#33: Re: Kazna za pedofila Autor: Circa,
Postano: 02.06.2006. 19:35
Evo nekoliko ideja! Nije mi se dalo prevodit, ali nadam se da cete shvatiti o cemu se radi...
One of the most common forms of medieval inquisition torture was known as strappado. The hands were bound behind the back with a rope, and the accused was suspended this way, dislocating the joints painfully in both arms. Weights could be added to the legs dislocating those joints as well. Other torture methods could include the rack (stretching the victim’s joints to breaking point), the thumbscrew, the boot (some versions of which crushed the calf, ankle, and heel between vertically positioned boards, while others tortured the instep and toes between horizontally oriented plates), water (massive quantities of water forcibly ingested–or even mixed with urine, pepper, diarrhea, etc., for additional persuasiveness), and red-hot pincers (typically applied to fingers, toes, ears, noses and nipples, although one tubular version [the "crocodile shears"] was specially devised for application to the penis in cases of regicide), although it was technically against church policy to mutilate a person's body. If stronger methods were needed, or death, the person was handed over to the secular authorities who were not bound by any restrictions.
The thumbscrew is an instrument of torture which was used in medieval Europe, notably by the Inquisition[citation needed]. It is a simple vise, sometimes with protruding studs on the interior surfaces. The tortured victim's thumbs or fingers were placed in the vise and slowly crushed. The thumbscrew was also applied to crush prisoners' toes, while larger, heavier devices based on the same design principle were applied to destroy knees and elbows.
The boot was an instrument of torture and interrogation designed to crush the feet and legs. The boot has taken many forms in various places and times. Common varieties include the Spanish boot and the Malay boot.
Torture victims may be forced to ingest (or be injected with) chemicals or other products (such as broken glass, heated water, or soaps) that cause pain and internal damage.
Irritating chemicals or products may be inserted into the rectum or vagina, or applied on the external genitalia. Cases of women being punished for adultery by having hot peppers inserted into their vaginas were reported in India. Similar means were used in many instances in African strife.
A modern method of torture or interrogation is to apply electrical shocks to the body. For added effects, torturers may apply the shocks to sensitive areas such as the nipples or genitalia, or insert the electrode into the mouth, rectum, or vagina. Devices used in electrical torture include the picana, the parrila, exposed live wires, medical clamps and hand-cranked generators such as the Tucker telephone.
The Heretic's Fork was a device used to make a prisoner's jailhouse experience all the crueler: it was arguably not an instrument of torture per se though it was undeniably very cruel.
The fork consisted of a short segment of iron, several inches long, with a two-tined fork at either end. Heretics who refused to recant their views were outfitted with the fork in the following manner: one end was jabbed underneath the chin, while the other end was firmly grounded above the breast. In addition to the dreadful pain, which obviously persisted around the clock, the positioning of the device kept the head at an uncomfortable angle and made sleep all but impossible. With a slight dose of black humor, the fork was typically engraved, "Abbiuro," Italian for "I recant." That legend was, in fact, true: the prisoner had only to recant for the fork to be removed.
The instep borer was a mediaeval German instrument of torture that externally resembled an iron boot. It was hinged to permit the free insertion and removal of the bare foot. A crank projected from a housing over the instep, which concealed a long, thick, serrated iron blade, grooved so as to inflict maximum damage and promote liberal blood flow. Turning the crank slowly advanced the blade into the boot, punching a generous hole through the center of the instep. The resultant wound was so large and nasty that it was not at all unusual for the prisoner to die of toxaemia not many days thence.
The Judas Chair, also known as the Judas Cradle, was allegedly a torture device used by the Spanish Inquisition.
The Judas Chair was a pyramid-shaped seat. The victim was placed on top of it, with the point inserted into their anus or vagina, then very slowly lowered by ropes. The intended effect was to stretch the orifice over a long period of time, sort of a slow motion impalement.
A similar construction was used as a military corporal punishment in Prussia, known as ?horse.
In Italian it was the culla di Giuda, in German the Judaswiege, and the French broke from tradition and called it la veille - "the wake" or "nightwatch".
The victim is usually naked on this device, adding to the humiliation already endured.
Naravno sve ove metode i sprave treba koristiti u live TV emisiji, nekoliko minuta prije dnevnika tako da sve pedofilcine vide sto slijedi kada "ciko da bonu"
Majku vam bolesnu!!!
Znam, sad ce neki reci da nisam nista bolji od njih, ali po meni jednostavno nema drugog nacina!!!
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