Abramovich to Sell Chelsea š®

In this YouTube commentary, Rob Moore reacts to Roman Abramovich's announcement that he will sell Chelsea Football Club amid the RussiaāUkraine war. Moore outlines Abramovich's public statement, which says the sale will not be fastātracked, that he will not demand loan repayments, and that all net proceeds will be donated to Ukrainian war victims via a charitable foundation. He contextualises the decision within the broader sanctions and economic fallout affecting Russia, and questions the motivations behind the sale. Moore then expands into a broader critique of war, arguing humanity should evolve beyond conflict, citing figures like Nigel Farage and Tyson Fury, and condemns media bias, cancel culture, and restrictions on free speech. He repeatedly urges viewers to comment, share, and create decentralized content, positioning the discussion as part of a larger fight for freedom of expression.
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Abramovich to sell Chelsea. Wow, this, this surprised me. Um, now Abramovich has had a lot of heat on him with associations with Russia, um, but I didn't think it would happen this quick and go this far. But breaking news just in is that Abramovich has made a statement that he's going to sell Chelsea Football Club. I'm going to tell you what's happened. Now, every action has an equal and opposite reaction, and right now we're in the middle, as you know, of the war of Russia invading Ukraine, and of course Putin's, um, Putin, Putin's, um, somewhat, um, barbaric measures for me, outdated measures. And, um, sanctions everywhere. Money flow stopped to and from Russia. Trade stopped. Flights stopped. Um, sport all stopped. And I should imagine that for many years to come, the economy of Russia is going to get smashed. So, um, and this is a big part of it. So in a statement on the Premier League club's website, businessman Abramovich said it was an incredibly difficult decision to make, which pains him. But breaking news is that Roman Abramovich is going to sell Chelsea. On Saturday, Abramovich said he would give stewardship and care of Chelsea to its foundation trustees following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, except they didn't even know about it. So he made thisā did you see the statement that Roman Abramovich Vic made. It was very vague, very generic. No one really knew what it meant. No one knew what was going on. All the commentators were like, what's going on here? They thought it was pretty disrespectful. That was their views. Um, and now not long after, um, he's come out and said that he's going to sell Chelsea Football Club. Now that's bad news for Chelsea because they've done all right out of it. Um, he's basically given him unlimited funds, and I suppose that begs the question Where have those funds come from? If there is no association, why would you sell the club? I mean, you're not a criminal if you're Russian just because Russia are invading Ukraine. And we have to be careful here, you know. Now, every Russian is a criminal, but I should imagine 99.9% of Russia do not want to go to war and do not want to fight. And I thinkā I mean, imagine if you're a Russian kid at school I mean, that must be really hard. So I think these things are important to say. That being said, why is he selling the club? So, um, Abramovich will not ask for any loans to be repaid, and proceeds of the sale will be donated to war victims. So this is very interesting. Abramovich just said that the proceeds of the club, um, he's setting up a charitable foundation, and the proceeds of the club will go to, um, the war victims of Ukraine. Hmm, what do you think about that? Let me know in the comments. Um, okay, earlier on Wednesday, billionaire Hansjƶrg Wyss told Swiss newspaper he'd been offered the chance to buy Chelsea. Um, Wyss said Abramovich wanted to get rid of Chelsea quickly after the threat of sanctions was raised in Parliament. So there has been calls and pushes to essentially kick Abramovich out of Chelsea and kick Abramovich out of the UK and seize his assets. Iā they feel he has ties with, um, President Putin. I can't comment on that. But Abramovich has now come out and said all net proceeds from the sale of Chelsea will be donated to victims of the war in Ukraine. Um, he goes onā Abramovich goes on to state, I've always taken decisions with the club's best interest at heart. In the current situation, I have therefore taken the decision to sell the club, as I believe this is in the best interest of the club, the fans, the employees, as well as the club sponsors and partners. The sale of the club will not be fast-tracked but will follow due process. I will not be asking for any loans to be repaid back. I have instructed my team to set up a charitable foundation where all net proceeds from the sale will be donated. The foundation will be for the benefit of all victims of the war in Ukraine. So what do you think about this? Do you think this is a noble and charitable, um, show of solidarity and support and selflessness? Or do you think this is maybe somewhat an admission of association with, um, Putin? Hmm. This, for me anyway, I don't know, so I can't comment. I just thought it was huge news that Chelsea's being sold um, and, um, I'd love to know what you think. Here's what I think I do know, and I say I think I do know because you really don't know what you're being shown and fed in the media. Some people are even saying on my comments there is no war, or, um, you know, NATO are to blame, or whatever. Um, I know for sure that what we're fed in the media is not the full story. Because I know people who make judgments and comments about me because they've seen a couple of Facebook posts. They, they don't understand me. They don't know me. They have no context. They have no understanding of information at source. So I've done a few videos recently, and many of them have gone viral, on, um, the war between Russia and Ukraine, and of course NATO's involvement because of course, um, Ukraine's kind of stuck in the middle, if you like. Uh, I just don't believe in war. Why do we have to resort to war? Why? We're supposed to be an evolved humanity. All right, now some people say, yeah, but you know, we're warriors. We're, you know, I was talking to Nigel Farage and he says men want to make love and make war. Um, what's his name? Tyson Fury said, if I'm called to fight, I'll fight. If Britain are in the war, I'll fight on the front line. No, we've evolved beyond barbarianism, and for me, this is devolution, not evolution. We do not need to fight wars. There's enough resources There's enough intelligence. So why are we