Captain.Heroin
Bluelight Crew
Project MK Ultra was a major failure.The CIA beg to differ.
They didn't learn how to get the truth out of people. They learned how to lead people to commit suicide or induce schizophrenia for life.
Project MK Ultra was a major failure.The CIA beg to differ.
They'll kill you anyways. There's never any reason to give up information. How can someone know you know something? Information takes up no literal space in the brain. When facing life and death, and your life flashes before your eyes, and you panic and leave your body and tunnel vision ensues, you're not really going to have amazing memory recall. Your memories might become distorted and it'll become even easier to misplace/forget information, deliberately or accidentally lie, or exaggerate the truth or alter it.True ,but good old fashioned torture works most of the time.No need to reinvent the wheel.
I have no idea what happened.oh you did say that.
He paid for a body double and a tunnel to be dug?
Let’s say I am torturing you.
“What’s the difference between a duck?”
You’ll die. Some questions have no answers. An individual may not know something. Saying “I don’t know” is never enough. You can’t prove ignorance in a convincing way.
Yeah and let's say I've already answered the question and they too stupid to believe me. Oh well, looks like I'm getting tortured to death. Or I can try to spin a lie and hope it is what they want to hear.By your own logic some questions have answers.Some deaths are better than others.
Let’s say I am torturing you.
“What’s the difference between a duck?”
You’ll die. Some questions have no answers. An individual may not know something. Saying “I don’t know” is never enough. You can’t prove ignorance in a convincing way.
We (and by "we" I don't mean me) still use this oversea's. Some people would give you an answer and then hours later, the same answer would be changed. Just for it to stop.This is actually why torture is a very unreliable method. Someone under enough duress will say anything to make it stop. It's just as likely you'll pry a false confession from someone using torture, because who the fuck would keep saying I don't know if someone was going to keep pulling teeth or cutting off fingers or kill you?
^ thisThis is actually why torture is a very unreliable method. Someone under enough duress will say anything to make it stop. It's just as likely you'll pry a false confession from someone using torture, because who the fuck would keep saying I don't know if someone was going to keep pulling teeth or cutting off fingers or kill you?
You're absolutely right. It definitely works, that's for sure. But you still have to "fact check" the info at the end of the day (of course), assuming you can do that somehow. Ie. multiple people that confirm the story, compare it with intel you've already obtained, run Ops off that intel (and see if it was right or wrong), etc. etc. This is how we did it over there.Never said it was foolproof.
Wot? you lot will be denying Walls dont work next FFS.![]()
Walls don't work.
... and a tunnel to be dug?
Accuracy is obviously important. Torture doesn't work for accurate answers.torture works, you'll get answers. You just don't know if you can trust those answers...but you'll get them.
I can't imagine people torture each other for misinformation.
I think we all knew what I meant.
LOL PUT ON "LEAVE" probably PAID LEAVETwo guards apparently slept through the Epstein watch. Or did they? ?
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Jeffrey Epstein Death: 2 Guards Slept Through Checks and Falsified Records (Published 2019)
The guards did not check on him for three hours, officials said. The disclosures came as the guards and the warden at the jail were removed.www.nytimes.com
I can confirm it works for more ACCURATE answers than not. We (and other Teams) ran dozenssssss of Operations based off info we've obtained from this technique (successful ones, mind you).Accuracy is obviously important. Torture doesn't work for accurate answers.
I can't imagine people torture each other for misinformation. I think we all knew what I meant.