Chinese water torture
When I was a kid, my uncle lived with us. He would administer daily "tortures" which consisted of repeatedly tapping the same spot of my chest, hanging me upside-down, bending my arms behind my back, or giving me an "indian" burn by twisting the skin on my arm in contrary directions. I literally had to cry uncle.
Perhaps those experiences are what made soft on torture. Perhaps that's what makes me want to write a book on torture. Or perhaps this post is just an excuse to post this picture:
By the way, the nytimes says that the U.S. stole its interrogation techniques from communist China. I had always heard of the dreaded Chinese water torture. I'm not sure it's worse than U.S. water boarding torture.
Perhaps those experiences are what made soft on torture. Perhaps that's what makes me want to write a book on torture. Or perhaps this post is just an excuse to post this picture:
By the way, the nytimes says that the U.S. stole its interrogation techniques from communist China. I had always heard of the dreaded Chinese water torture. I'm not sure it's worse than U.S. water boarding torture.
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