Jamie Wightman

The truth about David Sullivan is beginning to come out. Any editors who want to commission me on why I was so relentless on my reporting on his involvement in a care home for girls, about the threats I faced down, and the many MPs who declined to help - drop me a DM.

Every liberal is just this:

I don’t usually reply because you’re a troll who doesn’t pursue truth. But this hit a nerve. I literally bumped into the guy at an event. First time I’ve met him. If he’d somehow financed me, the last thing I’d do is put up a photo. You know this. Or is it just rage bait? Well, you win. As to your rather woke point, this may not fit your narrative but I was on minimum wage for years while struggling and working many jobs. I made an award winning documentary exposing an exorcist for what he did to girls, off my own back, learning to edit in between my various jobs and learning foreign languages. It took years. I had no contacts (yes, most Jews have no TV contacts - mind blown?) so found a way to find email addresses from LinkedIn pages. I sent about 50 emails a day for years to producers, commissioners and film festivals. I was rejected 50x a day (well, mostly ignored). After years, my film - which is damned good - was taken by the BBC. They basically didn’t pay me. I made a loss. So I continued on minimum wage jobs. They did put me in touch with their production companies - who all said they’d take my ideas but refused point blank to allow me to continue being on screen because I’m a white man. After years of this, I started speaking about it. No one believed me. I started my podcast then. I got just 4 listens the first month. I worked like crazy round the clock while continuing my other work. My wife watched me run myself into the ground for 2 years on this - eventually my YouTube channel about cults made it to a point where I could earn enough to quit my other jobs. I’ve never known a feeling quite like it. Relief. I used the revenue and contacts I’d slowly gained from this to start my new channel Heretics just over two years ago. The overwhelming majority of Heretics has been about ending woke culture and I sincerely believe I made an impact - however tiny - in convincing some people to move away from it. I also desperately try to make viewers realise how damaging immigration is. Unlike what you and your followers might imagine, I do very few videos about Israel and antisemitism. I’ve been unflinchingly patriotic and Britain first in hundreds of videos - even as trolls lined up the comments to hurl the most unimaginably cruel insults at me and my family about being Jewish. Despite this, I have tried to never play victim on my channel, and have always criticised the orthodox Jewish community even when it made me deeply unpopular with some Jews. On the record: I have never received a single penny of investment. I have never been told who to interview. I have never paid for views or subscribers (I doubt this even works). In just over two years, I have nearly 1 million subs precisely because my subs see me as fair. One time, in an interview with a man who literally wants to do blood tests on the entire citizenship to ascertain who should be deported, I said that I consider myself white and that we white people will end up mixing with all the other races. I was probably wrong. I’ve been wrong many times on my channel and will be again. I knew it wouldn’t look good but I left it in the video to be fair. Yet it was cut out of context to not include the part where I said I included myself in the white people - and that I really didn’t want that to happen. Which is pretty key, given millions then saw clips suggesting I was a subversive Jew who wanted whites to no longer exist. That, I can take. I won’t be able to convince you otherwise. But I take pride in my work. Even though you’re anonymous, so should you. And I won’t have you lying about the work I put in. If you take yourself and your work at all seriously, you should apologise and admit you got this particular take wildly wrong. If not, your followers should consider whether you’re what you say you are.