Doug Williams wrote on Aug 30^th, 2017 at 8:38pm:

Just like you were right during your trial, huh?   

quickfix wrote on Aug 30^th, 2017 at 8:20pm:


No it isn't.  When you have limited means and the State is out to get you, it is often the only way to survive.  Convicted FBI Agent John Connolly received a 40 year sentence instead of a much lesser sentence because he allegedly knew of a murder that was going to be convicted and did nothing to stop it.  Even though he was miles away from the murder when it occurred, they added all of those years to his sentence because he committed a crime with a firearm.  Even though he was required to be armed as an FBI Agent, he did not use the gun in the crime.  His gun had absolutely nothing to do with the alleged crime.  They added that bogus,  nonsensical charge because they knew they could get away with it.  How can anyone win in a legal system like this one ? Our failed legal system is so messed up that the innocent are getting convicted and the guilty aren't even being charged.   

Doug Williams wrote on Aug 30^th, 2017 at 8:10pm:


Oh man, that is so true.

Speaking as a certified graduate of the Backster School of Lie Detection, a member of the American Polygraph Association since 2004, and an APA-credentialed PCSOT examiner, I agree in large part with Doug Williams.

The "test" is a farce. 

Sure, it "works" -- as a psychological billy club. But as a lie (or, more importantly, a truth, detector), the "test" is bogus.

If anyone out there has questions about the "test" -- or the powerhou$e indu$try behind it -- please call me at 603-801-5179.

Meanwhile, I am fully confident that Doug Williams will end up on the right side of history.

I predict that rabid polygraph apologists such as quickfix and pailryder will soon go the way of U.S. Confederate "heroes".

No, Doug. Thank YOU for so vehemently exposing the truth about the "test" --  and the polygraph cult.

Wandersmann wrote on Aug 31^st, 2017 at 12:36am:


Please put the bullshit card away as I am allergic to bullshit.  Rest assured I am a federal employee, and rest assured my boss knows what I post, his boss knows what I post, and his boss' boss knows what I post.  As long as I speak for myself, and it doesn't interfere with my work, they encourage me to post as I like, from work or from the comfort of my home.  And I was never a Navy Seal, Green Beret, or Delta Force, nor have I ever professed to be.  Anything I post regarding federal policy is quoted from the federal policy, regulation, or directive.  I will continue to mock antipolygraph fools like you, John M., and the mentally ill Xenonman as well as the ex-con, ex-inmate, convicted felon, convicted criminal Dougy cockroach Williams.  And quite frankly, I couldn't give 2 shits what the public thinks.

Oh, and BTW, my general counsel also knows what I post, and has advised me that I have the same First Amendment rights as you.

Doug Williams wrote on Aug 31^st, 2017 at 7:41pm:

Let's see:  I never committed a felony;  you did.  I was never incarcerated, you were.  I never peddled garbage on Amazon.com for 99 cents;  you did.

Sounds to me like you're the stupid one.

quickfix wrote on Aug 31^st, 2017 at 7:12pm:

This post constitutes testimony that your bosses and your department encourage you to speak for the federal government. 

Your general counsel is wrong, or your interpretation of his advice is wrong: your speech as a government representative is severely restricted, as opposed to your speech in the expression of your personal convictions. The First Amendment protects American citizens from their government; it does not protect the government in any apotheosis. 

If you had simply indicated that your boss, and his boss, and his boss' boss neither know nor care what you post, and if you had reported that your general counsel knows that you never claim the weight of the federal government behind your opinions, you would be in the clear. 

As it is, your revelation that you post from your workplace, with the full knowledge and encouragement of your superiors and the support of your general counsel, has incriminated you and your entire chain of command. 

All the abuse and profanity that you have spewed here, your glee at the conviction of Doug Williams, and your rabid ad hominem attacks on the other posters are now, thanks to the above-quoted testimony, the official position of the federal government. 

Aunty Agony wrote on Aug 31^st, 2017 at 9:41pm:


Aunty, you are the best !  And thank you Quickfix for making it clear that you act as a U.S. Government spokesperson.  I think you might want to check with the DOJ, however.  They might take umbrage with your sentiment that Federal prisoners should be "butt crappity smacked" in their facilities.  I doubt you'll find that in their mission statement.  Although you may have an idiot General Counsel who barely made it through law school and isn't good enough to work in the private sector, I highly doubt that he or she would approve of your inappropriate language.  I do believe, however, if such language were to be tolerated anywhere in the U.S. Government, polygraph units would definitely be the first choice.  Maybe someday your boss will have an opportunity to attempt to justify such language before Congressman Trey Gowdy and his committee.  You won't be there because you'd be fired long before and working in a car wash.   Oh well.  I'll still buy you that Heineken if I ever get the chance.