[GabbaGandalf]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...47/index2.html

that's not the vid (read comments) coz it hasn't been released/leaked (yet)

kk..my mistake then

[Fulcanelli]

Originally Posted by DarkApe ↗

Would like to see the Barcelona Train accident, that recently happened

Me too.

[peter_1983]

Originally Posted by alphawolf15 ↗

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6m...insurgent_news

That vid is from a apache gunship. AC130's dont have 30mm cannons and only do missions at night! And there rate of fire is much faster.This is the only AC-130 vid i have found and its REALLY boring!

[Gnoma2345]

Just a few little ways for you to tell if a beheading/shooting is real.

#1- There has to be shitty music louder than the actual sound of the video. Everyone knows terrorists have a poor taste in music!

#2- Crappy visuals/graphics on the video. If it has graphics like a water mark that looks like a 5 year old drew it in microsoft pain on windows 98 (Fucking windows 98) its def a real terrorist vid.

#3- Terrible quality, Terrorists are too busy spending their cash on ammo (They miss all the time)That they dont have enough cash for a decent camera.

#4- Constant shouting of allah akbar. Its like the only thing they can say .

Hope this helps you pick out the frauds!

[lolly pop]

[raininhell]

Originally Posted by GabbaGandalf ↗

http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...l-video-51599/

search for it yourself, if you know, which film it originates from ;)

They don't have Traces of Death 3 and that is the one that has it I think

[raininhell]

Originally Posted by djalrock ↗

i read that the footage yr talking about is fake , might be out of one of the cannibal films from the 70s , i read it in killing for culture . bloody good read

I saw it once and it looked fuckin real, I don't see how the castration could have been fake

[Human52093]

Does anyone know of any good places I can watch autopsy videos?

[gatagato]

I'd like to watch Yukio Mishima's suicide video: there's one circulating in the web, but it's just a scene from a movie:
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw0tTYcC_nQ"]YouTube- Tribute To Yukio Mishima[/nomedia]

If memory serves, he committed Seppuku and the event was caught on some TV camera.

The ritual

In time, carrying out seppuku came to involve a detailed ritual. This was usually performed in front of spectators if it was a planned seppuku, not one performed on a battlefield. A samurai was bathed, dressed in white robes, and fed his favorite meal. When he was finished, his instrument was placed on his plate. Dressed ceremonially, with his sword placed in front of him and sometimes seated on special cloths, the warrior would prepare for death by writing a death poem.

With his selected attendant (kaishakunin, his second) standing by, he would open his kimono (robe), take up his tantō (knife) or wakizashi (short sword)—which the samurai held by the blade with a portion of cloth wrapped around so that it would not cut his hand and cause him to lose his grip—and plunge it into his abdomen, making a left-to-right cut. The kaishakunin would then perform kaishaku, a cut in which the warrior was decapitated. The maneuver should be done in the manners of dakikubi (lit. "embraced head"), in which way a slight band of flesh is left attaching the head to the body, so that it be hung in front as if embraced. Because of the precision necessary for such a maneuver, the second was a skilled swordsman. The principal and the kaishakunin agreed in advance when the latter was to make his cut. Usually dakikubi would occur as soon as the dagger was plunged into the abdomen. The process became so highly ritualised that as soon as the samurai reached for his blade the kaishakunin would strike. Eventually even the blade became unnecessary and the samurai could reach for something symbolic like a fan and this would trigger the killing stroke from his second. The fan was likely used when the samurai was too old to use the blade, or in situations where it was too dangerous to give him a weapon in such circumstances.

This elaborate ritual evolved after seppuku had ceased being mainly a battlefield or wartime practice and become a para-judicial institution.

The second was usually, but not always, a friend. If a defeated warrior had fought honorably and well, an opponent who wanted to salute his bravery would volunteer to act as his second.

Now, if I'm correct, the kaishaku went wrong, with several failed attempts of beheading.
I'd really like to watch it

[Achilius]

Unfortunately those two clips you're referring to were just extremely graphic recreations. I'm a production assistant, so those types of things aren't hard to spot for me. That's one reason I watch the vids on this site....to see the REAL and compare it to then and now's facades.