The Expatriate Radio Commentator

An American journalist had lived in Europe for about twenty years when war broke out. He then went to work for the enemy government's radio company, paid a monthly salary, as a news editor and commentator. He made around 300 broadcasts aimed at America, pushing the enemy's ideas and warning of a supposed worldwide Jewish plot. He says his motive was good: he believed he was serving America's true interests. The question is whether a good motive matters.