Andrew Tate ‘Trying to Escape Romania’

Andrew Tate trying to escape Romania. So Andrew Tate is being accused by his critics of trying to flee Romania. Um, there's a little bit of detail I need to share with you, and I'm going to do that in a moment. But in case you haven't had the full update of what's going on with Andrew Tate and why I'm giving you an update, um, he had an appeal rejected to release £10 million, I think, of his assets. 14 luxury watches, 10 luxury cars, 10 luxury properties and land. And it makes you wonder why they're still holding, um, all of those assets. Because, um, first of all, he was in prison, then finally released to house arrest, then to what, a 4-kilometer radius, I think, of his house he could travel. And now he's free to home in the whole of Romania. There have been no charges. He hasn't gone through any kind of trial, yet they're still holding and seizing $10 million of his assets and rejecting all of his requests to get those assets released. He also told me personally, um, something like £12 to £15 million of cash was seized from his bank accounts, and he said it was very unlikely, wasn't even worth trying to get it back with the questions that they would ask and how difficult they would make it. On a side note, I know someone who got debanked, refused, basically all their accounts locked, all their money locked, and not to my knowledge criminal. And then, then they were told, oh, we can release your money, but we want half. So this debanking is a massive thing. I'm on a slight tangent, but I'll come back. Nigel Farage got debanked, and then he managed to get the head of NatWest fired. The banks call people who they don't want to be associated with politically exposed people. And by the way, a politically exposed person can be anyone not in politics, can be you. And by the way, if you're a politically exposed person and they debank you, They'll debank your family. They'll debank people that are associated with you as well. This is what they did with Nigel Farage. He tried to open 9 bank accounts and couldn't. His family couldn't open bank accounts. It is wild what, as Andrew Tate calls, the Matrix is doing. It is wild. So that's the kind of update. Now, why have I been commenting on Andrew Tate and Russell Brand? Because I, I, I think everyone has the right to a bank account. Otherwise, I mean, especially as they want to get rid of cash. That's another thing. They want to get rid of cash, make it a central bank digital currency. Make sure you resist that. Get to your local city, slam the pickets down. I resist the central bank digital currency. I fight for cash because cash is freedom. But surely everyone has the right to a bank account then, especially if they want us to have central bank digital currencies. And a cashless society. But now it seems that everyone doesn't have the right to a bank account. Oh, by the way, you don't have to have committed a crime. It just— oh, if the banks don't want to be associated with you, you can't have a bank account. What are you gonna do? So this is just like crazy control from very powerful places and people. And so Russell Brand and Andrew Tate and Joe Rogan and other people, when they had their turn to be canceled, deplatformed, censored, silenced, imprisoned in the case of Andrew Tate, Um, I fought against it. I fought against it in the sense that if there is fair complaint and if there are enough people that come forward with hard evidence, then there should be a fair trial under a good judicial system. And then if they're tried fairly and found guilty, well, then that's a different story. But none of them were tried fairly. It was all trial by social media, trial by mainstream media. And it's wrong how these people are being treated and basically smeared. They're smeared— like Russell Brand is completely smeared. And all, you know, he's there on Rumble trying to carry on sharing his message, but what theaters are going to book him now? Um, Katie Hopkins said to me, you know, a load of theaters won't book him, so he might not be able to come back into the comedy world. Now, if he's guilty, fine. Let Let's see the evidence. Let's see that the real accusations come forward. Let's have him convicted, tried, arrested, charged, tried, convicted, and then let's judge him. Same with Andrew Tate, same with Joe Rogan when they tried to shut him down, and everyone else. And the thing is, if you don't stand against this, it'll be you next. If you don't fight for other people's freedom, it'll be you next. So we have to fight for everyone's freedom, even if we don't necessarily like them. Not everyone likes Andrew Tate, not everyone likes Russell Brand, but if you want them to have freedom of speech and freedom and a fair justice system, if you want that, you need to support them having that. By the way, if you agree with me, hit the share button on this because a lot of people are scared to speak out. So let me do the speaking out for you because I'm not scared to speak out. I think it's vital that we speak out. Okay, so, um, the next little round of what's going on is Andrew Tate, um, has been accused of trying to escape and flee Romania. Um, and I'm going to just read you a few things because I need to get them in quotes. I don't normally read off text, but I need to get you them in quotes. So what's happening is Andrew Tate is asking his community to make videos about his grandmother because apparently his grandmother is dying and he wants to go and see her before she passes away in America. Now, if he's been released from prison to his house arrest to 4-kilometer radius to the entire Romania, what's the harm in chaperoning him over and letting him see his dying grandmother? What's