Tom Modrak's resume may have been more impressive than Beane's, but that's where his advantage ends. Modrak got a nice gig in Buffalo to not do any work from Jacksonville and still collect the paycheck. It's ludicrous to compare that dark history with what's happening now. Again, the current regime seems to be much more aligned with Donahoe's entry than with the byzantine mess that followed his exit. Levy & Jauron didn't revamp the scouting department. Levy was clueless about scouting and personnel. Modrak was the absentee head of scouting. Half the scouting department had loyalties to the deposed Donahoe and half were still holdovers from Dwight Adams (who hated getting fired for Modrak).
So yeah, I can see how you can confuse a rudderless organization operating under a cash to cap mandate, where Melvin Fowler is your star free agent acquisition, with what's happening now.
And why do you continue to make things up to support your point? Here are Beane's qualifications, taken from Panthers' release. How in the world is it like Russ Brandon? Despite his age, he was the most qualified for the job than anyone else who's been hired by the franchise, other than Polian & Donahoe.