quickfix wrote on Nov 14^th, 2013 at 10:02pm:



I should know better, but here goes - I never said I ran 30,000 tests - and you can't present an argument for the use of the polygraph as a "lie detector" so it is a waste of time to respond to you.  But I thank you - at least you haven't forgotten me.  And if you and your cohorts are so good at "catching" people who use my techniques, why go to so much trouble getting their names?   

Just to let folks know, I used information from Doug Williams (though I never personally saw Doug) and from George Maschke's TLBTLD and I was able to LIE AND BEAT MY POLYGRAPH.  That's right.  I used the mental countermeasures where I would do arithmetic in my head (or think about an exciting sports event, or some good dirty porn) to generate responses on the questions that were not relevant.  Simple.  I was also very calm and respectful and told the polygrapher that I had no intent of using countermeasures and that I had nothing to hide.  I didn't even crack under their silly interrogation procedure.

I used CMs and passed, and got hired.  This was for a 3-letter agency.  I was not caught in any of these Operation Lie Buster stings or anything.  I know many other people who have lied and used CMs and passed as well.  We joke about the whole process and the pussies who fall for it and start telling all of their business, things the polygrapher would have never found out about in the first place. The fact is, mental countermeasures are not detectable because you can't read someone's brain. lol.  You may be able to detect breathing anomalies by the pneumatic tubes on the machine, or tongue biting if you watch closely, or butt-squeezing with the seat sensor that is now used....but mental countermeasures work great and are undetectable. 

Thank you Doug and George.

By the way George, since you are only the "Co-Founder" of this site, who is/are the other Co-Founder(s)?  I never hear their named mentioned around these parks, what has become of them?  And who is Gino J. Scalabrini, the other author on TLBTLD?

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Gino Scalabrini is the other co-founder of AntiPolygraph.org. He's alive and well, but I'm taking care of site updates and answering the mail lately.

quickfix wrote on Nov 14^th, 2013 at 10:02pm:


Quickfix,

The fact that the U.S. government has made Doug Williams the target of an ongoing criminal investigation for teaching people how to pass a polygraph "test" is incontrovertible proof that he hasn't been forgotten. Certainly not by the federal polygraph community. Moreover, the fact that our government felt the need to target Doug (and identify his customers) seriously undermines the polygraph community's claim that it can detect the polygraph passing techniques that he teaches.