The movie "unthinkable" and torture

[kita]

Has anyone seen "Unthinkable" yet?

I will let you into the title,its about torturing the man;s children.sick f@#ks.

Synopsis[not by me]:The story of a white american muslim, who claims to have planted three nuclear bombs in large cities of the US, threatening to kill millions. He is interrogated and tortured by an 'agent' who uses every possible mean to crack him into revealing the location of the bombs. It's a hard and brutal 'game', which challenges ever possible definition of right and wrong, as well as lawful versus criminal behaviours: how far would you go, based on a 1% chance the the bombs really exist and may kills millions, to protect those? And when even the most brutal acts of torture don't break your subject, what becomes the next 'unthinkable' boundary of human decency, which marks the difference between the terrorists and the order? Where do you stop?


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[Satyagraha]

I saw the trailer... a movie where they manipulate you into rooting for the torturer. They ARE sick f*cks.

[kita]

I saw the trailer... a movie where they manipulate you into rooting for the torturer. They ARE sick f*cks.

I watched it day or so ago,its very deceptive,especially linguistically.
 

[Dig]

The movie itself should be included in very overdue new Nurenberg Trials against all who still have the insane delusion that torturing children in front of their parents is acceptable by any society whatsoever.

As far as destructively dehumanizing propaganda films, it is up there with "Der ewige Jude"

[el midgetron]

Yep, they didn't crush the kids testicles so they failed to stop the bomb. Opps, I guess I just spolied the movie..... Oh well, I doubt meny here would actually enjoy such crap anyway.....

Before I saw it, I wondered if it was supposed to be Obama on the poster -

[MonkeyPuppet]

Sad that they used Sammy's gravitas for such a despicable movie.  He's the obvious choice as he portrays an intimidating conflicted asshole very well, but the subject matter is undeserving of his talent.

[Satyagraha]

Sad that they used Sammy's gravitas for such a despicable movie.  He's the obvious choice as he portrays an intimidating conflicted asshole very well, but the subject matter is undeserving of his talent.

He made a big pile of money for this film. He was happy about it. I'll bet he didn't have any qualms about cashing the checks.
And yes, sad that such a fine actor would have anything to do with this propaganda film in support of torture.
Shame on Sammy.

[Dig]

No one can be taken seriously about their opinion concerning torture unless they have seen "Death and the Maiden".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_and_the_Maiden_(play)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_and_the_Maiden_(film)

Without seeing that movie like 10x at the very least, their perception likely would lack any sense of reality.

Realize that this was a true story of a Pinochet system.

Further realize that Pinochet was a puppet of Kissinger/Rockefeller on behalf of the Queen Bitch and the rest of the Bilderberg clan.

And what do we see in 2009?

James Jones - Under - National Security Advisor to Barry Soetoro... "I take my orders from Kissinger"

Derrrrrrrrrr

[Dig]

I have not seen this, but i did see inception and it was absolutely crazy.

as in, crazy-plausible, crazy period @@

and a bit weird/mystical/matrix knockoff but far more realistic.

for some reason reminded me of Project Pegasus

inception was a globalist/glorification/High Def version of Dreamscape: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreamscape_(film)

Realize that the movie Dreamscape was made in 1984. In my opinion, Dreamscape is 10x better because it focuses on the actual issues rather than bombarding you with hypnotic special effects.


Also see the movie which forced the elite to assassinate Natalie Wood:

Brainstorm: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainstorm_(1983_film)

The final scene involving a bona fide MK Ultra session was not able to be made because her assassination occured a day before the shooting was to take place.

Also Natalie Wood's early career has exposed the MK Ultra'ing of a child actress by elites and how easy it is to pay off estranged family members if the elites feel that the child is an easy target:

Inside Daisy Clover: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inside_Daisy_Clover

Other similar movies include Strange Days and Lawnmower Man.

[citizenx]

Quite a poster.

