yes you would totally be like this mate, id like to see you join the army serve 3 years then go onto sas training and say this, ill be waiting and looking forward to it
@@Moortee no shit, they wont "do anything" in the real thing, but its still a scary situation even if you know nothing bad will happen, its a mental challenge.
I went to SERE school in the army. It was cute. Quite fun actually. I knew it wouldn’t be bad because my uncle, who was a Vietnam veteran and spent 6months as a pow, told me it would be a joke. He told me after they ripped off his fingernails, put rats on his open wounds and beat him nearly to death on multiple occasions, that whatever bullshit they want you to say. You’ll say it. He told me SERE would be like tickling compared to what will happen to you if you are really captured.
In case neither of ya got the welcome home you both are owed... Welcome home Brother🇺🇸 And tell your uncle there is a song by Craig Morgan, called Paradise It has a video on TH-cam too, but he will appreciate it's lyrics.. And if your MOS involved SERE, I'm betting you'll appreciate it too🇺🇸 Stay safe Brother❤️🇺🇸❤️
War now is just a political game of chess with peoples lives so you can't really use that form of interrogation. In the case of a actual war, these would be the main ways of interrogation. Also they can't rip of recruits fingernails and beat them to near death but they can train the mental side, so that is what they do, train what they can.
@@hope4ourfallen There isn’t a patriotic bone in his body, Nor mine. He’s ashamed of his service. And I’m disgusted I ever put on a uniform and invaded a country that never attacked us. I’ll never support another war this country gets involved in unless there are boots on the ground of America soil.
Yes and no. There’s certain information they CAN give but the point is to drip feed the interrogators small amounts of vague information, never revealing their true story
It means that no one will say that they are the Umpire. They will play other tricks to confuse you, but that one they will not do. Psychologically, it's important that they know that someone will be there who isn't trying to trick them. During sleep deprevation, you may hallucinate and the mind must be protected during this to a certain degree.
right answers gets you in the clear ,answers that coincide with the rest of the groups story ,if the stories conflict,expect a verbal or physical beasting ,you have to keep the story dripping but only when is necessary ,ie when you feel like their more sus about your story
This is nothing...you get cought by the enemy first they starve you for 3 days no food little water, then the beatings come in most people sing in less then few hours.. Once the real torture begins...they sing about everything even the first time they jerked off...that is why most of people choose to out one into your head than to be cought...
They know there on a reality show and the team wont go to far.If they experienced in Reality they would shit their pants."ha".Loved the Back flip into the River.I do it regular just to Cool down."River Themes " London.when the tourists notice, they must think im nuts.The Police were called once and they thought i was having a nervous breakdown. "Ha" to
I reckon I could handle this level of interrogation. This looks like child's play? I could endure 4 hours of that noise and be fine, take my kit off? Like I've never had people mock me before just to get a reaction... the question "what are you doing here?" Would get the answer ON FUCKING HOLIDAY SUNSHINE, WBU? I grew up knowing that no one likes a grass and that's when it's just who is shagging who on the street, not a sense of national security. These tactics seemed tame in all honesty, kinda intrigued to see what deeper stuff the interrogators can do
I'm confused 🤔 Now that everything, I mean everything is in TH-cam an interrogator can say hey dip shit I know your drip feeding me! I watch the same little SAS video too! Then you both take a selfie together because you find something in common. (Sarcasm) . Basically social media has really infiltrated the battle field! I mean even in all the conflicts around the world , I'm seeing soldiers dancing and doing challenges and shit when they supposed to be locked in! I'm seeing them in bunkers and trenches taking videos while being shelled! Now this.. yea just show the world how SAS interrogation training goes.. Btw don't forget to wear underwear!
If you think this is actually anything like the real SAS training you may be braindead. I've never been in the SAS (obviously) but it doesn't take a genius to figure out that celebrities' are not put through the same training/selection as people from the best special forces unit in the world.
I'd rather the people fighting do dances every once in while than blow their brains out due to shellshock 'cause that's what happens when you are "locked in" during war, you can talk on war once you've been to war, until then shut up and check your privilege.
Id disagree in an interrogation setting a woman would be a good person to have on hand as they are perceived less threatening than men. For interrogation purposes somebody who could make your person feel more at ease after they have been hammered by questions from a threatening or imposing male figure. It could be somebody that a person being put through the ringer could feel like they could confide in. I guess different tactics for different people to in the end reach the same goal.
