About

I grew up in a family that valued critical thinking, always encouraging me to question the status quo from a young age.

My videography journey began in 2021, when I started to question the mainstream narrative surrounding the so-called “scamdemic” and the suppression of well-known doctors and healthcare professionals who were being silenced for sharing critical, life-saving information.

In May 2021, I attended my first London rally, capturing historical footage as I walked through the city. At that time, people were asking if I had a YouTube channel, but I had only just begun my videography journey.

By September 2021, I created my first YouTube channel and began uploading the footage I had documented. The vaccine center had just opened in Brighton, where Anna De Buisseret and Kate Shemirani were speaking about the legalities and unlawful nature of the situation.

I documented the stories of everyday people and professionals who challenged the mainstream narrative—politicians, scientists, lawyers, doctors, and nurses—highlighting how the situation was negatively impacting ordinary lives.

My first year of documentation focused on the pandemic, but as time passed, my focus expanded to topics like 15-minute cities, health risks from new technologies and pollutants, and significant changes in legislation, such as the Online Harms Bill.

I’ve always felt a pull toward live events, rallies, and speakers aligned with truth and freedom.

Along the way, I met the founders of HOPE Sussex Community at local Brighton events. I started attending their gatherings, documenting their speakers, and sharing their message with a larger audience.