
Sarah White
@sarahwhitetruth • 44,552 subscribers
Freedom demands bravery. No surrender. Independent thinker. Truth over narratives. Courage, conviction and resilience. 🇬🇧
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For everyone claiming I came to Calais with security and bodyguards… You couldn’t be more wrong. I walked through a migrant camp on my own, in disguise. No security. No bodyguards. Just me, a camera and a whole lot of bloody bravery. Here’s a little clip… The rest will be released later. 👀
Sarah White195,809 views • 3 days ago

Following on from my earlier post, there is something I genuinely want to know. When I went into Decathlon to purchase a lifejacket, I was asked for my email address. Yet when I was watching migrants purchasing lifejackets and other equipment that can be used for small boat crossings to the UK, I saw no apparent requirement for them to provide an email address. So I have a very simple question for Decathlon. Why is there one standard for me and apparently another for people purchasing large quantities of equipment associated with illegal Channel crossings? Decathlon’s own French website confirms that customer information is collected for orders and that the company can refuse or restrict certain purchases under its terms. (Decathlon) If Decathlon is aware that its products are being purchased specifically to facilitate illegal Channel crossings, what checks, if any, are being carried out? Because from where I am standing, if a company continues supplying equipment that is being used in this way while apparently asking no questions, it is entirely reasonable to ask where the line is between simply selling a product and knowingly facilitating the trade behind these crossings. Decathlon, I think the public deserves an answer.
Sarah White112,460 views • 2 days ago

Around 180 lifejackets sold in ONE DAY Decathlon At this point, Decathlon aren’t just selling sports equipment… They’re practically enabling the Channel crossings and betting on the next batch arriving. 😂 Who knew the hottest sporting event of 2026 would be Calais to Dover: The Boat Race. 🛶🇬🇧 Decathlon must be loving it. Business is absolutely booming.
Sarah White137,096 views • 3 days ago

This is me getting ready before I went undercover in the migrant camp. The video shows me outside the car, changing my appearance and preparing to go in alone. I made myself look as close as possible to one of the women there, even using makeup to alter my appearance. No security. No bodyguards. No big army or political movement behind me. Just me. I concealed my camera among my belongings and walked in alone because I wanted to see what was actually happening for myself. I think it takes a fair bit of courage to do that completely on your own. This is only the preparation. The footage from inside is another story.
Sarah White61,301 views • 2 days ago

Whilst walking through the migrant camp I went into the toilet section and honestly, the whole place felt like one giant toilet. The toilets were absolutely filthy and the stench was disgusting. I only wish you could have seen what I saw when I opened that toilet door. Unfortunately, I think I blocked the view with my arm, but believe me, it was absolutely disgusting. No filters. No sanitising it for the camera. Just what I found when I went
Sarah White33,507 views • 2 days ago

My Great Britain nomination went to BASEDANDBOUGIE 🇬🇧❤️ She stays true to her morals and beliefs, always speaks with kindness and never feels the need to tear anyone else down. She looks fabulous, she’s authentic and most importantly, she’s done it all herself. No huge machine behind her. No movement pushing her through. Just her, her voice and her hard work. So deserved. 👏🏻🇬🇧
Sarah White74,898 views • 11 days ago

They are literally like rats 🐀 everywhere The belief among many of those who crossed into Ceuta is that if they can avoid being returned for seven days, they will have a pathway deeper into Spain and the rest of Europe. Whether that belief is accurate or not, it is clearly driving behaviour. Everywhere you look there are groups of young men hiding in the hills, sleeping in the forests, climbing the rocks and even sheltering in cemeteries, waiting and hoping to avoid detection long enough to move on. The scale of what I witnessed was astonishing. This isn’t just a local issue for Ceuta. It’s a warning of the pressure Europe’s borders are facing and the consequences of policies that many believe are failing to deter illegal entry.
Sarah White266,128 views • 1 month ago
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GoFundMe GoFundMe has cancelled my fundraiser for a memorial garden in Northern Ireland. A memorial garden to honour our fallen. Why? Because apparently the mural it was connected to is “related to terrorism”. Seriously? What exactly does GoFundMe class as terrorism? Honouring our forefathers? Remembering the fallen? Preserving our history? Building a memorial garden? Who exactly does that offend? If GoFundMe is going to throw around a word as serious as “terrorism”, then they should have the courage to explain exactly what they mean. Because this wasn’t a fundraiser to support terrorism. It was a fundraiser to create a place of remembrance. And apparently even that is now too controversial for GoFundMe. Shame on you. When did remembering the dead become something that needs permission? When did honouring your history become something that can get you cancelled? And perhaps the biggest question of all… Who decided that remembering our fallen is “terrorism”? GoFundMe needs to answer that. The world has absolutely gone mad.
Sarah White24,339 views • 7 days ago

