Andrew Tate Seriously ill (Cancer)?

Andrew Tate seriously ill. So breaking reports are coming out according to Andrew Tate's manager that he is seriously ill and could have cancer. Some medical reports have been shown, um, and one report suggests he has a lesion on his lung and another that he has lung cancer. Um, there is no news yet if Andrew Tate will be allowed to be released for proper medical treatment. Now, Andrew Tate's doctor is trying to get Andrew Tate flown out to Dubai to get professional care in Dubai. The Romanian authorities, um, are suggesting that won't be allowed, uh, and that Andrew Tate will remain in Romania to get treatment. Although, um, as of now, there are no reports that he's even being allowed out for proper treatment. Now, um, many people have been very keen on my updates on the Andrew Tate saga, and a few people have said, Rob, why do you keep talking about this? So the reason I keep talking about this is because this is a very human case study of a human being who maybe should have better human rights than he's been currently given. Also, any one of us who put ourselves out in the media could get canceled, could get deplatformed, or worse. Also, I was one of the last people to interview Andrew Tate before he was detained. Detained for 30 days, extended to 60 days, extended to 90 days, and now apparently he's developed a lung lesion or lung cancer, and still there is no news. If he is being allowed to be released to get proper care. So this saga continues. So Dana has said please keep talking about it, and I will keep talking about it because I feel like we've got, um, you know, one of those Netflix documentaries you see about a human being that caused a massive amount of, um, controversy. And Andrew Tate is possibly the biggest case study there is. So I'm just letting you know the news that he may have developed lung cancer. Well, he has, according to his manager, um, or a lung lesion. And right now, um, he has not been released or given any compassionate discharge to get treatment. Now, Craig has said coincidence not. So when I interviewed Andrew Tate on my podcast just before he was detained, he said when people get too powerful and speak out too much against the system that he calls the Matrix, He says first they get canceled, then they get detained, imprisoned, he said, and then they get, um, assassinated. And someone has just said here, John has said, sounds like he's going down the Julian Assange route. Um, John has said, thanks a lot and look forward to your updates. Um, so yeah, someone is mentioning here Princess Diana, so maybe we're seeing some similarities, who knows. Now look, Maybe he's guilty of the things he's been accused of, but let's charge him then. If you have enough evidence that he's guilty or possibly guilty of the charges, why don't you charge him instead of just detaining him for 30, 60, 90 days, possibly putting his health at risk? Although you could— some people might argue, well, he's just trying to get out of the country. Someone who I highly respect said to me the reason that they're keeping him detained is because that they believe that he will flee and they and, you know, leave the country immediately. Um, he might, but how long can you keep someone and possibly put their health at risk without charges? Apparently there's no evidence other than witness statements. I don't know, but here's what I do know. Number one, everyone should have a fair trial, no matter who they are, no matter what the public think. Um, uh, of course, you know, people's health should be preserved at all costs. and they should have their human rights preserved at all costs. And if someone is breaking the law, fine, collate the evidence, charge them, and put them through a fair legal system. Now, Emma is saying he was poisoned. Wow. I, I don't know this, and I can't say this. I'm just reading out some of the comments on my social media. But if you're just tuning in, just a quick one. Andrew Tate is apparently seriously ill, Apparently he's developed cancer according to his manager. There's actually a CT report that says that an urgent biopsy is needed, urgent care is needed. His doctor said he needs to come out to Dubai because he has a serious health condition. And this needs urgent investigation. These are all quotes, by the way. And Romanian authorities are saying that care can happen in Romania, but as of now there is no news if that is being allowed. Now, yeah, John Owens said, what's my concern for Tristan, fanboy? Um, I think I'm a fanboy for freedom of speech. I think I'm a fanboy for, um, fair and free trials. I'm a fanboy for human rights. So, you know, I'm using Andrew Tate as this example because, you know, I know him and I've interviewed him. Um, you know, I might, um, have said the same about other people if I knew them closely. You know, other people, um, like Joe Rogan, when his— they tried to cancel him, I talked a lot about that. No one really called me a fanboy then, but, um, yeah, what are my concerns for Tristan? Similar, to be honest. Um, the same, in fact. I don't actually know Tristan. I've not mentioned— I've not met Tristan, so it's, um, you know, you know, maybe I'm not as close a source, but, you know, I had one of the most successful interviews with Andrew Tate. It was on my podcast where he said the 3 stages when you get too big for, um, the Matrix. Cancelled, imprisoned, assassinated. And then that piece went wildly viral across all social media when he got arrested. So, you know, I have more interest and experience specifically with Andrew than Tristan, but I would just say the same thing. Um, Tristan seems to be less controversial than Andrew, I would say. Now look, another reason I followed this case closely is because actually a lot of what Andrew and Tristan Tate were doing to become decentralized and, um, not reliant on the system or the Matrix, um, you know, that's something I think you can learn from and you can implement too. Gary has said it's very weird that he suddenly becomes sick. It is all a bit strange, isn't it? Emma said the Tates are innocent. Let me know what you think. Are the Tates innocent or guilty? Are they being treated fairly or unfairly? Are there human rights being violated or not? Let me know what you think. I think, you know, sharing our opinions on these important matters, I think, is important. And if all you can say is, oh, Andrew Tate fanboy, then, you know, maybe you're missing some of the lessons. I think the biggest and best lesson from this, from an entrepreneurial standpoint, from a financial standpoint, from a freedom standpoint, is can you model what they started to do to be decentralized, to be not off-grid in terms of, you know, growing your own food and creating your own energy, although who knows one day. But, um, you know, don't have all your money in one bank account, don't have all your assets in one income stream. You have multiple streams of income, multiple assets, digital assets, physical assets, off-grid assets, um, and try and be decentralized on social media. Have some of your own media or be spread across all social media so that, you know, if some of them cancel you or shut you down— because Andrew Tate told me that, you know, simultaneously multiple bank accounts and multiple social media accounts shut him down, but he still was earning tens of millions from his real world, what was then called Hustlers University. 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Once you've done that, let me know what you think about, um, the news, the breaking news that Andrew Tate might have cancer, that he's seriously ill according to his manager, that he needs an urgent biopsy and medical care for a serious health condition. His doctor wants him to go out to Dubai. The Romanian authorities say care can happen in Romania and that there's good quality care there. Not so sure, but, um, and let me know what you think about this detaining of Andrew Tate and if it's fair and reasonable and right, and if he's innocent or guilty. If he's, um, they've got evidence, why are they not charging him? Why do they keep detaining him? Um, let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks for tuning in. I'll see you in Rob.team. And remember this: if you don't risk anything, you risk everything.