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Posted by: George W. Maschke
Posted on: Oct 31st, 2002 at 9:28am
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Perhaps "ackkkmed's" use of a triple-k in his/her assumed name is an indication of where his/her true sympathies lie?

For any who may be baffled by "ackkkmed's" post, it is an apparent refence to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Rohde's 17 November 2001 New York Times article, "In 2 Abandoned Kabul Houses, Some Hints of Al Qaeda Presence." Rohde notes, among other things, that "Documents in English described 'explosives and demolition techniques' and how to blow up power lines. Others, in Arabic, showed how to put a bomb in a suitcase and pass lie detector tests."

For the record, AntiPolygraph.org has not translated The Lie Behind the Lie Detector into any other language. However, if anyone has the requisite linguistic skills and is willing to contribute their time and effort, such translations could be made available on AntiPolygraph.org in the future.

Polygraphy is a danger to civil liberties not only in the United States, but around the world. Translations of The Lie Behind the Lie Detector might be especially useful in the languages of other countries where polygraphy has gained a foothold. Some of these countries have less due process guarantees than the United States, and polygraph abuse may be expected:

Afrikaans - One of the official languages of South Africa, where polygraphy is widely relied on, including for private sector pre-employment screening (which is for the most part banned in the U.S.).

Arabic & Hebrew - Official languages of the State of Israel, where the polygraph is entrenched.

Chinese - After the United States, the People's Republic of China has the largest number of polygraph examiners. Taiwan and Singapore also use polygraphy.

French - An official language of Canada, where polygraphy is widely relied on by law enforcement.

Spanish - Spoken by many in the United States.

Anyone who would be interested in translating The Lie Behind the Lie Detector (or perhaps an abridgment of it) into any of the above (or any other language) is invited to send e-mail to info@antipolygraph.org.
Posted by: Skeptic
Posted on: Oct 31st, 2002 at 5:46am
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Dear George,

When you going to puut your Arabic translation of thees book on the internet?  We need anodder copy, because we lost the other one you gave to us among the rubble of two safehouses in Kabul, Afghanistan, and a New York Times Reporter found eet.   

We thank you for your good work.  Yalla Yalla Yalla Shukran

Good thing you are a traitor.


The courage of these polygraph proponents boggles the mind.

Who is the real traitor: the person who points out holes in national security (e.g. the polygraph), or the person who fights plugging them?

Skeptic
Posted by: ackkkmed
Posted on: Oct 31st, 2002 at 5:39am
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Dear George,

When you going to puut your Arabic translation of thees book on the internet?  We need anodder copy, because we lost the other one you gave to us among the rubble of two safehouses in Kabul, Afghanistan, and a New York Times Reporter found eet.   

We thank you for your good work.  Yalla Yalla Yalla Shukran

Good thing you are a traitor.
 
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