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Hunted Like a Bear in a Bear Pit Podcast Companion Booklet 4 By VonPrussia Law Jacinta Arcadia VonPrussia Hunted Like A Bear In A Bear Pit Podcast Companion Booklet 4 © Copyright ™ Trademark Patent Pending VonPrussiaLaw 2021 www.vonprussialaw.com Safe Harbor Archives for Our Truth Valhalla Guardianship of Warriors’ Voices VonPrussia & VonPrussia Law Organisation Number: tba Domicile Care Of Henrik Ibsens Gate No: # 0 0255 Oslo Norway Director - Author - Inventor: Jacinta Arcadia VonPrussia Email: [email protected] Website: www.vonprussialaw.com VonPrussia Law Dedicated to the warriors raising their voices, the silent & the departed & All our beloved Valkyries Copyright Engagement Standard Acknowledge the author & intellectual property rights Open Innovation and Creative Commons sharing all truth for Justice, Law, Science and Mandatory Access to Knowledge for Children PODCAST 4 Hunted Like A Bear In A Bear Pit Companion Booklet 4 [Introduction Song Title No Memories No More by Jacinta Arcadia VonPrussia] And I said fine, what do you want me to do? And they said, well we don’t even think this is a passport and I said okay, well that’s got to be a joke ’cos I just got it. And they said no, this is not a passport. And I said alright, so I'm going to ask your manager for a conversation, and I want it to be private and he said no, I will get the manager but you’re going to have to tell me what you want from the manager. And I said I believe that I'm flagged, I believe that I'm blacklisted, and I believe that I'm going to have to ask you for political asylum. If you don’t give me political asylum, I'm at least going to have to ask you for some level of asylum protection because that means I just got set up by my own government to be blacklisted and banned from flying when I'm actually born in Australia but German by hereditary rights and genetic ethnicity rights. I'm waiting to become German but I'm a permanent resident of the Netherlands for more than ten years. I don’t have to be declaring myself right or fit for flying for any purpose for you and what you’re asking, and that is a legitimate passport, you just need to call the embassy in Holland. They didn’t do that. Instead, they brought the manager and they brought two police to stand beside me at the consul desk at the customs border. I mean not just embarrassing, I mean the highest level of embarrassment. All my luggage is open, all my papers are all over the ground. I'm standing there well- dressed trying to hold myself strong and I've got everyone on the radar watching me, I'm being filmed, I'm being recorded. And all I can think of, what’s in my suitcase that’s there. Australians are really scared of flying because of these types of incidences. Mostly through Asia. So, I try not to fly through Asia because I'm not needing to be associated to the drug world whatsoever. And Australians don’t believe for any second – for any second at all that an Australia will put marijuana in their surfboard and then be allowed to fly and then land somewhere like Bali and then get arrested. So, we don’t even trust our Australian federal police because of the stories that we've seen in the media. So, I don’t do drugs. I do a heavy amount of chocolate and I do pancakes. I do a lot of cream because the Dutch taught me that and I'm addicted to cherries. So that’s the only thing that I can be considered a criminal for. I can drink a lot of liqueur and still stand so, you know, in Germany, the Germans can’t do that amount that I can. So, I'm pretty strong. So the idea that I'm a drug mule or a drug dealer or an international criminal, you’d have to be really inventing something pretty powerful to embarrass me at an airport and then say I'm going to call you what I'm going to call you, and I don’t have to give you the proof, but you’re a criminal and I'm going to get you and I'm going to stand here with all these police and I'm going to prove to everyone and embarrass you that whatever we call you is what we are! There’s no way that anyone in the world is going to stand there and take it. Unless you’ve been on a long flight and you can’t take it and you’re going to faint, ’cos the first thing is shock. The second thing is you can’t find words. The third thing is you can’t breathe any more ’cos you don’t know how this is happening to you. Number 4, you don’t know who you are any more ’cos you’ve forgotten your name. And number 5 is you can’t believe that there’s no-one there to save you. You can’t believe it. So as soon as they pulled me into a secret room, which is really ugly, there’s never anything in these secret rooms by the way. So, these James Bond movies are really so glamorous. There’s always really elaborate layout and it’s really gorgeous and decadent. There’s never anything in these secret rooms so don’t, like, get over yourselves filmmakers because this world, this secret espionage world doesn’t have anything fancy there waiting for you, it’s all dark, it’s all boring. There’s hardly maybe one chair, there’s hardly a table either. So, when they get you in, they go through everything in front of you and they make it look like they’re looking for something in your luggage. But when you know you’ve got a lot of chocolate and that’s it – I mean okay for me, I travel with crayons. Now crayons are the new black. You know, you get your crayons taken off you. So that’s fine. I also have textas – Faber Castell and my favourite and I've got a lot of arts pencils ’cos I love drawing. So, I mean unless you can insert drugs or liquid drugs into all these pencils, I mean then you’re going to get on something. So, then I learnt not to travel with my art equipment. So, they’re going through the suitcase looking for something and I'm thinking well maybe there actually is something. But then how did the Australian government get that from the embassy to here when they didn’t have access to my luggage. So, they set up my hotel room, maybe they did that. So, you know, you start going back in your steps to think well, where is the point where you become an internationally interesting person at the highest level when I'm under the radar for all sorts of things because I'm a victim of child abuse? One of the things we don’t do is we don’t try to get fame. We try and walk away from it because we know at some point being in the media is going to bring our name up into the media and someone’s going to remember our faces and someone’s going to remember straight away, I remember you being pulled out of school and I remember you, I grew up with you, I remember that girl, and social media’s going to instantly declare you a child abuse victim. You know that that’s going to happen. So, someone like me doesn’t actually warrant any attention so this moment is not my life. And then I'm thinking, okay, my strategy kicks in and my data awareness kicks in. All my training for all the wonderful aviation training I've had in data and IATA integrity. Everything I've had training in working for Hewlett Packard and working for Accenture, one of the biggest firms also throughout the world in handling technology, working for General Motors at the highest level in robotics data. These are the moments where your training kicks in and you say now, let’s talk forensics. So, I just stood there, got really super calm – don’t know how I did it. And I said if you tell me what you’re looking for, I’ll help you find that. And then if you tell me what other things you’re looking for, I’ll help you get the evidence. But everything that you’re needing will be in my laptop, and everything else that you’re needing is going to be in my mobile phone. But the things that you’re really needing are the secrets and I'm happy to tell you those, but you need me to get protected first before I mention them. And they said well we’re not going to bargain with you, we don’t negotiate with you. You’re a criminal and we’re going to arrest you. I said fine, but at some point, you’re going to have to give me a lawyer. And they said no, actually, we’re not giving you a lawyer because you asked for political asylum and we need you to verify why you need that. And I said fine, just call the Ballarat police! And they said who’s the Ballarat police, what is that who is that, why are we going to call them.
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