Schools Prepare For Terror Attack: Sarah White

27:59Even if it was a woman, it's unacceptable. But it was a teenage girl. She was in school uniform. It's unacceptable. And for people in our community, like the far left, turn up and want to counter protest against that, you go, what, do you agree with that then? Are you encouraging that behaviour? Because I'm not. I don't want my daughter to be sexually assaulted in the high street. I don't want it to happen anywhere. But if it's in broad daylight and she's in school uniform, what on earth has the world come to? So, yes, obviously that crime, he was found guilty. So now do the left feel stupid for coming and counter-protesting against us, saying that he was innocent?

28:39Because he wasn't innocent. He's been found guilty. Other crimes, I mean, we got one of the guys arrested recently. Hadoush Kabatou. Yes. That's his name. Let's not forget that animal's name. That's an animal that we don't want in the country ever. Nor do we want our tax money going on housing him in hotels or prison. Get him gone. Yeah, that's it. Get him gone and get him gone with the rest of them. Why are these people? There was a guy recently who committed a crime, it was rape, and I believe he's from Iran. in his own country it is a totally deemed as being unacceptable crime you do not rape women and he would be persecuted for that crime so why did he think it was acceptable to do it here and now we can't deport him because he'll be persecuted in his own country that's not our problem if you commit murder and you know in your country you're going to get the death sentence well why do you think you can come here and commit murder and not be persecuted in any way It's unacceptable.

29:44We have to remove ourselves from the ECHR and then we need to get our brains in gear and deport everybody coming to this country. If they've come here illegally, don't allow them to walk in our community. These men need to be put into detention centres, processed and deported. And that's at the end of the day, the end of it, because recently I was interviewed by Channel 4 and it's funny that they didn't want to air anything that I said. it's because they were saying, you know, there's women and children in these hotels. And I said, well, have you seen any women and children in these hotels? It's alleged.

30:21There isn't. It's just men. I said, but please don't be so naive as to think that only men commit crimes because we have women in our own country that commit crimes. The problem you've got is a lot of these women that, say, maybe come in, which they don't because we know that they're not, but if there are illegal migrants and they are women, they usually use their children as a decoy. to commit crimes. And also another thing is I would question their integrity as a mother to put their children onto a rubber dinghy when they've come from a point of safety of France to then bring them across the channel.

30:58I wouldn't risk my child's life if you're at a point of safety. And that's what everyone needs to remember. They've crossed through so many countries to get here. Why would they then cross a channel when they've come from France? And at the end of the day, it's predominantly men. I think the proportion of women and children is probably less than 10%. FX's American Horror Story returns for an unrivaled 13th installment with the iconic horrors you love to fear and an all-star cast reprising fan-favourite roles. Light your candles, draw your pentagrams and prepare for a supreme surprise. FX's American Horror Story 13 premieres September 24th on FX and Hulu.

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32:33It is purposely done. And we know that the reason it's purposely done is for them, people to feel unsafe in this country and in their local communities. And then, you know, lo and behold, something will come in and the government will say, well, we can do this to save you. All agree. And that's where I'm going to say they're going to bring in digital ID. And funny you say that because Keir Starmer is now going to make it law that there has to be a digital ID system, a card for every adult within the UK, I'm hoping that the petition gets to Parliament and that doesn't go through because that is the beginning of the end.

33:10That is communism. We've got the Navy to stop the boats. We don't need digital ID to do that. That's really, really bad. And those that think, well, we've already got our NI and we've got passports and we've got our phones, we're already tracked anyway, forget that. This is a whole new ballgame that will strip you of all of your freedoms. And do you want your private messages? being read? Do you want all your purchases being monitored? Do you want a score system that puts you in a good light or a bad light or you get punished or you get restricted on how many times you can leave the country a year?

33:44It's communism. I mean, that cannot happen. No, it can't happen. And people need to realise that the government do not want to protect us. They don't want to save us. So them saying bringing in digital ID will save us, it's the biggest load of crap. because at the end of the day, like you say, if we wanted to stop the boats, we don't even need the Navy. We just need to say don't go and pick them up from the 12-mile mark because that's what we do. We go out to the 12-mile mark and we pick them up. They're given to us by the French authorities. What on earth is going on? Stop all funding to France.

