Sleep deprivation. Have a rotation of guards keep someone awake until they break.
It works.
No torture involved, no fake threat of death, no psychological shock.
Russians used this tactic effectively. No need for beating, water boarding, etc.
Human body cannot function without sleep. Eventually, EVERYONE breaks down. The desperation for sleep combined with the lack of focus makes them talk.
Useless. People eventually get used to it with the side effect of needing to eat a lot more food.
Anyone that breaks down is mentally weak. This coupled with the fact that sleep deprivation induces hallucinations would make any admitted info questionable.
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/b...ding_sleep.htm
bull . you need to inform yourself on the subject before you say things
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Sleep deprivation can be used as a means of torture. Under one interrogation technique, a subject might be kept awake for several days and when finally allowed to fall asleep, suddenly awakened and questioned. Menachem Begin, the Prime Minister of Israel from 1977-83, described his experience of sleep deprivation when a prisoner of the KGB in Russia as follows:
In the head of the interrogated prisoner, a haze begins to form. His spirit is wearied to death, his legs are unsteady, and he has one sole desire: to sleep...Anyone who has experienced this desire knows that not even hunger and thirst are comparable with it
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The KGB effectively used it FOR YEARS.
"Sleep deprivation has been used in a number of wartime settings, not only those involving terrorist suspects. The Soviet KGB plied sleep deprivation techniques during the Cold War, the Japanese deprived captured prisoners of sleep during World War II, and the British Army allegedly used the technique on IRA suspects in the 1970s."
It's such a simple and effective way to get what you want.
I don't know what's funnier, that you don't consider this to be torture, or that you consider the KGB to be some sort of kinder gentler role model for our intelligence agency.
lol whott, nice pwn
Rectum? , you just about killed him.
This post echoes our use of SERE tactics as a model for our *enhanced interrogation* policy. SERE methods were developed on the basis of Red Chinese tactics designed to elicit false confessions -- something we are all supposed to be proud of, according to board superpatriots.
I love that circular logic. We train SERE people on how to withstand torture from other regimes>>>America would never perform torture on its own citizens/soldiers>>>SERE practices are no longer considered torture.
The brilliance is striking.
Why can't america just blow these guys until they give us pillow talk.
I'm sure the weak americans living in candyland would approve of this.
Why don't you go blow yourself and save us all the inanity?
Sure...Give it a try. If it does not work start pulling finger nails off. What happens when we know an attack will happen in days or hours. I say Obama should recruit men from our prisions. The ones that really enjoy ing someone up. Let them out of their cage for a few hours and see if they will talk.
http://www.newsweek.com/id/195089
In an op-ed in The New York Times and in a series of exclusive interviews with NEWSWEEK, Soufan described how he, together with FBI colleague Steve Gaudin, began the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah. They nursed his wounds, gained his confidence and got the terror suspect talking. They extracted crucial intelligence—including the iden y of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed as the architect of 9/11 and the dirty-bomb plot of Jose Padilla—before CIA contractors even began their aggressive tactics.
I think the CIA should just use the human intel techniques of super covert agent, Joseph C. Wilson. His methods for finding no yellowcake in Niger are legendary.
Wilson: You guys get any yellowcake from Iraq?
Nigerian official: No.
Wilson: Alrighty then. May I have some more tea?
There's more outrage over torturing known terrorists than when Janet Reno burned twenty children and two pregnant women in Waco.
Obviously, I'm exaggerating.
you really butchered this story.
very wild cobra of you.
very wild cobra of you.
Why take my word for it? You can read the man's word for word account.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/07/06/opinion/06WILS.html
you still haven't discovered the part you butchered.
Enlighten me
I was quoting an article
-I- don't think it's torture, but other people do.
Really, it's just a psychological thing, there is no physical threat of violence, or drowning, or death, or pain. It's just the need to SLEEP.
That's not torture in my eyes. Ever been kept awake by loud friends? Whine about torture then?
These are hardened terrorist criminals. They have killed and done all sorts of horrible things. A little lack of sleep isn't torture, imo.
Morons flock together.
Only a dumb like winehole would see another dumb like whott and say it was a 'kill'
1) I don't think it's torture. That's an opinion, one of which is heavily debated in our world right now.
2) I said the KGB -effectively- used it. I never said they are a 'gentler role model' for us. What I think of the KGB is irrelevant. I never gave any clue what I thought of the KGB. I merely pointed out that IT WORKS. The -method- works. What the KGB is or isn't is IRRELEVANT.
God damn, so many stupid people on planet Earth. The biggest morons are the ones who talk the most.
You use a strawman and then point and laugh?
Dorothy : "How can you talk if you haven't got a brain?"
Scarecrow : " I don't know... But some people without brains do an awful lot of talking... don't they? "
Even a blind pig sometimes finds an acorn. I'd pick Whottt to converse with anyday over you, MH. His ideas often verge on the insane, but he's way more personable and he argues better than you.
But some of them are none of that.
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