Police Encounter and Health Freedom Discussion

Two nights ago, you were actually arrested, weren't you?

I was. It was 9:00 at night, I was just about to go to bed,

and there was a knock on the door, and there were about eight very

large men there. And one of them said, "I'm from the CID,

and we've come to arrest you. You must get, you must

get changed and come with us to the police station." And they sent a

policewoman in who had to stand next to me the whole time while I

changed and went to the police station.

It was incredibly unnerving because that's when I'm just about to go to

sleep. And I was taken into the police station.

I was there for nearly an hour, and I was,

I was questioned. Um, it was very upsetting for me.

I did cry. And he said, "Why are you crying?

We haven't hurt you." And I said, "Uh, no- no one's ever treated me

like this before or spoken to me like this before.

I- I've done nothing wrong." And

anyway,

um, eventually I think their hearts were touched, and

they began to see that I actually wasn't a threat to public

safety. So the man eventually said, um, "I

realize that the people that organized the situation

should have been the ones that got the permit," 'cause I said, "I,

I just go where

I'm asked." And he said, "I'm..."

He said, "I'm not gonna keep you in the cell for

the night." He said,

"I'm gonna let you go home

to sleep in your hotel," but he said, "You must come back at 7:00 AM in the

morning, and then there'll be, um,

uh, like, I have to talk to some authorities then."

And so

that's what I did, but I, I didn't have a very good sleep

that night.

But I'm just thankful to God that I did go back to the police station

the next day. I had two people that stuck to me by glue.

They weren't gonna let me out of their sight.

And

one, one of the ladies is really my, um, Middle East daughter, and

she said, "No, this is my mother. I am staying with her." It took about

five hours, but eventually... We're just so thankful for people that

came in to help, and I was heard by the head prosecutor

and two lawyers, and they said, "No, you don't have a ban.

You can travel." Um,

I'm just thankful to God that it's all over and now I'm back in

Dubai with my husband.

Well, I'm very happy that you're back here safely.

I was waiting, and it was a little bit unsettling to hear that,

that

Barbara was there. Now, can you imagine it?

Now, why does this sort of thing happen? Let's just think about this.

This is such petty-mindedness. These people are

malicious, and they hate the fact

that you can make a, a formed decision about your health.

I'll tell you some of these people. I'm gonna name one, Dr.

David Grimes from Trinity College in Dublin.

This guy has been writing around. Like, really?

They are so small-minded. They are b- basically like the

parasites of, um... on your health.

They, they just sit here, and they despise the fact that

human beings, uh, creatures of God, would make a

decision about their health, and they have to stop it.

So they're, they're calling venues.

Um, it's just appalling, the Friends of Science in Medicine

and these other petty,

um, departments. Barbara, you had something you wanted to say?

Yes. It was quite incredible. When I was in the police station, when I...

You know, y- yesterday as well, they said, "Who, who is it?" And they looked at

me and they said, "Her? That, that sweet little lady

there?" And when they began to question me, you see them shake

their heads. The lawyers, the head prosecutor, the police, they,

they, they thought, "Well, why are they doing that to this little

lady?"

Yeah.

And when they questioned me, I said, "No, well, I teach this lifestyle."

So they said, "No, you are not banned.

No, you are free." And you could see that they, they couldn't

understand why all the fuss over this little lady.

Unbelievable. Well, shame on you, the, um, Trinity

College up there in Dublin, the Health Friends of Science,

all these other

academics, that, um, their, their zeal could be wanting for a better

cause. Instead of trying to s- to keep people in the system, they

should be l- applauding people that are actually helping people get

out of this system. And, um, we'd like to be ver...

We're, we're very thankful to those in power in

the government of

Qatar who saw through this very quickly, and we're very

thankful for places like Dubai where...

that are also protective and, and allow their people to have, um,

free choice and truth. And

we are very sad this pattern is not followed in Australia.

But anyway, we just thought we'd keep you up to date

on the little events that have

happened to this little girl, seventy-three years old,

traveling around the world,

and she's such a terrible threat to-

To, to, to what? To the people's health? No.

Do you know there's never been a complaint?

They've never actually tangibly got someone that's come and said,

"My health was

damaged." It's the exact opposite. They've got...

They haven't got one, so they have to, "Oh, oh, it's sodium

bicarb. We've read Wikipedia." Like,

spare us. I mean, goodness me.

Yes. I'm very thankful that the, the remedies, the, the

way to keep the body working well are so simple.

And the, the head questioner, right at the end, he said

to me,

this was, uh, the other night, he said, "What, what advice would you give to

me? Three pieces of advice." I said, "Drink more water, go to bed earlier,

and exercise every day." Do you know, he laughed. They all laughed.

That's it. That's

that's the advice I give.

Yeah. Thank you, Barbara. She's... You're a godsend to the world.

You're liberating millions of people from ill health into good health,

that people can be liberated and free.

There's no greater, um, freedom that you have as the freedom over the,

over your own body. Thank you, Barb.