34:19Stop sending the boats out. Stop the RNLI going out and say we're not coming out to pick you up. See you later. And if you come to our shores, you'll be detained. and you'll be sent straight back. I don't care where they've come from. They haven't come from a war-torn country. It's unacceptable, and people need to realise they need to put people in our own community first and stop putting the wants and needs of illegal migrants over our own people. And speaking of putting migrants over our own people, talk to me about the guy that was recently arrested. Now, I know that there's four schools within walking distance of the Bell Hotel.

35:01I've been there. I've done my due diligence. And funny enough, which is ironic, the people that I spoke to said that you're normally the person that tells people up and down the line, the protest line, to keep it peaceful, to keep it polite, and you get arrested. But that's beside the point. I just thought I'd put that in there because I've heard it from other people. Sorry to interrupt you, but that's why it sparked outrage when I got arrested, because week in, week out, I'm forever jumping in between police officers and saying, you don't want the paperwork. Back off. You're being aggressive.

35:34You're picking on certain men. And I'm saying to the men, come on, let's keep it peaceful. And they all listen to me because I'm a little woman. No man wants to have a little woman telling him off. So they all go, all right, fine, we'll carry on. And that's how it goes. That's why it sparked such an outrage. When I got arrested, brutally arrested. So, yeah, sorry, carry on. No, well, I'm glad you put that in there. Little woman with a big bite. Yeah. But so recently there was a guy, there was an asylum seeker. Now, apparently he was homeless. We call him an asylum seeker for the benefit of the media because that's what they called him.

36:11So he was spotted lurking around multiple schools and they're not all in a line. he's got to go out of his way to go to these schools. Now, just so people think in stereo, schools are where innocent children go to learn. What is a foreign man doing going out of his way, visiting multiple schools the same day or within a couple of days? And when that was reported by people on X, Adam Brooks, for example, he's done a tremendous job down there. He doesn't get the praise he deserves. He's stuck the cause from day one, irrespective of a backlash. I've got nothing but respect for that man. And so have Epping, because I've been there and I've seen the love for Adam.

37:00So he got lambasted because he made this report, because he knew for a fact it was true. This foreign man is visiting these local schools. He got backlash. Then the guy got arrested because he then entered the school. So it's now concrete evidence. so you can take all your criticism back and give Adam an apology. But the press reported, so this foreign, this asylum seeker, walks into a school full of children and it's reported, and I read it with my own eyes, that the police were called due to the man's welfare. You was outside one of these schools. Talk to me about that. How did that affect the community?

37:41Because that blew my fucking mind. Yeah. So if we go to the day previous to me being outside the school in Wolverham Abbey, this guy had climbed the fence, two guys actually climbed the fence and was roaming around inside the school grounds. It was two pupils that raised the alarm. Now, police were called, both of them was escorted off of the premises. One of them was arrested. So we was all a little bit confused. Well, hold on, two men were there. Why was one detained or arrested? So when we went to Loughton Police Station that night and done a flash protest, we was told, oh, no, he wasn't arrested for being on school grounds because that's trespass.

38:23And basically that's down to the school to press charges, which they didn't. He was detained because he had broken his bowel conditions and basically that's why they detained him and released him within three hours and gave him new bowel conditions. So he wasn't arrested for being on the school grounds. So that made us all realise why the other guy wasn't arrested. We found that quite alarming because, you know, we've always been brought up, same as you would have, everyone in this country. If you see someone lingering around outside a school or on school grounds, it raises suspicion. The police didn't find that suspicious at all.

39:03And we found out that he'd been removed from another secondary school the day before. So all of these stories was all coming to light. Anyway, we said to the police officer that night, are you not concerned he might do this again and actually attack someone? And he said, I can't go into that. Lo and behold, I get a phone call 10 o 'clock the next morning. The same guy has been spotted outside the school in Wolverham Abbey. It's now a primary school. The helicopter was put up because he'd run away from the school and the head teacher was outside. Now, I went to that school and I was told that the school was on lockdown.

39:40All the school gates were shut. The head teacher was standing outside. No one was allowed to exit or enter the school and the children were inside their classrooms. The blinds had been pulled and there were reports that children had been told to get under their desks. there are mixed stories about that whether they was told to get under their desks or not i spoke to one young girl and she told me yes she was under a desk other people said they wasn't so it depends i think what classroom they was in well you you do know that there have been they don't call them terror drills they say sleeping lions to the children yes so they're training them they're programming them so when there is an attack like the beslam massacre google that if If you don't know about the Beslan massacre, they are programming kids that if there's an alarm raised, get under the desk and play dead.

