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Security at NSA isn't what it's cracked up to be. Everybody should know my story. I can't tell you my ex husband's name right now. I have a lawyer so you may be reading about him in the Washington papers pretty soon.
My ex is a deadbeat dad. He also had contact with the Soviet and KGB agents while he was a civilian. I finally told the DOD last year. They never figured it out, because when he was hired, nobody found me to do a background check. So imagine how thrilled the NSA was to find out 30 years later, that they blew it.
Do you think they rushed over here to investigate him? Not on your life. Because you work for a cronie organization if you work for the NSA.
He was busted from Navy Security in 1970 by members of his own unit. So as long as he could prevent investigators from finding his old Navy record, or from speaking to me, he was home free.
Once he was inside the NSA, he started spying on me, keeping track of me. He threatened me before our divorce, that I was never to talk to the DOD, and he lied about his Navy security clearance. I never knew he lost his clearance until one of his old unit members e-mailed me in 2007.
The prosecutor's office tried to get him for deadbeat in 1987, and your NSA stepped in and took the case off the court dockets, and told the prosecutors to take a hike. So any of you planning on paying your child support, you don't really have to pay it. NSA will cover you if you get caught.
That's what the NSA is really. You can live above the law, you don't have to obey any laws or be that great a person. As long as you kiss up to the NSA, you're home free, just like him.
So the FBI and the DOD took all the information, and apparently, the NSA can kill off just about any investigation they want into the criminal activities of their emloyees. So passing a polygraph and going thru a background check isn't as important as having a lot of cronie friends inside the NSA - to clear the way for you.
I had to hire a former intelligence officer turned attorney to clean up this mess. As far as the NSA goes, they're a bunch of dirtbags for letting my ex husband sit there for the last 30 years, never pay support, erase his support orders off the electronic database, and walk out on his own daughter.
Nobody working at the NSA has the degree of morailty and sense of common good to last more than a few years. If you want to stay there, you have to be a dirtbag. My ex never had a background check. Nobody ever came to my home 30 years ago to ask why I threw him out.
I threw him out because he's an alcoholic and a druggie. He went straight to the NSA, walked straight in the front door. So you can take that security clearance mumbo-jumbo and sell it somewhere else.
Don't complain if they ruin your life if you try to quit. That'll be my ex husband following you around in his little Ford fleet car, watching you, and listening to your phone and hacking your computer. You have to be the lowest human being on earth to work there. So you get what you ask for at the NSA.
I'm certainly not waving any flags for the NSA. Serious replies only, don't come selling the NSA to me. They can shut the whole place down tomorrow and we'd be a better place for it. Why don't you just give the keys to the jail to the prisoners. You know perfectly well, more than me, the kind of people that work at NSA. My ex has been there for 30 years, and he's still there, and he's done all this stuff, and they just love him. So go for it. Really, they'll cover you. Ask for Linda Lamm at Legal - she'll write you a coverstory.
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Do I detect bit of animosity that he succeeded after he left your sorry ass? 
Next time, don’t skimp on a lawyer and get a good. Try selling your bullshit story to Hollywood. It’s been how long…30 years? Get over it, sweetie. 
