Want a security clearance? “stop smoking pot” Like. No shit?https://twitter.com/Casillic/status/1109246309234548741 …
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2. There is a tremendous, as far as I know unused by scholars, database of DOE clearance appeal decisions online. Lots involve drug use. Pretty interesting reading.https://www.energy.gov/oha/decision-summaries …
Oh, I linked to the wrong one (that's the FOIA appeal summaries... and it's amusing to see who #1 is about!). Here's the right one:https://www.energy.gov/oha/listings/security-cases …
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I love the construction of objectivity going on here, and the assumptions being made about why the request was made.pic.twitter.com/gp3PfeNwno
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That one is especially egregious and fascinating and it’s weird because statute tells them to err on side of release but YOLO. “the true color” This is the photo that supposedly captures said true color that was sent compared to otjer photos simce released:pic.twitter.com/Xz1iFjziPe
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Interesting; when I was given a Q clearance in 1994 I did say "yes" to the question about "ever" using marijuana. (I could count on one hand the times, but it was not zero.) I was still given the clearance. That was Clinton years, and rules were changing. But maybe vary by admin?
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The last time I skimmed the drug use files, they were mostly concerned with meth. Changing times...
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All of the DOD appeals are online, too. Makes for interesting reading.
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