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Toucher and Execution Methods

 
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TheAnaconda



Joined: 2009-06-17
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PostPosted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:18 pm    Post subject: Toucher and Execution Methods Reply with quote

When I was captured and naive to warfare of any kind I was tested to the limits of psychological torment with descriptions of deaths.

They started off describing a person drowning, how long the average took, the looks on their faces, their body functions, the gagging, the panic and the final moment.

Other descriptions of a knife through the throat, the lungs filling up with blood, how they can still hear you, the fear in their eyes and so on.

They went through all the different types of methods, cyanide, shootings, hangings, toucher style deaths and silent assassinations,

I was forced to listen and taken into execution rooms and given time frames left to live. I was shot at, threatened in many ways such as a petrol can held over my head and sent on dangerous missions.

Got the nervous giggles now and then which offended people and led to further testing. They tested all the Nationalities possible to them and analysed their deaths, reactions and timings.

It was hard to believe one could desensitise to it but I did. Sometimes I got to the stage I was rude and would tell them to get on with it. I refused to show my fears as much as I could and would smile in the face of death so as to avoid giving them extra gratification. I was spared by the skin of my teeth.

Guess I was lucky and treated well for the most part. Depended on the Country really. I saw some dreadful things and heard the screams to go with it, heard all the gory stories you can think of. I left feeling lucky and blessed in life.
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