I interviewed one of the young men who crossed into Ceuta in the mass border surge at the weekend. He and many others told me the same story they believed that if they could stay inside the enclave for about seven days, they would then get the chance to move to mainland Spain once there, free movement across Europe. Thousands of men arrived at the same time this wasn’t random. Messages and videos had been circulating on social media telling people exactly when to gather and that the border would be easier to cross. They said the gates would effectively be open from around 9 in the morning until 11 at night. Being Morocco’s Throne Day, when the King traditionally issues royal pardons. That coincidence, combined with the coordinated social media information, is why many of them described it as organised rather than spontaneous. This is what the people who actually made the crossing are saying on the ground. Dan Wootton Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧
Sarah White125,175 views • 1 month ago

🚨 REFORM UK HYPOCRISY EXPOSED🚨 Reform's London Mayoral hopefully not Laila Cunningham blasts "migrant hotels," slams lax immigration, demands we stop housing asylum seekers in hotels at taxpayer expense. Yet her own family's New Dawn Hotel I've seen it with my own eyes constant stream of migrant-looking clientele in and out, not your average tourists. Tried booking a room for next year? Impossible. Fully blocked. She rails against the system... but is her mum's business profiting from it? Laila calls these claims "defamatory" and denies it. Media investigations found no hard proof of a Home Office contract. But why the blackout on bookings? Why don’t the residents not know how much they pay ? Reform preaches "stop the boats" and close the hotels yet this smells like classic do-as-I-say-not-as-we-do. Time for real answers, not hot air. Who's really cashing in on broken Britain? Ben Habib Advance UK Ant Middleton Floss23 What say you? Drop your thoughts below. 👀 #ReformHypocrisy #MigrantHotels #LailaCunningham #LondonPolitics
Sarah White440,848 views • 8 months ago

Ceuta yesterday break the rules there are no rules #africa #spain #Morocco #men #break
Sarah White69,316 views • 1 month ago

I’ve spent a lot of time recently in Northern Ireland, and the patriotism here is something else. Watching the bands today of the apprentice boys in Ballymoney was incredibly moving, every beat of the drum carried pride, passion, and a deep sense of loyalty. Loyalty to their culture, their heritage, their history, and to this great land. You can feel it in the atmosphere, in the people, in the way they stand and represent who they are. It makes you think… England could learn a lot from the men and women of Ulster.
Sarah White122,350 views • 5 months ago

They don’t mess about in Belfast Let’s see what tomorrow brings This ain’t going away
Sarah White77,703 views • 3 months ago

Enough is enough. Another shocking incident involving a young woman where a man attempted to rape her in Bishop’s Stortford has left many people angry, frightened, and asking how much more the public is expected to tolerate. Women deserve safety. Families deserve peace of mind. Communities deserve leaders willing to speak honestly about crime and the failure to protect the Those that it is meant to serve. This is not about hatred or racism. It is about safety, accountability, and refusing to stay silent when innocent people are being put at risk.
Sarah White65,274 views • 4 months ago

I am sure many of you have already heard the news about Ben Habib and the decision for Advance UK to deregister as a political party. I just want to take a moment to thank Ben from the bottom of my heart. His kindness towards me, his loyalty, and the support he has shown has meant more to me than anything. I have always felt genuinely respected and encouraged by him, and that is something I will never forget. I am incredibly greatful for our friendship. Whatever direction things take next, my respect for Ben remains unchanged. I wish him nothing but the very best moving forward and | look forward to our next chapter together Thank you Ben ❤️ #andanceuk #advance #country #life #chapter
Sarah White55,290 views • 3 months ago

How can you not love a band parade when you see a people so proudly embracing their history, culture and traditions? In Northern Ireland, these traditions are not simply remembered, they are lived. They are passed down through families, generation after generation, keeping a connection to the past alive. To me, Northern Ireland is one of the very few places left within the United Kingdom where traditions are still embraced so passionately and openly. There is something incredibly special about seeing communities come together, families standing proudly along the streets, the music playing and generations sharing the same culture. I would urge anyone who has never been to Northern Ireland to travel there and see it for yourself. Look beyond what you are shown in the news and experience the people, the culture, the history and the breathtaking scenery. Northern Ireland is a country of incredible beauty, rich history and deeply rooted traditions. 🇬🇧❤️ Some things are worth preserving. Some traditions are worth celebrating. And some places are simply worth experiencing for yourself #ni
Sarah White22,134 views • 1 month ago