From interrogator to Prime Minister...man, Liz Truss has come a long way.
Her name is Debs
@@Dim4323it’s called a joke
Liz Truss’ early career. 🤯
I couldn't take this seriously. It'd be like
"What are you doing here?"
"I dont know mate, you tell me. I thought I'd signed up for Masterchef "
I love that so much
Omg classic
yes you would totally be like this mate, id like to see you join the army serve 3 years then go onto sas training and say this, ill be waiting and looking forward to it
@@CykoProd why would i join the SAS? I'm not from England, Scotland or Wales. Also this is a show its not real, the instructors won't do anything
@@Moortee no shit, they wont "do anything" in the real thing, but its still a scary situation even if you know nothing bad will happen, its a mental challenge.
The umpire seems badass
I went to SERE school in the army. It was cute. Quite fun actually. I knew it wouldn’t be bad because my uncle, who was a Vietnam veteran and spent 6months as a pow, told me it would be a joke. He told me after they ripped off his fingernails, put rats on his open wounds and beat him nearly to death on multiple occasions, that whatever bullshit they want you to say. You’ll say it. He told me SERE would be like tickling compared to what will happen to you if you are really captured.
In case neither of ya got the welcome home you both are owed...
Welcome home Brother🇺🇸
And tell your uncle there is a song by Craig Morgan, called Paradise
It has a video on TH-cam too, but he will appreciate it's lyrics.. And if your MOS involved SERE, I'm betting you'll appreciate it too🇺🇸
Stay safe Brother❤️🇺🇸❤️
@@hope4ourfallen Of course they didn’t. Imagine being a war criminal and then expect a thank you lmao
War now is just a political game of chess with peoples lives so you can't really use that form of interrogation. In the case of a actual war, these would be the main ways of interrogation. Also they can't rip of recruits fingernails and beat them to near death but they can train the mental side, so that is what they do, train what they can.
@@hope4ourfallen There isn’t a patriotic bone in his body,
Nor mine. He’s ashamed of his service. And I’m disgusted I ever put on a uniform and invaded a country that never attacked us. I’ll never support another war this country gets involved in unless there are boots on the ground of America soil.
@@dominus6224 Honestly, you’re correct. I’m ashamed of this country for what it’s become.
Me: I can totally be a SAS interrogator
Them: What experience do you have?
Me: Um, I want to see them with their clothes off?
bit rapey
Debs looks like Liz Truss
Are they meant to confess or not. Its confusing ngl
Yes and no.
There’s certain information they CAN give but the point is to drip feed the interrogators small amounts of vague information, never revealing their true story
@@TARWCreations thank you i understand it more now 😂
Give em something to chew on forawhile gotta convince them that the lie is the truth
You go in with a cover story.
Yes. Eventually.
Bless for Profesonals Doctors
Thanks to the Lessons
My brother in law was in the SAS and says the women interrogations are the worst
What does the Umpire mean when he says "I cannot be impersonated" ?
It means that no one will say that they are the Umpire. They will play other tricks to confuse you, but that one they will not do. Psychologically, it's important that they know that someone will be there who isn't trying to trick them. During sleep deprevation, you may hallucinate and the mind must be protected during this to a certain degree.
Why are they meant to confess if it's an interrogation test? Unless they're not, then why did they all confess?
You just say enough for them to think but be vague enough so they can’t get the full picture
You're not meant to confess everything, just keep dripping them information so they keep you alive which gives you more time for rescue attempts
@Project Alpha Ah I see what you mean. Makes sense.
right answers gets you in the clear ,answers that coincide with the rest of the groups story ,if the stories conflict,expect a verbal or physical beasting ,you have to keep the story dripping but only when is necessary ,ie when you feel like their more sus about your story
As someone else said, you drip feed them information as slowly as you can. If you give them nothing, you're useless to them and they'll just kill you
That disabled guy is no way 29
If it wasn't on Television. The Women Intergator would have told him to take his Boxer shorts off, then asked questions. "Ha".
Debs is well up for it , mad little thing
Brilliant ❤️❤️❤️❤️👊👊✌️✌️
Jim Browning?
