GrizzlyBear
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Joined: 3/26/2004 From: Missoula Montana Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: slavequery ... He is also having papers drawn up giving all control over my physical being for the length of my natural life. ok, still no problem here. He explained to me, that in Canada, under the mental health laws, once these papers have been entered into court of law, they are final. In essence, should i ever "run" from Him for any reason, He simply has to pick up the phone and have me returned to Him.... I know little of Canadian laws, but I don't think this would fly in the USA. Unless you are declared mentally incompetent by a court and he is given guardianship, I don't see a way for him to have that kind of power over you. Does he have the kind of connections to get this sort of thing done without the proper hearings? Do you already have a history of mental illness? I suppose the right bribes dropped in the hands of crooked judges and psychiatrists could make it happen. It's definitely not how it should work. Even if he can get you declared incompetent, guardianship could be very easily taken away if any evidence of abuse were presented to the police. He can't buy all the judges in the country. It sounds like a nice fantasy, but I think he is probably just starting your brainwashing a bit ahead of schedule. Convincing you he has that kind of power over you, is very nearly as good for his purposes as actually having it. Especially if he can exert complete physical control over you, without being questioned by anyone. Locking you in a secret room in the basement works pretty well, if you can never get loose. We have seen plenty of stories in the news of this recently. And it works even better if you add the brainwashing on top of it, plus the fact that you agreed to this in the beginning. You aren't likely to attempt an escape, if you either don't want to, or if you think he could get the police to give you back to him.
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GrizzlyBear "Come to the edge," he said. They said, "We are afraid." "Come to the edge," he said. They came. He pushed them. And they flew. ~Guillaume Apollinaire
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