We Have Ways Of Making You Talk
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Filmed in France, Israel, USA, Algeria, Argentina, Uruguay, South Africa and the UK, this disturbing and candid BBC documentary explores the history of modern interrogation techniques and the rise of modern torture using revealing interviews with state interrogators and state torturers.
The legacy of this history continues to shapes our present, especially in the United States, and some of these techniques have now become routine in the war on terror – be it the use of dogs, water-boarding, or sexual humiliation.
This long, unbroken line of inhuman cruelty connects Nazi Germany to Abu Ghraib, and is an essential issue in today’s political landscape.
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October 22nd, 2009 at 18:09
Sickening, truly sickening docu.
Seems like the American Intelligence has always been on the forefront of torture-techniques. Teaching people how to utilize rape for interrogation..?? The thought alone makes me sick to my stomach..!
The people responsible for these teachings, and appliance of, should be publicly executed for all the suffering they caused with their ‘trainings’.
January 10th, 2010 at 13:20
I am surprised at the fact that most of the torturers have no bad conscience for the suffering they caused. Of course ultimately it is the authorities that are responsible. Respect to the victims that have shared their stories. Sad to see that even though these cases are now public knowledge the people responsible will never answer for their crimes (except for one that is on trial but again for a single murder…)
January 10th, 2010 at 14:57
This is the most hideous face of the disease of human hatred, rage, and ignorance. As long as we do not treat the seeds of these acts, the acts will be with us until the end of human history.
January 29th, 2010 at 03:07
This man is an enemy, little lamb. It’s OK. You have no responsibility here. It’s OK. What you’re doing is right. This man is evil. It’s more than OK. It’s necessary. Your country thanks you. You are a hero. We need to do this. Sleep soundly, little lamb. Take your family to the park on Sunday. Buy your child an ice cream cone. Pray to Jesus. Have the relatives over for the big game. On Monday, you’re going to insert an electrode into his p****. The air will smell like singed meat. He’s going to cry. But you won’t feel it. You won’t feel anything but right.