Quickfix, a clearance without access is like a defrocked priest. I'm curious, if someone fails a TES, do you break it out into a single issue and retest?--is the successive hurdles concept used?

John M., if your polygraph experiences had been favorable, would you have a positive view of the polygraph's proposed probabilistic efficacy in deterring threats to national security?

xenonman wrote on Apr 11^th, 2017 at 7:29am:


oh dear, a class action of 3;  what a formidable adversary;  a national security risk, a retired federal employee with nothing better to do in his golden years, and a mentally unstable IC applicant reject from the Jimmy Carter era.  Sounds more like the 3 Stooges.

Wandersmann wrote on Apr 11^th, 2017 at 2:29am:


I see no reason to suspect that quickfix is anything other than what he so accurately presents himself as.  Indeed, "foul-mouthed, half-wit bullies" are exactly the type of personalities that staff the Offices of Security across the IC.

I would be very careful with overuse of the phrase, "false flag".  It used to be CIA-speak for a foreign intelligence service masquerading as representatives of another state.  Today, the term has become a grossly overused component of the vocabulary of every conspiracy theorist.

Why are we adversaries again?  Because I want to stop the abuse?  If that makes us adversaries, so be it.  You were my Insider Threat, now I’m going to be your worst nightmare.

Oh yeah, count me as disabled retired – disabled by PTSD and stress disorder - from the unavoidable and inescapable abuse of recurring polygraph interrogations, public humiliation and loss of career.

My mission in life is to wipe this kind of abuse from the face of the earth.      

The attached is dated November 2015.  It contains a list of employees who DIA is also known to have abused.  How many more have suffered the same since?   There will be many more of us to come - I’m just getting started.

You can’t handle the truth.

xenonman wrote on Apr 11^th, 2017 at 9:32pm:


If he is, I'll join him!  I am part Dutch and think the English take-over of Nieuwe Amsterdam was one of the biggest tragedies in American history.  That's when clowns like Quickfix first started to run things and it's been goin' south ever since.  I believe that the polygraph is not used by the Dutch government.  I know it is not used and is verboten by the Germans.

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Question -  is the polygraph the reason for all of these adverse actions?  It doesn't say specifically.

Wandersmann wrote on Apr 12^th, 2017 at 2:24am:


I say, just get our $24. worth of trinkets back from the Indians, and let them have back Manhattan.