Deception Detection Doesn't Work: Credibility Assessment & the Real OODA Loop | Kent Clizbe

Send us Fan Mail Deception detection, credibility assessment, and the real OODA loop. Former CIA case officer Kent Clizbe explains why reading the body fails and what he does instead. Kent Clizbe served as a staff CIA case officer in the 1990s and as a contractor after 9/11. He is the author of Holistic Contextual Credibility Assessment and Willing Accomplices. With Brian "Ponch" Rivera he explains why he stopped trusting deception detection. He says East German and Cuban sources passed the agency's body-measurement tests, and every one of them was a double agent. His method is holistic contextual credibility assessment (HCCA). It depends on contextual competence, which is real knowledge of the subject's country, language, profession, and subculture. Clizbe walks through a weapons source who was working in a moped factory, his lunch with Wayne Simmons, and his years vetting hires in the dot-com boom. Ponch connects the method to John Boyd: culture and previous experience sit inside orientation, and orientation shapes what a person observes and how he acts. Kent Clizbe: https://kentclizbe.com Why They Lie on Substack: https://kentclizbe.substack.com Stay connected with No Way Out  X: @NoWayOutcast | @PonchAGLX Stay connected with No Way Out and AGLX X: @NoWayOutcast | @PonchAGLX  AGLX: https://www.aglx.com/no-way-out/