I wasn’t interested in this dude until MSM decided he needed to be cancelled. Everything I’ve read so far about these charges and the process itsrlf screams bullshit. Theyre trying to make an example of the guy and it’s clear.
I wasn’t interested in this dude until MSM decided he needed to be cancelled. Everything I’ve read so far about these charges and the process itsrlf screams bullshit. Theyre trying to make an example of the guy and it’s clear.
I wasn’t interested in this dude until MSM decided he needed to be cancelled. Everything I’ve read so far about these charges and the process itsrlf screams bullshit. Theyre trying to make an example of the guy and it’s clear.
Sounds like a stand up guy
His shitck is pretty corny, but I don’t see where the is mass effort to take the guy down comes from. It would be the equivalent of a massive government backed effort to take down Tariq Nasheed. He’s got the same level of corny and just as annoying as this guy. It’s just a different vehicle.He's a prick. Hope he rots in jail for giving the incel community bad advice
His shitck is pretty corny, but I don’t see where the is mass effort to take the guy down comes from. It would be the equivalent of a massive government backed effort to take down Tariq Nasheed. He’s got the same level of corny and just as annoying as this guy. It’s just a different vehicle.
There are quite a bit of incels that are mass shooters. Tate giving these weirdos advice that doesn't work, making them more violent.
That's the guy your standing up for?OK, so you‘re in your feelings about his personality? What am I missing?
Greta Thunberg right nowRomanian prosecutors have filed a criminal indictment against social media celebrity Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, accusing the pair of a raft of serious crimes that range from violence and rape to running a human-trafficking and organized crime ring.
Tate and his fellow defendants are accused of luring seven women to his properties in Romania in a conspiracy that began in 2021, with what the country's Directorate for the Investigation of Organized Crime and Terrorism dubs a "loverboy" ploy — making false promises of a romantic relationship to gain control over another person.
But after entering Tate's sphere of influence, the women were sexually exploited and forced to make pornographic videos — and one of the women was repeatedly raped in March of 2022, according to the prosecution agency, known as DIICOT.
To control the victims, prosecutors allege, Tate and other defendants used intimidation and constant surveillance, along with conjuring alleged debts the women were to repay. In one instance from October 2021, they illegally accessed a woman's social media accounts to post compromising images of her. When a woman refused to make more pornography in that same month, she was met with physical violence, prosecutors say.
The crimes are alleged to have taken place in the U.S., Great Britain, and Romania. Tate was arrested last December. Courts have repeatedly extended his 30-day detention period since then, although he and his associates were allowed to serve home detention as of late March.
Tate has said he moved to Romania in 2017, at least in part to avoid potential criminal charges for his actions."Romania remains a primary source country for sex trafficking and labor trafficking victims in Europe," according to the U.S. State Department, in its 2023 report on trafficking.
The Tate brothers and two Romanian women who are their co-defendants remain under house arrest. Under Romania's criminal justice system, the case is now in the hands of the Bucharest Tribunal, which would then decide the next step in resolving the case — likely by setting a trial date. There is no word yet on when that might happen.
As it announced the indictment, DIICOT also recommended the confiscation of a number of properties and assets, from real estate in three Romanian counties to 15 luxury cars. The list also includes hundreds of thousands of dollars in currency and cryptocurrency.
"Im sure this case has absolutely nothing to do with stealing my wealth," Tate said via Twitter on Tuesday.
Tate insists the authorities have no evidence against him, but he recently said he expected charges to be formally filed, saying prosecutors faced a six-month time limit to charge him.
Tate, 36, was arrested years after he translated a career in kickboxing into life as a controversial online influencer. Women have been central to his plan to build wealth — both through a large adult webcam operation he ran with his brother, and through selling online courses on how to manipulate women, as Reuters has reported.
In 2022, Tate's embrace of misogyny and hate speech resulted in bans from social media platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. He was allowed back onto Twitter last November, one month before his arrest.
How about, he broke the law?I wasn’t interested in this dude until MSM decided he needed to be cancelled. Everything I’ve read so far about these charges and the process itsrlf screams bullshit. Theyre trying to make an example of the guy and it’s clear.
Which law? Finessing women? Listen, it took them 3 months of putting the guy in prison, releasing him with no charges and a month later before the time period expires in which they would have the file charges and now all of a sudden they have charges? Why bother releasing him in the first place? This is some kangaroo court shit if I ever seen it.How about, he broke the law?
Both their wanna be alpha male supporters down bad.Did Andrew Tate’s popularity grow concurrently with Kevin Samuels, or was this after his death? I’m shocked he’s so popular…
Yes and bullshit charges when I see ‘em. Problem?That's the guy your standing up for?
