[Liberator]

The Professor might be unlucky, but imho justified.
He agreed to keep the secrets after all.

Justified? How?

Did you miss the part where the company he owns is doing top secret work with the information he "shared".  In some places(not that I'd advocate it) he woulda be hung as a traitor.  Doesn't matter why he did it, he provided classified information to foreign nationals without authoization, at the very least he violated his contract with the Army.

[General Battuta]

Agreed, he made a big mistake.

[Dilmah G]

The Professor might be unlucky, but imho justified.
He agreed to keep the secrets after all.

Justified? How?

Did you miss the part where the company he owns is doing top secret work with the information he "shared".  In some places(not that I'd advocate it) he woulda be hung as a traitor.  Doesn't matter why he did it, he provided classified information to foreign nationals without authoization, at the very least he violated his contract with the Army.

Ohh, I thought he was referring to the Professor's actions as justified.

[Flipside]

Yup, I misread that first time through as well.

[Nuke]

This isn't rocket science.

rocket science actually makes sense, law on the other hand, is a convoluted mess.

i think jail time is the worst way to deal with the problem. im not sayig he should get away with it, i mean you could just stick him with a big ass fine and the damage hes already done to his reputation. throwing his ass in jail wont really accomplish anything. on the other hand how do we know that these foreign students didnt invent the thing.