"This one is especially sick. It's reportedly the most "overused" torture song in the CIA's arsenal."
Heh ... I'd like to see this version of Barney sing to these islamist rat bastards
Posted on 04/23/2014 7:33:57 PM PDT by DogByte6RER
"This one is especially sick. It's reportedly the most "overused" torture song in the CIA's arsenal."
Heh ... I'd like to see this version of Barney sing to these islamist rat bastards
I believe that “It’s a Small World” is used to finish them off.
Even Shrek took a poke at that one.
My college fraternity used Gregorian Chants on naked pledges blindfolded in a hot boiler room.
Worked swell.
Do they play the theme from Mr. Ed?
Using : 11. “We Are the Champions” by Queen and 7. “Saturday Night Fever” by the Bee Gees sound inhuman and definitely a violation of basic human rights,
Are we barbarians now?
“Torture” just isn’t what it used to be. I have to go through the same crap the Muzzies are being “tortured” with every time the grandkids show up. It does drive me crazy but it’s not the same thing as having your teeth drilled without any Novocaine or having your fingernails pulled out.
Clockwork Orange used classical music.
They really should try the kars for kids song! /scream
Oh boo frictin hoo
I suppose they think this is worse than having your throat slit with crazy people yelling in the back ground???
I was never deliberately tortured, but I can’t get the theme from Gilligan’s Island out of my head
I only wish they could use Bruce Springsteen songs. I find his music to be torture.
With or without "We Will Rock You?"
NO!. Haven’t you seen the movie “One, Two, Three” in which a loyal East German communist is tortured by his own people with many hours of “Itsy, Bitsy, Tweeny, Weeny, Yellow Polka-Dotted Bikini”? No one could survive hours of that!!
Our torturers are amateurs if they used the songs listed in the article. Most of Bob Dylan’s unintellible songs would also qualify as “tools of torture”.
And, “I Will Always Love You”. It’ll kill every brain cell in your head. It is the “coup de grace” of torturers.
I loved Whitney Houston (”I Want to Dance With Somebody, Somebody to Love”), but I’ll never forgive her for “I Will Always Love You”. A song from Hell if there ever was one.
SOmeone once said “War is Hell”, but they apparently have heard some of these songs listed above. Gives a whole new meaning to “war, hell, and crappy music”.
Only because the main character violent criminal had a obsessive fetish for Beethoven music.
They broke that attraction along with his love of violence using association (the fictional theme)
Grease is The Word.
anything by YOKO OHNO!!
“They’re coming to take me away ha-haaa,” would work great.
When the CIA gets really serious they go to “It’s a Small World After All”...
A 1928 Porter?
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