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In a shocking revelation, Prime Minister Dr. Drew, who holds the critical portfolio of national security, failed to disclose a significant security operation during a recent press conference. This omission has left citizens deeply troubled, questioning the transparency and effectiveness of the national security apparatus.Reports suggest that officers from the Regional Security System (RSS) were brought in to address concerns of corruption within security agencies. However, interviews with participants of the RSS-administered lie detector tests have raised alarming suspicions. It appears that the RSS may be embroiled in a political agenda to uncover government whistleblowers.Questions targeting participants included inquiries about social media criticism of the government and leaking information to political opponents. Such tactics, if true, signify a dangerous erosion of democratic values and governmental accountability under PM Drew’s leadership.As the country grapples with this revelation, critical questions loom: What is the legal basis for the RSS to polygraph civil servants, and why has neither the Attorney General nor the Prime Minister provided the nation with clear information regarding the state of national security and the extent of RSS involvement? The citizens of St. Kitts and Nevis deserve answers.