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STRIPPED to her knickers — with the rest of her clothes and belongings taken away — and caged in a tiny freezing cell.
WARNED she might not see her three-year-old daughter Molly again and asked how she felt about “dying for her government”.
THREATENED with years in prison as a spy unless she did what her captors wanted.
As the days went on, the mind games intensified.
Faye went on: “The threats got more and more blatant. At one stage Mr Tan Shoes asked me, ‘How do you feel about dying for your country’?
“The next day, another interrogator said to me, ‘You don’t understand, you must co-operate with us. Do you not want to see your daughter again?’”
On Day Five, the pattern of interrogation suddenly changed.
Faye said: “Two new guys in suits arrived. They didn’t shout like the others. One said he had come to make me an offer.
“If I confessed to being in Iranian waters and wrote letters to my family, the British people and the Iranian people, I’d be free within two weeks.
“If I didn’t, they’d put me on trial for espionage and I’d go to prison for ‘several years’. I had just an hour to think about it.
She recalled: “One morning, I heard the noise of wood sawing and nails being hammered near my cell. I couldn’t work out what it was. Then a woman came into my cell to measure me up from head to toe with a tape.
“She shouted the measurements to a man outside. I was convinced they were making my coffin.”
Originally posted by uberarcanist
Come on, that's hardly anything compared to what the coalition of the willing's been involved in.
Originally posted by Britguy, no stripped human pyramids, no snapping attack dogs, no urinating on the bible in front of them ..
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by uberarcanist
Come on, that's hardly anything compared to what the coalition of the willing's been involved in.
AMEN. It's hardly anything compared to what the Vietnam Vets went thruogh.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
that's not torture either.
FOLKS - read John McCain's book about his experiences in a Vietnamese POW camp. THAT's torture.
First of all I am glad that they are all fine and well, and if they want to sell their story good for them, after all look what kind of war is the one our countries are fighting for. .
I think every soldier that will survive captivity or Iraq as a whole should received monetary compensation for staying alive.
I said leave the UK soldiers alone they were in a situation that was forced upon them by their government.
So now people are horrified that they didn't got tortured enough.
Give me a brake.!!!!!!!!
I'm glad they got out safely, and don't really care if they make money from it - why should it only be the top brass who profit from autobiography's, newspaper columns etc
Originally posted by marg6043
stumason
If my sources are not lying (CNN) this morning it was talks that the UK government has given permission for the soldiers to tell and sell their stories.
Originally posted by marg6043
And . . . I disagree respectfully that she is a traitor, I believe that the soldier in question did what she needed to do to comply with her captors and avoid what she didn't know could be real torture or the possibility of death.
Originally posted by marg6043
But respectfully that is my opinion.