the harm in that? Yeah, um, he's being accused of— people like Vice and his critics— as using this as an attempt to flee Romania. I can't imagine he's going to flee. It doesn't seem to be his personality. They'll find him anyway. So it's just another opportunity for critics to spout a load of nonsense. And here's actually what's happened. Subscribers to Andrew Tate's Real World, which is his membership site, they've been offered a reward if they make videos on Andrew Tate's grandmother. And basically, basically he's incentivizing his community to create viral videos to help him get out and go and see his grandmother. And the critics are all over this. That they're exploiting young men as part of the Andrew Tate PR machine. Just seems like good business to me. Like, what better business than to incentivize your community members to promote you, and they get paid and you get your goal? Just isn't that what's called a, a joint venture? Isn't that a partnership? That's, by the way, how he blew up the real world. He blew up his membership site, which apparently he makes $10 million a month on. Love Andrew Tate or hate Andrew Tate, if you want to make money, if you want to be an entrepreneur, if you want to be in business, if you want to be a sharp mind, um, if you want to beat the government and the system and the tax system and the banks, he's a good guy to watch because he's made a shitload of money hacking social media. Hacked it like nobody else. And that's how he grew The Real World. And by the way, I'll talk to you a bit more about how he grew The Real World in a minute. So, um, the summary then, the kind of quote: this is the challenge in the real world. Grandma Tate is sick and dying. She can't travel. She wants to see Andrew and Tristan before she dies. The American Embassy isn't helping them. Let's make this real. We want the world to know about Grandma Tate's condition and ask the question, why is this happening to American citizens? So Andrew Tate seems to be very good at turning every adversity and challenge into a massive PR machine against the Matrix. But they've either got to let him out or charge him, just like they should charge Russell Brand or stop smearing him. But unfortunately, this is never going to happen because this is part of a, a bigger picture. Andrew Tate calls it the Matrix. I haven't yet figured out where the roads lead. You know, some people say Vanguard, BlackRock, Rothschilds, World Economic Forum. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. To me, that's just speculation at the moment. Um, but I really do think if— look, people who follow me, they usually want to start and scale a business. They usually want to get better financial education and knowledge. They usually want to create multiple streams of income. They usually want to be relatively positive. They usually want to be free. They usually want to be personally independently wealthy and in control. And Andrew Tate's a great person to learn about how to do this because he built $10 million a month income by incentivizing his followers to promote him and get paid. And some people are calling it a Ponzi scheme. I just think it's a great business model. Like, he got canceled so many times on so many platforms, yet still grew his membership site because you can't cancel 100,000 of his fans. And so all these young kids making videos online, leveraging the internet, not, not a very difficult business to build, cutting up Andrew Tate's content that he'd already created, sending people into the real world, getting a 50% commission. Andrew Tate's real-world membership site blows up and all these young lads are getting paid. And the critics are calling it, saying that he's using them. I just think it's smart business. And you could probably model that, by the way. 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Andrew Tate is being accused by his critics of trying to escape America— sorry, Romania— because he wants to go and see his dying grandma. He hasn't been convicted, he hasn't been tried. Apparently there are, um, what, tenuous at best, um, evidence against him, uh, and he's being accused of exploiting his community, the young men. For his PR machine by getting them to create some videos to help a campaign so he can go and see his dying grandma, and rewarding his community for doing it. And that's how he built probably one of the biggest membership sites in the world. And personally, I just think that's smart. But of course, the critics will be critics, won't they? So anyway, let me know what you think. Do you think Andrew Tate is innocent or guilty? Um, do you think that Andrew Tate should be freed? Do you think he's a menace to society? Um, or do you think that someone, somewhere, some people, some families, some banks, some institutions are trying to shut him down, maybe in the similar guise to like they tried with Joe Rogan and Russell Brand? Um, let me know what you think in the comments. I wonder if you wouldn't mind sharing this if you agree with some of the points I make. For example, that, um, if we all want freedom, we have to fight for everyone else's freedom and not just our own freedom. Um, look, I might be wrong about Andrew Tate, I might be wrong about Russell Brand. They might end up being guilty. And if they have a fair trial, not a corrupt— not in a corrupt system, a fair trial, and they end up being guilty, I'll be the first to, to mention that, okay, then the, the crime, um, needs to— the punishment needs to befit the crime. But until then, shouldn't it be innocent until proven guilty? That's surely the foundation of our Constitution, of our freedom. Innocent until proven guilty. 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