Even if one is a believer in the veracity of biblical scripture, me thinks (our) specifically ascribing such biblical references to one person's circumstances, behavior, and demeanor vs another's is about as subject to error as is divining truth from polygraph squiggles...

getrealalready wrote on Oct 31^st, 2015 at 5:11pm:


As the one who started with the scripture I'll also say amen.  I believe, with few exceptions, the only true Christians in the world are those being persecuted in China and North Korea.  I've dabbled in scripture on this site because I know that there are many vapid evangelical dolts in the pro-polygraph community, including an ordained minister who is a polygrapher.  After 30 years of experiencing  and witnessing polygraph hell, I must admit I am still in a state of complete disbelief and shock that the United States, of all places, still uses this terrorist device to ruin innocent people's lives.  My use of scripture may have helped Doug Williams, who I do believe is a real Christian.  I thought why not try a different tactic with Anti-Poly's top adversary, if he really is who he says he is.  I strongly suspect that some of the pro-polygraph people who post on this site are really anti-polygraph supporters who are using a false flag method to win over hearts and minds.   

George W. Maschke wrote on Oct 31^st, 2015 at 7:00pm:


Regardless.  If anyone with a mind and a conscience reads their dribble it should be having the same effect.  People who profit and delight from another human being's suffering, especially given the possible fact the the victim is totally innocent and undeserving.  Is there anything lower ?

Aunty Agony wrote on Oct 31^st, 2015 at 10:49pm:


Oops !!!!!!!  Thank you Aunty.  My bad.  Although I did say possible fact, I realize I still threw Quickfix an underhand lob that he can hit out of the park.  I was thinking about the hundreds of other totally innocent (at least in regard to false polygraph accusations) people out there with my comment.  

George W. Maschke wrote on Dec 11^th, 2015 at 3:42pm:

George, how is the old warrior doing?

Doug Williams has today published on Polygraph.com a commentary on Operation Lie Busters along with recent correspondence with retired federal polygraph researcher Dr. Gordon H. Barland:

http://polygraph.com/assets/Doug_Williams_and_Dr._Gordon_Barland.pdf

Wow. That is some exceptionally heavy shit. 

Between the two of them, Samuel Beckett and Franz Kafka would be hard pressed to dream something like this this up.

Indeed, truth is stranger than fiction.

After studying the email exchanges between Doug Williams and Gordon Barland, I have been entertaining a particular wonderment...

Will any elder statesmen of polygraph ever muster the courage to tell the truth -- in a highly public way -- about the true-life risks, realities and limitations of the "test" before they shed their mortal coil?

Such insider revelations could go a long way in helping to right the wrongs that have long plagued polygraph.