40:33I know that's happening. It is happening. And all of our children, you can speak. If you haven't got children, speak to one of your friends who have and ask them. They do a drill and it's called Sleeping Lions. And in secondary schools, they're told, because I asked one of the boys on the protest and he said, we've been doing drills where we run into any classrooms nearby, shut the door and put desks in front of the doors. Why should our children be even contemplating these drills? Why should they even be being spoken about? But what alarmed me on that day when I went to that school, there wasn't one police officer.

41:13Yet there can be 500 police officers at Epping outside the Bell Hotel at a peaceful demonstration. yet when there's a risk to children's lives there's not a police officer in sight and I was standing there now I was there for quite a long time doing a live feed just letting people know what was going on there was loads of parents had turned up but my concern was even though as adults outside there was parents standing there and I haven't got children at school but as an adult I was looking and thinking well we know the kids are safe in there we all know they're safe because we know this man is nowhere to be seen.

41:51However, what was going through their minds? Because the older children would always remember and refer back to what happened last year with them poor young girls being brutally murdered. What was going through their minds in their classrooms? Because as far as they're aware, there's a man outside and potentially an imminent attack. So when you've got one of the boys inside the school calling his mum and saying, in police, can you come and get me? There's a man outside. What were they going through? He's put them through torture. And what is that going to do to them long term? Just this is even that.

42:28So I had a woman say to me outside. It's abuse. It is abuse. No matter what you do, it doesn't have to be physical abuse. It's mental abuse. And when we done a flash protest outside Loughton Police Station that night because we said, oh, lo and behold, he's done it again. Why is it just schools? Walvam Abbey School is nowhere near the Bell Hotel. Why was he covering so much ground? West Hatch had another man the same day that the staff escorted from their premises. Why are these schools not doing anything about it? Is it that they're worried that they're deemed racist? Again, racism doesn't come into it.

43:08It's protecting our children. And you have to put children first. That is it. And so we'd done a flash protest that night outside Loughton Police Station. And I had a woman come and verbally attack me in the bakery opposite. And she said, how dare you? You are frightening my children. I said, what, peacefully protesting? We're playing music. We're not even chanting. We're doing speeches. I said, did your children call you from the school today saying that they were scared and that was worried that somebody was going to attack them? I said, no, they didn't. I said, and your children don't look very scared to me, so I don't know what you're going on about.

43:48In fact, I think you're concerning them because you're having a go at me. You're swearing. You're ranting. You're the one who's causing an alarm, not me. And this is the problem. There's people, they are obviously the left again. And I hate saying left and right because there isn't such thing as left and right. You either have got right morals and want this country to be a safe place to live in or you're completely deranged. It's become good versus evil. Yeah. That's what it's become. I mean, if a strange foreign man walking into a child's school doesn't concern you, well, what does concern you?

44:26The community spirit I want to know about as well because I know the Royal Courts of Justice, they honoured the eviction of the migrants from the bell. I went there, I saw the glee, the celebration, the community spirit was upbeat. It was a victory. I mean, where they would go after that is another subject we can discuss in a minute. But then the courts of appeal overturned that ruling to say that the migrants can now stay within the Bell Hotel. So how did that affect the community? How did that make you feel? To be honest, I think when we got the victory, there was a lot of us that said, this isn't going to go the way that we all think it's going to go.

45:09We all knew that they was going to overturn it. You suspected it. Yeah, because basically, if they close down the Bell Hotel, then what does that do for all the other hotels up and down the country? All of a sudden, there was a petition submitted to shut other hotels just on the back of that. So they can't be seen to be evicting all these men. Where are they going to put them? But then for the Home Office to turn around and say that the wants and needs of these illegal migrants tip those of people in Epping is just outrageous. So people were on a high initially, but then when it got overturned, I don't think any of us were really shocked, to be honest.

45:58I think we all knew that that was going to happen. Hopefully it gets overturned again, you know, but will it? I doubt it very much. We're in a position now where you even predict bad news is coming your way. There was another time that I was at Epping and I actually interviewed Robert Jenrick. Unfortunately, there was a technical failure and we only got the last 15 seconds of a 10 minute interview. These things happen. But I interviewed him and I said to him, it's great that you're here. I haven't seen any other MP or political figurehead come to these protests. and I asked him, why do you feel compelled to do it now?

46:43Do you feel it's too little too late? Do you feel that you're complicit in part of this? Do you think the Tories are to blame for getting the ball rolling? We're in this mess because of the Tories, let's not forget that. But giving him some credit, he turned up, he made an appearance and he showed support. Other than Ben Habib, I've not seen anybody show public support in the way that they have, putting their cock on the block, should we say, and losing the political snobbery. What were your thoughts on Robert Jenrick turning up to Epping? It's better late than never. However, are you just jumping on the bandwagon because it's gained such momentum?

