Re: They got him... now what?
Posted by Uncle Al on Dec 15, 2003 at 16:00
(68.5.243.16)Re: They got him... now what? (Cure for Gravity)
The human mind is rather resistant (MK-ULTRA) to being broken, but one can bend it pretty good. "Truth serum" is a popular myth.
Round Zero: Keep the guy awake for a week straight, running your personnel in continuous shifts. A nice touch is a pure white room with everything in it bright white. Subject and all personnel including guards are in white bunny suits. Kabuki white masks for your folks. One can see depersonification long before sleep deprivation hallucinations set in. Ya gotta rotate the guards through a lot or they go strange, too. Electronically boosted echoes brought up middle and end to taste. There are no residual chemicals or metabolites to be found (especially in hair and adipose tissue).
No go? Get back to baseline, then
Round One of chemical interrogation: valium, heroin, scopolamine; maybe add a little speed to the mix. That will get your subject pretty loose. Choose your benzodiazepine and opiate to taste. Or substitute methylenedioxymethamphetamine (XTC) for the heroin. Provide a friendly environment. Be careful about breathing and hyperthermia.
No go? Return to baseline. Wait a week or two to build anticipation and for Round 1 to thoroughly wash out.
Round Two of chemical interrogation: Quinuclidinyl benzylate in an aggressive environment. Add electrodes or capsaicin (eyes, sinuses) toward the end to taste. Genital electric torture is popular, but one should properly begin with the teeth.
A Crusades tactic to break devout Muslims when physical torture failed (imagine that!) was to slaugher a pig before the subject, then force-feed the blood re Inquisition water torture, etc. Saddam Hussein is no devout Muslim.
The foregoing is proposed for recreational and entertainment purposes only.
--
Uncle Al
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz.pdf
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/eotvos.htm
(Do something naughty to physics)
Follow Ups:
- Re: They got him... now what? Andreea 18/12 07:53 (0)