And so we continue to endure this thread in which no one has yet to put forth any rational explanation as to why something as simple as an audio/video recording of all polygraphs SHOULD NOT BE requred of those friendly and considerate examiners.

Dear Batboy, every time there is a thread that makes the unemployment line look ever brighter, you come in and display your total lack of upbringing.  Now, I have no problems with you disagreeing with the bulk of us who see polygraph examinations for the fraud that they are, however one does have to seriously ponder the likes of you.  

It is obvious from your posts that you have little to no respect for yourself, muchless for others.  Being a lady, I have to have intense fear from ever being in a position to associate with you.  Not only do you have a nastiness toward women, but display blatant disprespect for them.  You know that ladies come in here, and to spew such low-life and ignorant remarks is very ungentlemanly-like.

Batboy, it is people in positions like yours, positions wherein your own internal ineptitude dangerously places you in a position to control lives, that is as much a risk and danger to National Security as that toy that you play with.

Audio/video recordings would provide some genuine guarantee that you do not abuse that position, or that you do not come across a strong female like myself who, out of public service, would recycle you into an appropriately functioning male member of society, and attempt to pull your arrogance and cruel nastiness out on me.  Audio/video recordings would guarantee professionalism.  

I have yet to hear one single argument to reason NOT audio/video recording these fraudulent and flawed "tests".

Regards,
Seeker