So they all gave up at the same time ...wow
Eric Cantona thinks he’s slick pretending to have a Scottish accent as the umpire
You look familiar....yeah I thought it was William Defoe too
It’s very tough from what I see
I know that bloke but I can't say anymore
Interrogation conducted by our friend Eric Cantona from france 🇫🇷
u can only show kidnaps once on tv after that ya no ya gonna be kidnapped
I was make my disabilty by accident down
I had a stroke reading your dire excuse at reading your abysmal excuse at a sentence
The umpire, one name like madonna
What is the point of this
Television? Uhmmm……entertainment? 🫤
@@KristianH1986 no it’s rti/ resistance to interrogation
@@samfalls9196 I think the guy was asking what the point of the programme was, not the exercise lol
@@samfalls9196 No the exercise so the point is to throw in the towel?
The point is to drip feed information as slowly as possible while not getting yourself maimed or killed (in the real world) by stone walling entirely.
I wouldn't say anything and see if they get so frustrated that they pull a gun out
Of course you would
But you would fail the course, no?
Past interrogation not pleasant
No physical tortures ? So this video is a joke !
Mental is infinitely harder.
@@alexgeorgeedwardsharde than getting a red hot poker up your bum?
This is nothing compared to war interrogations, silly game!!!!
This come from your extensive experience in wartime interrogation does it?
Bellend
Ah yes for this tv show let's whip out the real torture equipment
This is nothing...you get cought by the enemy first they starve you for 3 days no food little water, then the beatings come in most people sing in less then few hours.. Once the real torture begins...they sing about everything even the first time they jerked off...that is why most of people choose to out one into your head than to be cought...
You do realize they show little amount of what they actually do in this stage? It's just trying to fool you into thinking that you can actually do it.
Does she not know he has a brain injury
They know there on a reality show and the team wont go to far.If they experienced in Reality they would shit their pants."ha".Loved the Back flip into the River.I do it regular just to Cool down."River Themes " London.when the tourists notice, they must think im nuts.The Police were called once and they thought i was having a nervous breakdown. "Ha" to
the thames is filthy, terry, what are you playing at?!
I reckon I could handle this level of interrogation. This looks like child's play? I could endure 4 hours of that noise and be fine, take my kit off? Like I've never had people mock me before just to get a reaction... the question "what are you doing here?" Would get the answer ON FUCKING HOLIDAY SUNSHINE, WBU? I grew up knowing that no one likes a grass and that's when it's just who is shagging who on the street, not a sense of national security.
These tactics seemed tame in all honesty, kinda intrigued to see what deeper stuff the interrogators can do
This whole thing is cringe
And you're not?
Go for a run
I'm confused 🤔
Now that everything, I mean everything is in TH-cam an interrogator can say hey dip shit I know your drip feeding me! I watch the same little SAS video too! Then you both take a selfie together because you find something in common. (Sarcasm) .
Basically social media has really infiltrated the battle field! I mean even in all the conflicts around the world , I'm seeing soldiers dancing and doing challenges and shit when they supposed to be locked in! I'm seeing them in bunkers and trenches taking videos while being shelled! Now this.. yea just show the world how SAS interrogation training goes..
Btw don't forget to wear underwear!
If you think this is actually anything like the real SAS training you may be braindead. I've never been in the SAS (obviously) but it doesn't take a genius to figure out that celebrities' are not put through the same training/selection as people from the best special forces unit in the world.
What trenches you goof
I'd rather the people fighting do dances every once in while than blow their brains out due to shellshock 'cause that's what happens when you are "locked in" during war, you can talk on war once you've been to war, until then shut up and check your privilege.
This is less that 1% of what methods they have you know nothing
i dont like your tone, well i dont like yours lmao
Woman interviewer. Humiliating you by taking off clothes. Break you down
"The best in the world"?!?!?!??!??!?!??!
Hahahahahahaha and you have female interrogaters!?!?!?!?!??!?!
Prosthetic foot?????? Lmfao?!?!?!?!
This isn’t the real SAS you know that right
Bro thinks terror groups recruit white British men with prosthetic legs 💀💀 GCSEs are a bigger challenge for you than the SAS could ever offer
The S.A.S use female interrogators in their interrogation training genius.
Debs woman shouldn't be doing this it should be only men
Mulheres são fortes
If they want to join the special forces they to expect to be treated all equally.
@@fernandaguimaraes4982 funny
@@fernandaguimaraes4982 women are a hinderence in combat roles
Id disagree in an interrogation setting a woman would be a good person to have on hand as they are perceived less threatening than men. For interrogation purposes somebody who could make your person feel more at ease after they have been hammered by questions from a threatening or imposing male figure. It could be somebody that a person being put through the ringer could feel like they could confide in. I guess different tactics for different people to in the end reach the same goal.