David interviewed April 2014

No he could NOT send his dad to jail. The US Supreme Court has ruled on many occasions that parents in the USA have this 'right' to abuse their children.

The USA follows the old Ancient Roman principle that stated the child was the possession of the parents (and the parents could even legally put their child to death without legal penalty). This is fundamentally different from all other First World nations- and explains why the USA has REFUSED to sign the UN Convention on the Rights of the child.

The ONLY reason these schools are less common in the USA is because campaigners were stirring up unwanted publicity about the sick laws in the USA- and there was a very real possibility that public pressure would have forced a change in the law- something the rulers of the USA wanted to avoid at all costs.

The IRONY is that these US run schools are almost ALWAYS illegal in the servile nation in which they are located, because most of the US slave nations have themselves made the abuse of children illegal, including school 'corporal punishment'. But the US government places unbearable pressure on the leaders of these nations to turn a 'blind-eye' to the activities of US Christian zionists.

As for holding the kid captive AFTER 17- well in the USA the Supreme Court has ruled that EIGHTEEN counts as under 18 in a school context (18 year old adults forcibly beaten at school have been denied the right to sue the school by the US Supreme Court). Worse, the age of majority in these servile nations is frequently 21, so the US embassy informs the Christian zionists running the school that they keep the person prisoner till 21 under 'local' laws.

Why are Americans SO THICK, they always thick the abusers are breaking US law? The rest of the world has no problem understanding the US legal system, including the common practise of US authorities granting TOTAL IMMUNITY from prosecution to entities considered useful for their sheeple control activities. The CPS in most US states, for instance, will prosecute a parent for mild acts of corporal punishment, yet will roll around with laughter at the suggestion they should prosecute schools for beating the kids black and blue. One law for the masters, another for the slaves.

I'll never forget the recent case of that famous American 'black' musician murdered by his Dad, only for the court to rule that parents have the 'rights' to murder their adult children under the most tenuous of excuses- just like the elders of Ancient Rome said.