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Boomer Chick
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God, shatoga, glad I read this! You're a font of experiential wisdom!
Now, I see Letxa as a debunker. Notice his new post, notice how he goaded mojo of radarmatrix! Notice how he goaded all of us and immediately responded to a inquiring student regarding chemtrails and how he invalidated the subject and all of us who know about it. With his new post, he's trying to portray himself as innocent American citizen finding only good in America and is essentially baiting and trying to distract from our work here. He knows he has us set up. Please go to the administration forum and post in favor of tightening our rules of membership and please help convince Mech and the other moderators to ban him. He's so disruptive and able to harrass others without "flaming" that I wouldn't doubt he's a paid debunker and if he's not -- he's a disrespectful ass. Notice his latest response to a weather report in CA on planes spreading chaff -- which was removed fromt the weather site soon after it was posted! It's in CT Science I think. At any rate, though you may not know it, Letxa has baited, goaded, and disrupted this board for too long! Please help unify our board and make a statement in the Administrators Forum!
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increase 1776
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Thu Apr 22, 2004 4:14 pm
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AntiPolygraph.org Home Page > Reading Room
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U.S. Military Computer Systems Used to Post Disinformation on AntiPolygraph.org
by George W. Maschke
22 May 2004
It appears that the polygraph countermeasure information provided on AntiPolygraph.org (see The Lie Behind the Lie Detector) so alarms some in the United States Government that they have taken to posting disinformation on the AntiPolygraph.org message board, which is uncensored. (Because of the unreliablity of lie detector "testing," which has no scientific basis and results in many truthful persons being falsely branded as liars, many truthful persons choose to use countermeasures to protect themselves against the risk of a false positive outcome.)
Although the polygraph community has not demonstrated that it has any reliable technique for the detection of countermeasures (indeed, a public challenge by Dr. Drew C. Richardson has gone over two years without takers), there is an aphorism amongst polygraphers that, "if a reaction seems to good to be true, it probably is." That is, unusually strong reactions to "control" questions may be taken as an indication of attempted countermeasures.
On 21 April 2004, a person using the pseudonym "PolySucks" posted a message on the AntiPolygraph.org message board claiming to have passed a polygraph examination by applying countermeasures until "it made [his/her] butt hurt." Thirty-two minutes later, a person using the pseudonym "Cancerman" posted another message (from the same IP address!) agreeing with PolySucks' post, claiming to have also used countermeasures to pass a polygraph examination, and urging readers who choose to employ countermeasures to "Hold it Long, Hold it Strong!!!"
As it turns out, the IP address from which both posts originated resolves to "yongsan-cache.korea.army.mil." Yongsan Army Garrison in Korea hosts the 19th Military Police Battalion (Criminal Investigative Division), which has a polygraph section, and it seems likely that the posts by "PolySucks" and "Cancerman" are deliberate disinformation posted by a military polygraph examiner.
A similar incident occurred on 10 March 2004, not long after AntiPolygraph.org placed on-line a Department of Defense Polygraph Institute (DoDPI) document (909kb PDF) that explains in detail the procedure used by many law enforcement agencies to screen applicants. A poster using the pseudonym "Policeman" claimed to have had a very positive polygraph experience when applying for a job with a police department "in the Eastern US," stating that he had considered using countermeasures but rejected the idea because he did not want to "do anything that would screw up [his] chances." "Policeman" concluded his post with the assertion that he is now "certain that the test works just like the examiner told [him] it would."
But "Policeman's" message was posted from an IP address that resolves to "webcache.jackson.army.mil." Fort Jackson, South Carolina is the home of DoDPI (whose polygraph technique for screening law enforcement applicants AntiPolygraph.org had made public). After this was pointed out, "Policeman" never posted again, and his posting seems likely to be a forgery by a polygrapher at DoDPI intended to promote confidence in polygraph screening (a proceduce that the National Academy of Sciences found to be without validity).
It is truly sad that U.S. Government employees would resort to playing such games in an attempt to mislead the public that they are supposed to serve.
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Boomer Chick
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Thu Apr 22, 2004 5:17 pm
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More weird crap, 1776! I had no idea this kind of technology exists!
THANKS!!!!
Would you also read the administrator's forum (..suggestions for Mods..)and post your opinion on the matter of tightening membership agreement and banning of members? ?? Pretty please?
It's pretty straight forward and logical!
Thanks!
bc
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shatoga
Joined: 23 Nov 2002
Posts: 1291
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Sun Apr 25, 2004 9:37 pm
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quote:
Originally posted by JerseyBluEyz:
Are you saying that the post by Coley is not legitimate?
IMHO the posts by "Coley" are quite legitimate.
When I posted as "shatoga" at Japan today:
The person who'd kindly paid for my web access had been surnamed "Coley", and had died in the Georgia prison system.
(so had no further arguement with my political stance)
His name neatly fitted one of my favorite actors:
"Ernest Borgnine ..was .. Coley Trimble"
in "*Bad Day at Black Rock"
A movie that expresses quite well "chickenhawks" like the rightwingers I often debate on the web.
Having found a moderator/administrator
at that forum was attempting to do me harm by posting personal details of that deceased benefactor;
(like the chickenhawks in that movie* BTW)
I quit visiting Japan today.
Also quit visiting because:
Most members there are rightwing Republican Americans.
The moderator/administrator (or some extremely gifted hacker) was modifying my posts and also posting with my member name.
As the origional post in this topic indicates,
The Web of Deceit PR companies employ gifted hackers.
One goal of the web of deceit is to bully their opponents into silence.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0047849/
>this film is a damnation to those who stand back and refuse to take a stand against wrong doing.< http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000308/
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shatoga
Joined: 23 Nov 2002
Posts: 1291
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Sun May 02, 2004 10:25 pm
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And so it continues.
Taking it to a new level:
The RNC/Monsanto Web of Deceit spends on and tries to "fool some of the people some of the time"
In a "quid pro quo"
Showing a politician (or administration) CAN stay bought.
>US suing Europe over GM foods ban..taking it to WTO<
http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum3/HTML/000344.html#1
related topic
posted by intrepid researcher Mech.
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shatoga
Joined: 23 Nov 2002
Posts: 1291
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Mon Jun 14, 2004 7:33 am
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Just in case anyone misses the obvious
"by their style ye shall know them"
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