I know exactly what it says, as I participated in the creation of the regulation.  You are confusing clearance and access.  A person's CLEARANCE may not be revoked or suspended.  Access is completely different and can be denied or withdrawn.  Every DOD agency follows this guideline.  Access and clearance are NOT the same.  One can have a clearance and not be granted access, which is apparently where you fit.  In addition, initial and continuing access are both covered in 5210.91. I already previously cited the portion of the reg that covers continuing access.  Unless your CLEARANCE has been suspended or revoked, you have no legal argument.  You let us know when you hear from those federal judges.

I have an idea quickfix.  How about discussing this with your OGC.  If you are DIA, start with Brett Stern (202)-231-6094.

Let's see you twist this - 

Unfavorable administrative action. Adverse action taken as the result of personnel security determinations and unfavorable personnel security determinations as defined in this part.

Unfavorable personnel security determination.
A denial or revocation of clearance for access to classified information; denial or revocation of access to classified information; denial or revocation of a Special Access authorization (including access to SCI); nonappointment to or nonselection for appointment to a sensitive position; nonappointment to or nonselection for any other position requiring a trustworthiness determination under this part; reassignment to a position of lesser sensitivity or to a nonsensitive position; and nonacceptance for or discharge from the Armed Forces when any of the foregoing actions are based on derogatory information of personnel security significance.

quickfix wrote on Mar 26^th, 2017 at 6:53pm:


Are you serious ?  Just like when someone holds a gun to your head and demands your wallet.  If you give the armed robber your wallet under those circumstances, it is also voluntary.

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No need.  Unlike you, I passed my poly.

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I suppose that we should be grateful that the DIA at least makes an effort to provide accommodation for its now "useless" employees who've lost clearances.

At the CIA, it would just be "see you later, sucker" !  lol

Okay, this is getting really old.  Is the regulation that hard to understand?  Possibly, but I doubt it.  If people like quickfix actually believe what he says, DIA’s abuse of the polygraph has become institutionalized.

I’ll repeat this one more time, the DOD regulation states:

The polygraph is a supplement to, not a substitute for, other methods of screening or investigation.  No unfavorable administrative action (to include access, employment, assignment, and detail determinations) shall be taken solely on the basis of either a refusal to undergo a polygraph examination or an unresolved polygraph examination.

The Code of Federal Regulations Title 32, Part 154, subpart 154 defines an unfavorable administrative action as: 

Unfavorable administrative action. Adverse action taken as the result of personnel security determinations and unfavorable personnel security determinations as defined in this part.

Unfavorable personnel security determination. A denial or revocation of clearance for access to classified information; denial or revocation of access to classified information; denial or revocation of a Special Access authorization (including access to SCI); nonappointment to or nonselection for appointment to a sensitive position; nonappointment to or nonselection for any other position requiring a trustworthiness determination under this part; reassignment to a position of lesser sensitivity or to a nonsensitive position; and nonacceptance for or discharge from the Armed Forces when any of the foregoing actions are based on derogatory information of personnel security significance.

Now, what is that bullshit about access and clearance again quickfix?

xenonman wrote on Apr 7^th, 2017 at 1:21am:


Easy to understand.  Insecure, envious, insignificant people who can feel important by messing with people superior to them in every way through this stupid voodoo that is sanctioned by a corrupt government.  I remember one little miscreant with a high school degree who was getting his jolly's by messing with a PhD.  If it wasn't for the polygraph most of these clowns would be working in a car wash.