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Posted by Wandersmann
 - Jan 02, 2017, 06:06 PM
Quote from: xenonman on Jan 02, 2017, 02:26 PMOr if you can get the President to nominate you as DCI or DDCI.  Those two Agency officials are exempted from being polygraphed.

True.  If they ever were polygraphed, however, they would be NDI every time. 
Posted by xenonman
 - Jan 02, 2017, 02:26 PM
Quote from: Wandersmann on Jan 02, 2017, 01:11 PM
Quote from: xenonman on Jan 02, 2017, 11:39 AMI already have an intelligence job in the military with a TS clearance (did not require a polygraph), and I want to get out and work for NSA, CIA, or FBI. I tried marijuana once 4 years ago but it was while in the military. Does anyone know how an agency would take this? I'm afraid that since I was in the military when I tried drugs that they will be much less forgiving.

Very likely, since the military imposes a total ban on use of illicit substances.

..........unless your father or mother is a flag rank military officer, senior SES level government civilian or politician.  They might make an exception in such cases.


Or if you can get the President to nominate you as DCI or DDCI.  Those two Agency officials are exempted from being polygraphed. :)
Posted by xenonman
 - Jan 02, 2017, 02:23 PM
QuoteI already have an intelligence job in the military with a TS clearance (did not require a polygraph), and I want to get out and work for NSA, CIA, or FBI. I tried marijuana once 4 years ago but it was while in the military. Does anyone know how an agency would take this? I'm afraid that since I was in the military when I tried drugs that they will be much less forgiving.

You might see if Gen. Petraeus needs a new mistress and/or biographer.  That would resolve your situation perfectly! lol  :)
Posted by Wandersmann
 - Jan 02, 2017, 01:11 PM
Quote from: xenonman on Jan 02, 2017, 11:39 AMI already have an intelligence job in the military with a TS clearance (did not require a polygraph), and I want to get out and work for NSA, CIA, or FBI. I tried marijuana once 4 years ago but it was while in the military. Does anyone know how an agency would take this? I'm afraid that since I was in the military when I tried drugs that they will be much less forgiving.

Very likely, since the military imposes a total ban on use of illicit substances.

..........unless your father or mother is a flag rank military officer, senior SES level government civilian or politician.  They might make an exception in such cases.
Posted by xenonman
 - Jan 02, 2017, 11:39 AM
QuoteI already have an intelligence job in the military with a TS clearance (did not require a polygraph), and I want to get out and work for NSA, CIA, or FBI. I tried marijuana once 4 years ago but it was while in the military. Does anyone know how an agency would take this? I'm afraid that since I was in the military when I tried drugs that they will be much less forgiving.

Very likely, since the military imposes a total ban on use of illicit substances. :-[
Posted by Rachael M
 - Jan 02, 2017, 12:42 AM
I already have an intelligence job in the military with a TS clearance (did not require a polygraph), and I want to get out and work for NSA, CIA, or FBI. I tried marijuana once 4 years ago but it was while in the military. Does anyone know how an agency would take this? I'm afraid that since I was in the military when I tried drugs that they will be much less forgiving.