Posted on 07/07/2018 9:34:16 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
I guess I stand corrected. With the various projects I was running there was no question that polys were required every few years for everyone involved.
Oh, really?
45 years in Aerospace.
TS/SCI/SAP
(UAP)
Policy is not subject to your opinion, no matter the sources supporting your opinion.
At the end of the day policy, for an agency, is what the head of an agency says it is, and you cannot indict the head of an agency for not following the rules he made. But you fools out there try to play barracks lawyer with little knowledge and less wisdom.
And I am not excusing anything that the subject of this thread did. I am just trying to educate some folks - you are impervious, obviously - as to some realities in this world.
Oh and don't go dangling your clearances out there. It is wrong, it isn't as impressive as you think it is and it's an effort to establish an authority you don't have to get around the fact that you don't have a good argument for the point you are trying to make.
I’ve worked with folks who have had their clearance pulled for failing multiple poly’s.
What’s your “authority” on that?
Go to the top and find my link to the National Academy of Sciences Report on Polygraphy, read it and then get back to us with your take on it. It’s junk science as many others on this thread have also stated.
The “science” is NOT the issue here!
It is the POLICY!!!!
Do you have a copy of FBI POLICY regarding employees who fail their Poly?
More to the point for petty pedant tyrrants like you, like I said, if the director of the FBI did not follow his own policy, so what? It may in this case be morally reprehensible, but you cannot throw him in jail for something that is within his discretion - namely to approve exceptions to standard policy. I have a general rule, a policy, but I may vary from that as circumstances dictate.
And I am not defending the subject of this thread.
You sure do a lot of name calling for someone pretending credibility.
According the the House Cmtes today, he did NOT fail, as “out of scope does not mean “failed.”
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