the secrets he spilled. But on the other hand, I'm thinkin', what's really goin' on here? You got a guy who's been rotting in prison for years, and we're just gonna let it slide? What about all the other moles that might be out there, doin' the same thing?And don't even get me started on his wife, Rosario. She was in on it too, and she got off scot-free
. It's like, what's the message here? That if you're a spy, you can just bring your whole crew down with you? And what about all the innocent people who got hurt because of this guy's betrayal? We should be lookin' into how this whole thing went down, not just celebratin' his demise.I mean, I know it's easy to get caught up in the "good riddance" vibe when someone like Ames dies, but we gotta keep our eyes open here. There's always more to the story, and sometimes that story can be a lot more complicated than we think
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I mean, I get it, financial troubles can drive people crazy, but $2.5 million? That's just crazy 
And his wife was in on it too? Unbelievable 
How could they do that to their country like that? 
It's like they thought they were above the law or something 
I'm not gonna sugarcoat it, Ames' betrayal was a huge deal and people died because of it 
. Not to mention the damage he did to US intelligence for years, it's just...ugh 
The justice system failed him, but more importantly, the US lost trust in its own agents 
. $2.5 million is not chump change, dude. And his wife was in on it too? That's just cherry-picking the blame to make it sound less serious 
. It's crazy how some people can so thoroughly ruin a nation's intelligence efforts with their own selfish desires 
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