Somewhere in the past couple of weeks....the Pentagon called in approximately 50 officers, and did a lie-detector test on them....to figure out who passed classified info out to journalists.
So far.....no one says much.
I'm going to suggest two scenarios likely to occur.
Number one: Virtually all fifty were found to have lied about something. The detector-crew are likely trying to explain this obvious problem to the Pentagon 'bosses', and it's fairly confusing. Some probably have affairs going on....some probably chat with journalists weekly but not on classified BS....some probably have financial woes which they'd rather not discuss.
Number two: All of them (the fifty)....passed. Now, you have a bigger problem....having to go to the next group of 200-odd folks supporting the fifty.
The odds that ten folks failed the detector test, but having nothing to do with the secret info? I'd give it better than 50-percent odds.
