Revoke security clearances . . .

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(07-23-2018, 07:05 PM)Benton Wrote: Well, add me to the list. That seems like a bad policy from a national security standpoint. 

As I said earlier; there's a difference between clearance, access, and need to know. 

Consider a clearance like a CDL license. Just because one company releases you; doesn't mean you lose your license; you just cannot drive for that company; nor do you have access to their vehicles. 

If another company wants to hire you, then you have you license and access to their equipment. Need to know would be me having to use their network to do my travel logs, but I damn sure better not be in payroll even if I have access.