"Right and Wrong No Longer Exist"

"Think"  (IBM's old slogan)

They want us to think and not to feel.  They want us to completely blur the difference between right and wrong.  Thank you NWO (Hollywood) for more of your demoralizing (literally) and dehumanizing brainwashing crap.

As a member of the hive mind, you will think (along the lines laid out for you) -- you will not feel.

A la "Equilibrium".

[Dig]

Quite a poster.

"Right and Wrong No Longer Exist"

"Think"  (IBM's old slogan)

They want us to think and not to feel.  They want us to completely blur the difference between right and wrong.  Thank you NWO (Hollywood) for more of your demoralizing (literally) and dehumanizing brainwashing crap.

As a member of the hive mind, you will think (along the lines laid out for you) -- you will not feel.

A la "Equilibrium".

that analysis is right on the money!


"This one can see!"

[citizenx]

Thanks, Dig.

Yeah, we may quibble over some details here and there, but I think we both see the big picture eye to eye.

As for this one, it is fairly transparent.

[Albert_Pike]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0914863/

There was an article on infowars about this movie a few months ago..

I watched this on DVD. Do you think that the government would physically torture an American citizen in brutal and grisly ways, on American soil, if he/she was the only individual knew the locations of nuclear bombs hidden in US cities?

There are laws (constitutional and human rights) which protect Americans from this type of treatment, but under such extreme and heavy circumstances, I can't see how torture wouldn't be used in an interrogation.

As to my knowledge, the only American citizens being tortured by entities from US intelligence and the military, are the ones "renditioned" to CIA blacksites overseas. They face the typical beatings, electrocution, false threats against family members, water boarding, pressure positions, maybe get their fingernails pulled out in very rare cases. But nothing too extreme. If that doesn't work, they are handed over to countries where no laws or policies exist against such treatment.

If the hypothetical scenario depicted in the film "unthinkable" were actually real, the person being interrogated would likely have faced far more brutal and unrelenting torture than what was portrayed in the film. They probably would have tortured the victim's young children as well if he still didn't crack and reveal the locations of the bombs.



Cutting out of eyes, peeling off entire layers of skin, a power drill inserted into the limbs, burned with a blow torch, crushing of testicles in a vice, being burned with acid, needles underneath the finger and toenails, are probably just some of the interrogation techniques that would be used if the situation in "unthinkable" were real. I guarantee you that 100% of people, even CIA agents and other kinds of people whom have been thoroughly trained for years to resist torture, would break very quickly under the interrogation techniques listed in this paragraph.


 
     

It is a fact that a man will say ANYTHING under torture, which is why if spies or other government covert operatives are captured, they usually bite down on a cyanide capsule so their captors won't be able to get any information out of them - because they're dead.

[dre4dwolf]

I watched this movie b4, its about a terrorist who hid bombs all over the USA, (nukes) and then they captured and tortured him, killed his innocent wife infront of him and threatened to even kill the kids also.

Its not that far-fetched, I think it could happen or has happened in America before... without a doubt the CIA/ FBI have secret locations to torture people....

[Albert_Pike]

I watched this movie b4, its about a terrorist who hid bombs all over the USA, (nukes) and then they captured and tortured him, killed his innocent wife infront of him and threatened to even kill the kids also.

Its not that far-fetched, I think it could happen or has happened in America before... without a doubt the CIA/ FBI have secret locations to torture people....

I reckon Americans will be interrogated in this manner to disclose information not about terrorism, but about copyright infringement in the not too-distant future.

[charrington]

The movie itself should be included in very overdue new Nurenberg Trials against all who still have the insane delusion that torturing children in front of their parents is acceptable by any society whatsoever.

As far as destructively dehumanizing propaganda films, it is up there with "Der ewige Jude"

I agree - it's one of the most twisted and sly works of indoctrination taking the normal human reactions to torture and mutilation of humans in to a trendy nationalistic way of life.