Take the following as truth: The nondrinking, nonsmoking, noncarousing, and mostly monolingual CIA officials of today do not have the vices of either their more adventurous contemporaries or their flamboyant Ivy League predecessors, but it is really unfair to expect them to cope with all those foreigners out there.
Then the following statement: "Most CIA officials of today have numerous, serious vices which are quite dangerous when compared to that of their contemporaries." is true, false, or inconclusive?