Wow. Nevermind. Another dumbass Tate stan. Your boy is going to get his wog wake-up call.Which law? Finessing women? Listen, it took them 3 months of putting the guy in prison, releasing him with no charges and a month later before the time period expires in which they would have the file charges and now all of a sudden they have charges? Why bother releasing him in the first place? This is some kangaroo court shit if I ever seen it.
Thanks for the reply, very poignant. I'll keep Stanning...Wow. Nevermind. Another dumbass Tate stan. Your boy is going to get his wog wake-up call.
But after entering Tate's sphere of influence, the women were sexually exploited and forced to make pornographic videos — and one of the women was repeatedly raped in March of 2022, according to the prosecution agency, known as DIICOT.Which law? Finessing women? Listen, it took them 3 months of putting the guy in prison, releasing him with no charges and a month later before the time period expires in which they would have the file charges and now all of a sudden they have charges? Why bother releasing him in the first place? This is some kangaroo court shit if I ever seen it.
Listen man. They putting him under the prison. One of the women came out and said she wasn't a victim. The 'experts' then told her she was and didn't know it.Which law? Finessing women? Listen, it took them 3 months of putting the guy in prison, releasing him with no charges and a month later before the time period expires in which they would have the file charges and now all of a sudden they have charges? Why bother releasing him in the first place? This is some kangaroo court shit if I ever seen it.
OK fair enough. Let me ask you this if they had actual evidence of even one of those charges, don't you think he'd still be in prison? Don't you think they would've already charged him while they had him locked up? This series of events to charge a guy with "clear" evidence of rape, abuse, forced labor doesn't seem like it would follow the progression it has right? Am I tripping or this don't sound goofy to yall ? I know the persona is hated. I get it, but just use some common sense of how prosecution is done and any seemly modern country and tell me if you have a guy in prison for these heinous acts without charges, you would release him for a month and then finally charge him.But after entering Tate's sphere of influence, the women were sexually exploited and forced to make pornographic videos — and one of the women was repeatedly raped in March of 2022, according to the prosecution agency, known as DIICOT.
To control the victims, prosecutors allege, Tate and other defendants used intimidation and constant surveillance, along with conjuring alleged debts the women were to repay. In one instance from October 2021, they illegally accessed a woman's social media accounts to post compromising images of her. When a woman refused to make more pornography in that same month, she was met with physical violence, prosecutors say.
what part of that shit is "Finessing women"???
youre acting as if the laws in the US are the same laws and legal procedure in Europe and Romania specifically.OK fair enough. Let me ask you this if they had actual evidence of even one of those charges, don't you think he'd still be in prison? Don't you think they would've already charged him while they had him locked up? This series of events to charge a guy with "clear" evidence of rape, abuse, forced labor doesn't seem like it would follow the progression it has right? Am I tripping or this don't sound goofy to yall ? I know the persona is hated. I get it, but just use some common sense of how prosecution is done and any seemly modern country and tell me if you have a guy in prison for these heinous acts without charges, you would release him for a month and then finally charge him.
No shit, but Romania is in the European Union, they have guidelines/standards for everything including prosecution. It's not some unregulated, 3rd world country we're talking about here.youre acting as if the laws in the US are the same laws and legal procedure in Europe and Romania specifically.
Right! This is Romania bro, lol.youre acting as if the laws in the US are the same laws and legal procedure in Europe and Romania specifically.
but YOUR reference for those guidelines/standards seem to using the US model. Its not the same thing. How they build evidence, decide to prosecute the case, decide if the accused should remain in jail until trial, the standard for bail, etc. Its ALL different. Hell innocent until proven guilty is different from country to country.No shit, but Romania is in the European Union, they have guidelines/standards for everything including prosecution. It's not some unregulated, 3rd world country we're talking about here.
ahhahhahTop G.
youre acting as if the laws in the US are the same laws and legal procedure in Europe and Romania specifically.
Yes, I was referencing our system because is similar for most modern countries. I didn't say it was exactly the same. What's typical, is being arrested and then charged. At the very least while they have you in custody otherwise what would be the point of the arrest?but YOUR reference for those guidelines/standards seem to using the US model. Its not the same thing. How they build evidence, decide to prosecute the case, decide if the accused should remain in jail until trial, the standard for bail, etc. Its ALL different. Hell innocent until proven guilty is different from country to country.
Thats a question for a Romanian criminal prosecutor.Yes, I was referencing our system because is similar for most modern countries. I didn't say it was exactly the same. What's typical, is being arrested and then charged. At the very least while they have you in custody otherwise what would be the point of the arrest?