47:21I asked him that. Yeah. And isn't it funny how people in politics, they flip and flap and jump when it suits them. So if something's gaining a lot of publicity and it seems to be going a certain way, then they will be seen on that side. Is it what they really believe? I don't think it is. And I just think, where is he now? He hasn't turned up again. So was it just a publicity stunt? Was he just for, you know, clicks and likes? And I don't agree. I don't agree with anyone in politics because, yeah, apart from Ben Habib, who, like you said, he's been outspoken. Where is everybody else? Why aren't local councillors turning up to protests?

48:08Why aren't they showing support? I mean, but if you look at the local councillors in Epping, they couldn't even submit the paperwork to have the hotel closed down. That paperwork sat on their desks for 18 months because they don't care. They are earning off the back of this. I don't care what anyone says. They're lining their pockets one way or another. They don't really care about the local community, but they need to be held accountable because if it wasn't for the local councillors allowing these hotels to get their permits in the first place, young women and children wouldn't be sexually assaulted in our communities.

48:46The local councillors should care so much about their local area that they should want to have these hotels shut down. They shouldn't have allowed them in the first place. So if I was a councillor, I wouldn't be allowing anything that would be detriment to our local community. Yeah, I'd like to have seen Nigel Farage make an appearance. I'm actually looking, I'm looking for any reason to rekindle my love for him because he's done a few things that have upset me. And I'm open to suggestion and persuasion. If he does things that I think superb for the country, then I'll back him again. But I need to see him putting his face to things properly and seeing it right the way through to the end, especially after there was an actual conviction.

49:34I thought, I'd like to see Nigel there. And I think people of Epping would have liked to have seen Nigel there. And you've got a link with reform. Yeah, I'm a reform candidate, so I would potentially become a councillor in my local area and that would be Chigwell and Buckhurst Hill. I would have liked to have seen Nigel turn up as well because I think, like you said, especially once there was a guilty verdict, you know, it shows that you'll be on the right side, you know, and you're showing support for the local community and that really would, I mean, publicity-wise, it would gain a lot of traction for reform as well.

50:15If you're there showing support to local communities that have been wronged. How else can you not but show admiration for someone when they come down and show support? So, yeah, I would have liked to have seen him there too. Unfortunately, he hasn't turned up. Yeah, no. And I don't want to slam Farage and I don't want to divide the right. I'm just making, I think, a clear observation that I think it would have been well received if Nigel Farage had turned. Because Eppin is huge news. It's not like he doesn't know about it. Eppin is the epicentre. It just so happened that it happened in Epping, you know, and we have been the fuel that have ignited the fire up and down this country.

50:55It could have happened anywhere. Just so happened it happened in Epping. And I think it's gained such publicity, it would have done anyone a favour to turn up and show support. And like you say, I am a candidate of reform. I support reform. I like some of what they are promising. But local people are affected and you need to show support. And this is what I believe people in politics do. They'll show support when it suits them and they don't get involved. You've got to be involved at ground level. This is why reform gained such traction because it was grassroots led. There was a lot of people from grassroots like myself, like everybody else in our local area who joined the local party.

51:42We all know what we want on ground level. We all know what's going on in our local community. People in politics live in their ivory tower and they put out these rules and regulations on people and they haven't got a clue what's really going on in the real world. They don't really know what people feel like in local communities. It's all right sitting in Westminster. What's really going on in Westminster? Not a lot. It's just them pompusing about champagne socialists. They haven't got an idea of what's going on. Do you feel like you're getting the same amount of support from Reform Now as you did at the start of their launch?

52:20Have they reached out to you since your arrest? No. So I probably get less support now because they haven't reached out to me once. So is that because they are looking to potentially drop me? I hope not, because I joined for a reason. I joined because I wanted a change in this country. and let's face it, conservatives ruined the country and Labour have just come along and put the nail in the coffin. Reform at the moment are the answer to save us. Is there going to be anybody else that's going to come forward? Who knows? And it's unfortunate that they haven't reached out because I do believe, and I'm not blowing my own trumpet here, but I've gained a lot of traction and I've become big news.

