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Drew Richardson Especially Senior User Offline Posts: 427 Joined: Sep 7^th, 2001	Senior Official at Federal Polygraph School Accused of Espionage Oct 12^th, 2014 at 10:00am	Mark & Quote Quote Print Post
	https://antipolygraph.org/blog/2014/10/11/senior-official-at-federal-polygraph-s... This blog posting presents an allegation which raises at least a couple of interesting points. the gist of the story... A self-claimed former member of the federal counterintelligence community, through correspondence, accuses a senior member of the federal polygraph community of espionage, i.e., improperly and unlawfully disseminating classified information relating to countermeasure/counter-countermeasure research and the alleged valuable information obtained from such research that is further alleged to be the basis/foundation for federal polygraph examiner countermeasure instruction... Points of interest (at least to me).... 1. I am well known for opining that all such aforementioned research is little more than tomfoolery and that any conclusions drawn from such are without basis and completely erroneous. Should the alleged perpetrator of said espionage actually be charged, if I were he, I would argue that any classification of a lie and reasonably known erroneous conclusion(s) amounts to improper classification. 2. For the sake of continued discussion, if one were to wrongly assume that the aforementioned research and conclusions drawn were/are meaningful and correct, properly classified, and released in violation of law and espionage statute, and the contents of the linked allegation are correct, one would assume that the alleged perpetrator would be charged and subject to standing trial in federal district court. Because the alleged perpetrator is a senior member of the counterintelligence community that would investigate/prosecute/etc. said matter, I suppose it is theoretically possible (although certainly not necessary) that this individual would be given special consideration and deference with regard to his alleged activities. If such were to be the case, any potential or realized target of the federal government's Operation Lie Buster program should be calling this whole cast of characters as witnesses in any future trial. This post has been edited to fix the hyperlink at the top. --AntiPolygraph.org Administrator
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1st4th5thand6th User Offline Posts: 28 Joined: Sep 13^th, 2014	Re: Senior Official at Federal Polygraph School Accused of Espionage Reply #1 - Oct 14^th, 2014 at 1:11am	Mark & Quote Quote Print Post
	Drew Richardson wrote on Oct 12^th, 2014 at 10:00am: https://antipolygraph.org/blog/2014/10/11/senior-official-at-federal-polygraph-s... This blog posting presents an allegation which raises at least a couple of interesting points. the gist of the story... A self-claimed former member of the federal counterintelligence community, through correspondence, accuses a senior member of the federal polygraph community of espionage, i.e., improperly and unlawfully disseminating classified information relating to countermeasure/counter-countermeasure research and the alleged valuable information obtained from such research that is further alleged to be the basis/foundation for federal polygraph examiner countermeasure instruction... Points of interest (at least to me).... 1. I am well known for opining that all such aforementioned research is little more than tomfoolery and that any conclusions drawn from such are without basis and completely erroneous. Should the alleged perpetrator of said espionage actually be charged, if I were he, I would argue that any classification of a lie and reasonably known erroneous conclusion(s) amounts to improper classification. 2. For the sake of continued discussion, if one were to wrongly assume that the aforementioned research and conclusions drawn were/are meaningful and correct, properly classified, and released in violation of law and espionage statute, and the contents of the linked allegation are correct, one would assume that the alleged perpetrator would be charged and subject to standing trial in federal district court. Because the alleged perpetrator is a senior member of the counterintelligence community that would investigate/prosecute/etc. said matter, I suppose it is theoretically possible (although certainly not necessary) that this individual would be given special consideration and deference with regard to his alleged activities. If such were to be the case, any potential or realized target of the federal government's Operation Lie Buster program should be calling this whole cast of characters as witnesses in any future trial. This post has been edited to fix the hyperlink at the top. --AntiPolygraph.org Administrator Well, lets see....if Snowden gives out classified information, he's a traitor and can be punished to the full extent of the law... What happens when a senior member of the federal polygraph community gives out classified information... is he just having a bad day? Is he granted (by himself or the judicial system) - immunity from prosecution? Or because it's federal polygraph..do laws of the common man just not apply??? One has to wonder huh?


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