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Posted by George Maschke (Guest)
 - Feb 28, 2001, 09:58 AM
Today's Christian Science Monitor editorial, "Spies vs. Lies," advocates expanded polygraph "testing" of FBI employees:

http://www.csmonitor.com/durable/2001/02/28/fp10s1-csm.shtml

Clearly, the Monitor editorial staff don't understand that polygraphy is a scientific fraud. You can help set them straight by e-mailing a letter to the editor at OpEd@csps.com . Be sure to include your full name, hometown, and state so that your letter may be published, and don't hesitate to refer the Monitor's editors to the documentation available here on AntiPolygraph.org.

Last modification: George Maschke - 02/28/01 at 06:58:15