53:05So why would you not reach out and support someone who is supporting your party and has been there from practically the beginning. Like I go out on a weekly basis into the local community. I don't go to protest because I'm a reform councillor. I go because I'm a concerned mother. And, you know, people love to say on social media, oh, isn't it funny you're only there because you're a reform? No, I'm there because I'm a concerned member of the community. You're there because you care. Yeah, because at the end of the day I'm not a councillor. and probably me winning in Chigwell I don't fit the demographics of Chigwell I'm a single mother of three children they want really probably a doctor or a head teacher you have to look where I would suit there are other areas I would suit better people would relate to me in other areas better Chigwell I probably don't suit the demographics so likelihood is I won't win there anyway well before you got up on stage and spoke to millions of people at the Unite the Kingdom rally, which is Tommy Robinson's love child.

54:11Did you consider the fact that reform would almost definitely drop you if you were seen associated with that festival? Yes. And you were still prepared to do it? I was still prepared to do it because at the end of the day, what is going on in this country is bigger than me and it's bigger than reform. And it's bigger than us. And it's bigger than all of us. and I believe me standing on that stage gave me a platform to be able to get a message out. And my message was for the protection of children, that women and children are the most vulnerable. They are the ones that need in protecting. And when women come out and speak and stand up, that's when you know there's a real problem.

54:53And I think if you can have a movement led by women, supported by men, I think that would be what would win in this country. That's what I was going to ask you. What's the solution to this? The solution to this is having someone who really actually cares about this country and puts the people in it as a priority. Because I think me and you could sort this country out within a couple of weeks. I don't think it would take long. You're damn right. Damn right. But unfortunately, we've got idiots in power that all they care about is lying in their pockets. I don't care about money. And people can think, yeah, she's talking out of her ass.

55:31I really don't care. I care about my children's future. I care about this country. I love this country, but I love what it was. I don't love what it's becoming. And I'm passionate about this country. So I would be willing to risk and lose everything I've got to know that I'm leaving a better future for my children and future generations. And that's why when I stood out on Tommy's stage, I didn't care what reform thought. Is there any powerful women that you look up to and aspire to? Any female heroes? My nan. That's a beautiful answer. Same as me. My nan. That's the same as me. Fucking hell, you're going to make me cry.

56:15You're going to make me cry. Fucking hell. Yeah. He was the most powerful, strongest woman ever. I was not expecting that answer. Fucking hell. Mother of nine children, faced many adversities. Not only did she have nine kids, she always took in all the waifs and strays. She was from Stepney, born and raised. raised all her kids in the East End, lived through the Blitz and always, always had a kind word and never got the ump with anyone. I apologise about this. I'll set you off. Yeah, you set me off. My nan was the love of my life and she's been gone 15 years and I don't accept a fucking day of it, so I did not expect that answer.

57:09But we'll keep this in because it's organic. My nan lived with me for the last five years of her life. Yeah. I'm like, my house is like Oxford Circus. I take in anyone that needs somewhere to live. Fucking you have absolutely killed me with that. Oh, I miss my nan. I miss mine too. Yeah, they're great, aren't they? They're best. Yeah. Yeah. Sorry. No, sorry. Fucking hell, weren't expecting this at all.

57:41Final question. Yes. Otherwise, this is just going to be a cry fest. Now I've got my nanomob in my brain and you. And sorry for upsetting you with that question as well. But I think if we, sometimes when it hurts so much, it feels like they're with us again. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, definitely. So compose yourself with a final question. It's a big one. And I apologise for this meltdown audience. I think it's the first ever really, really hit something. Powerful there. I'm going to put all of Sarah's social media links in our description so you'll know exactly where to find her, follow her journey and her progression.

58:24Like and subscribe to the channel so we can keep having these conversations that the mainstream wants suppressed. Stay with me while I ask Sarah the final question, which is deep layered and important, but who is Sarah White? I'm just a normal girl. I'm just, or a woman. I feel weird when I say I'm a woman. I still think of myself as a little girl. I've got three children. I'm kind, caring, compassionate, patriotic. And I just want the best for everyone. And that sounds a bit cliche, but I hope that I'm like my nan in some ways and I'm always there to support people and stand up for when someone needs standing up for I'll be that person I'll be the strong voice that so many people need because some people are scared or they don't know how to go about something and I've got a passion inside me that ignites and I'm not gonna I'm not gonna go out without a bang Well I wish you all the luck in the world And here's to a brighter future Safer children And to our nans And thank you for bringing her memory back Like a lightning bolt Because that was quite something I wish you nothing but the best Thanks Liam Thank you Sarah Sorry I made you cry That's fine Good elf Good tears Yes

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