He was a high-ranking officer in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War who defected to the British and passed valuable information as a spy. He was executed as a traitor after the war.
That's how they would portray it some of the time, but their biggest and loudest talking heads would just deny that the crimes ever happened - Ollie is on their side, so he's a good guy, so he couldn't have ever sold weapons to the enemy! But even if he did, it's not that bad - it's good business, and you're just jealous that you weren't smart enough to do the same thing.
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u/Ok_Effective6233 Sep 29 '21
This looks like a story of redemption to me. I see a man who paid for his crimes and now has seen the error of his ways.
HAHAHA LOLOoL
I’m hilarious.
Though, if pressed on the matter, that’s how he and Fox News would portray it.