Mind Control Torture
Mind Control is a broad range of psychological tactics used to subvert an individual’s mind and control his thinking.
Mind Control is used by many countries and of course denied by all. It has been mainly used for war criminals and political enemies. the question is where did Bhutan get help with this sophisticated system of torture? From India, America?
When they used it on me, I felt severe headaches, diarrhea, vomiting and a buring sensation. My psyche was completely destroyed. They began their session by asking questions which were usually followed by severe physical torture which included the sensation of humming bees stinging my body. At times they used a different inner voice which was soothing and consoling, making me emotional. All geared to break me down completely.
In the name of all those that have been violently tortured and all those that have been killed, we are now seeking justice. The 4th Kig of Bhutan and his henchmen have to be brought to trial. Forms have been issued to all the victims with a request to provide complete information on a case by case basis. This will be the basis for the lawsuit against the king which will be filed in the united states. Blank forms are available through this website.
The United Nations and the United States have started a repatriation program to bring thousands of these victims of torture and forced displacement to different countries. They hope the world will simply forget. There are still tens of thousands in the camps in Eastern Nepal living under the most deplorable conditions. Their land, their identity, their dignities and their lives were destroyed by one man: Jigme Singye Wangchuck.
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Ethnic Cleansing
The current Prime Minister of Bhutan, Jigme Y Thinley as the then Home Secretary was the man in charge of the ethnic cleansing. He is personally responsible for the atrocities, which he carried out under the direct orders of the King. As a reward, Jigme Thinley's son was married to the daughter of one of the queens, thus making him part of the Royal family. Democracy?
My life's goal is now to bring the King and the current Prime Minister and all others directly involved in Bhutan's ethnic cleansing to justice, either in The Hague or another suitable venue. TORTURE: Killing Me Softly is my account of the torture, incarceration and crimes against humanity that we Bhutanese had to endure at the hands of our own rulers.
If the Arab Spring is an indication, we can still hope!