" You won’t be raped, you might enjoy it ! "
Technology then and now, in rape as well, is part of the tools of the master's house, the preservers of Colonial Powers.
The Case of Djamila Boupacha
Rape, today as in the past, used technology to "improve" results. In the case of Djamila, the shock machine, beer bootles , "hands" and handles were all "good technology of rape".
Documentary: "Pour Djamila" by Caroline Huppert
The documentary is Djamila's account of the torture and rape with the so called "good technology" ; technology so good, torturers say, that "it looks like magic". The documentary It includes state torturers and rapist statements to her before they "gave her pleasure" : "You won’t be raped, you might enjoy it"
Case of Djamila Boupacha (Guerre d'Algérie)
For More on Rape as a State Policy:Rape and Colonial State Power: Simone de Beauvoir and the Case of Djamila Boupacha
http://www.academia.edu/1774645/Rape_and_Colonial_State_Power_Simone_de_Beauvoir_and_the_Case_of_Djamila_Boupacha
PICASSO dedicate Djamila a Cover in Beauvoir's book:
