restrained and the arms legs torso head and neck they took away lubrication they took away local anaesthetic stay took away soothing lozenges all to make the experience as uncomfortable as possible. some of the men refused to come out. because they objected to being force fed and in a brutal manner and so they wished to remain in their cells and so what the what the medical authorities are guantanamo do at that point was to order basically a riot squad six man teams in full riot gear with padding shields. it's visors mace and they would basically march into a sob as loudly as possible to intimidate them and terrorize the prisoner population and then they would go into the cell was and drag them out to the restraint. and then one of the u.s. military medical personnel would insert the force feeding tubes and a single feeding session would last you know two to three hours depending on how much nutrition was to be administered that experience was so traumatic that a lot of the prisoners developed inflamed nasal passages the medical personnel there would leave the tubes in their noses for days o

few months ago, he had a home-made device implanted under his skin by a tattoo artist, without an anaesthetic. when it's activated, it measures his body temperature and sends the data to his personal computer. >> what i'm doing is preparing the power coil to charge my device. we had to power it down for healing purposes but i've been able to power it up and connect it to a bluetooth and what have you. >> since having the device implanted, cannon has had to take medication to keep his body from rejecting it. he's already working on a much smaller implant in his basement. the new version is designed to also measure blood pressure, pulse and other levels as well. >> since the technology is here, somebody has to start experimenting with it. it doesn't seem like anybody in the medical community is interested in it. but i am. so, i just said, "why not?" >> cannon believes this technology will soon be used to automatically transmit medical data from millions of americans to insurance companies. the idea of an omniscient health industry doesn't faze him. >> i think it's reasonable to be afraid of thi

restrained and the arms legs torso head and neck they took away lubrication they took away local anaesthetics they took away soothing lozenges all to make the experience as uncomfortable as possible . some of the men refused to come out. because they objected to being force fed and in a brutal manner and so they wish to remain in their cells and so what the what the medical authorities are guantanamo doing point was to order basically a riot squad six man teams in full riot gear with padding shields. that's visors mace and they would basically march into a sob as loudly as possible to intimidate them and terrorize the prisoner population and then they would go into the cell of the to and drag them out to the restraint. and then one of the u.s. military medical personnel would insert the force feeding tubes and a single feeding session would last you know two to three hours depending on how much nutrition was to be administered that experience was so traumatic that a lot of the prisoners developed inflamed nasal passages the medical personnel there would leave the tubes in their noses for days