Strange Technique of Water Torture

Uncontrollable Feeling of Pain And Horrific Terror

Waterboarding a captured North Vietnamese soldier near Da Nang (public)

Torture has always been a part of human history, inflicting severe pain on a person for different reasons, i.e., punishment, extracting information, confession, and interrogation.

In ancient and modern societies, torture was legally or morally accepted by the people and the state.

Some societies used it as a form of capital punishment and others in the name of judicial procedures. Torture is also an important human rights issue. Although its occurrence has declined, torture is still practiced in most countries.

There are plenty of ways humans have created to inflict pain on other humans, portraying the cruel nature of modern, civilized animals. Waterboarding is one of them.

What is Waterboarding?

Water torture is a brutal technique in which water is poured into the mouth and nose over a cloth covering the face, causing the victim to feel the sensation of drowning.

So Basically…

The victim’s face is covered with thin cloth, and he lies on his back on an inclined plane with his feet above his head.

As the victim’s nose and mouth fill with water, the automatic gag reflex causes him to…