going back to war? That's what I know. I really believe we're smart enough as a species to not have to go to war. And yes, exactly, there are a lot of fake videos and fake content and fake media going around. That is definitely true. Um, Chelsea thinks that it's about money. Sean says USA are known for wars. Let me know what you think, but I think we should make peace, not war. Now there's a few things I'm going to keep saying, and I hope that you share these messages. Fear screams loudest when it's dying. Fear screams loudest when it's dying. A billionaire mentor told me that, and that just rings in my ears all the time. And selling a club, maybe, but certainly invading a country or seizing and freezing accounts because truckers protest. These are fear-based decisions, and fear screams loudest when it's dying. Mainstream media attack on Joe Roganā fear screams loudest when it's dying. War and invasionā fear screams loudest when it's dying. A modern leader does not lead by fear. And theseā some of these global leaders are verging on dictators, and they're totalitarians. And like with the prime minister, you know, the head of government of Canada, to basically allow anyone involved in a financial transaction that supported the trucking protest that their bank accounts could be frozen and their insurances could be revoked. That is a crime against humanity, and war is a crime against humanity. Now, if you're defending, that's different, but you start a war and you go and murder thousands of people, that's a crime against humanity. We don't need to freaking do it. All right, maybe I'm naive. Make love, no war, says Rob Moore. But if you agree with me, please share this video because the great thing now aboutā look, most of us don't trust mainstream media anymore. Fake news, bullshit fact-checking, misinformation. So, you know, big tech and social big channels basically just, oh well, we want to silence you, we want to cancel you, we want to deplatform you. And there's actually a fight against this. It's you, it's me, and it's decentralization. So I can go live here and you can share it, and you can go live and you can share your opinion, and millions of us and millions of views can spread like wildfire through the internet. You know, like the, you know, 'We stand by Ukraine.' And we should push hard on this. Because I'm not having it that if I say the word 'covid' I get banned on social media. I'm not having it. It's wrong. I should be able to say that word. It's a word in the English language. I should be free to say any word in the English language. As long as I'm not inciting violence or breaking the law, I should be able to say what the fuck I want. And so should you. So the war isn't just the war. The war is on freedom, and the war on freedom is freedom of speech, because it starts with speech. It starts with, 'Oh, you can't say that.' 'Oh, you said that. Oh, okay, we're going to give you a warning.' 'Oh no, we're going to ban you.' Donald Trump banned. You know, I think that was wrong. I mean, maybe he should have been held accountable for his actions, but to silence the man and to shut him down on social media Be fucking careful what you do, because remember, every action has an equal and opposite reaction. And Russia are now seeing it, because there's sanctions all over the place. Money can't flow anywhere, trade can't flow anywhere, people can't flow anywhere. It's literally wall up, like, you know, like the Berlin Wall up. Sorry, Russia, your economy's going to be fucked. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. And fear screams loudest when it's dying. And I will be very interested to see what happens with this Roman Abramovich situation. Is this a noble act in the best interest of Chelsea, or is fear screaming loudest when it's dying? I don't know. Let's see. Don't know the man, don't know enough information, can't judge. But if you believe in making peace, not war, if you believe in freedom of speechā and look, if you disagree with me on my socials, I don't ban you because you're allowed to. In fact, if I become the guy that just wants you to agree with me, then unfollow me and shoot me in the face. So we should all be free to disagree. And if we're free to disagree and we're not being professionalā oh, I'm offended. Oh, I didn't like what you said. I'll cancel you. Oh, I'm so offended. Come on! In the one hand we've got these dictators who are too power hungry, and on the other side we've got these weak people. I'm so offended by you, looked at me, you've got to be cancelled. And then we've got mainstream media trying to cancel us, and we've got all this fake news and this propaganda. Fucking hell, not really seen anything like it. Yeah, let me know what you think in the comments. Hit the share button. Quick summary. Breaking news: Abramovich has said he's selling Chelsea. He said it's an incredibly difficult decision, it pains him to do it. He gave stewardship and care of Chelsea to its foundation trustees, although they didn't even know about it. His initial statement was very vague, that he's handing over, um, the stewardship of the club. Now he says he's selling, um, he won't ask for any loans to be repaid, um, he's going to set up a foundation, a charity. And all proceeds of the sale are going to be donated to the victims of the Ukraine war. And Iā he quotes, in the current situation, I have therefore taken the decision to sell the club, as I believe this is in the best interest of the club, the fans, the employees, as well as the club sponsors and partners. The sale of the club will not be fast-tracked but will follow due process. I will not be asking for any loans to be repaid. I've instructed my team to set up a charitable foundation where all net proceeds from the sale will be donated. The foundation will be for the benefit of all the victims of the war in Ukraine. Thanks for tuning in. Let me know what your thoughts are in the comments. Thanks for following my work. And like I said, just keep sharing the content. Keep creating your own content. Share your own message on social media. Fight for your freedom of speech, for the decentralization of media and content. Because it's just gone a bit crazy. I mean, you know, BBC have their own fact-checker, yet every day on BBC I find a typo on their website. And they have their own independent fact-checkerā no, no, no, that's BBC's biased checker. And Joe Rogan getting fact-checkedā no, no, no, no, that's mainstream media wanting to cancel Joe Rogan. Be careful what you consume in the media. Cheers everyone, hit the share button, and remember this: if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.










