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Swindon / London

[Cas Smith @casglb]

I was never a fan of Tate, to be honest.

This is one of the most insane podcasts i have ever seen. This man is more than intelligent.

But nobody can say that this is a lie if you explain exactly what is coming and how the real world actually works.

Because this man created a business that kills the “education system,” which is the most valuable asset owned by the states, the system.

Everything happens for a reason, come back stronger.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Why They Arrested Me

[Max @minordissent]

I was a fan of Tate a decade or so ago when I was first discovering my masculinity. He was one of the big masculinity accounts on Twitter. He wasnt world known or anything back then, probably had 100K followers, influential but not outside of tpot.

I understood at the time that he was, for lack of a better term, an amoral power maxxer. I am pretty sure i knew about his cam girl site history, or at least when i heard about it later it didnt change my view much. But that was in many ways exactly who many blue state city boys raised in the longhouse like me needed to break our gynocentric conditioning. His views and advice on mindset, feminism, discipline, etc were genuinely refreshing, useful, and deeply transgressive.

I had moved on to other things by the time his meteoric rise occurred, but i kept loose tabs. He started getting a lot of hate, as you might expect a transgressive cultural icon might to get, which influenced me slightly. Though more because I have always viewed that power and ethics are at war, and that people who become influencers have an at least sub clinical narcissism and need for drama and fame, and that no one is a saint, so suspected the criticism was directionally deserved.

When the sex trafficking allegations came out, i was equally not really surprised. “Big alphamale, transgressive, misogynist, ex pornographer discovered to have crossed the line” was not a hard sell. Again, it didnt make me hate Tate. He, like Elon or Trump, is a particular beast of a certain nature, and measuring him by his worst moments rather than all his moments, or his positive influence on broader society, is something only deeply dishonest or deeply retarded people do. But it was enough for me to go “another icarus flys too close to the sun. Such is life”

I still found Tate occasionally hilarious, often insightful, and watched clips of him and his brother when they came up in my feed. But didnt pay attention to the overall trend of the case, and kind of forget about them really.

And that is basically how i felt about Tate until i watched this interview. To say it “changes everything” might be too strong, but it certainly changes a lot, if it’s true.

If it’s true, it is one of the most insightful and horrifying looks into modern political gamesmanship and corruption of recent memory. And the episode really is a work of art regardless. Tate is a masterful storyteller.

Im trying to reserve judgement until i hear the other side, as people like Tate’s great gift is the ability to persuade and pull you into their reality distortion field by selectively telling a compelling narrative. But based on just some basic facts like that in 4 years there has never been a trial, them spending months in and out of basically solitary confinement without a trial, how closely it aligns with what was done to Trump all while he was in the middle of being one of the most influential people for an entire generation of young men, and the fact that every retarded person and corrupt system i know of is against him, makes me suspect his narrative will be more truthful than the opposing one.

For now, remain solidly on team Top G. But i am open to a compelling case otherwise.

Either way, you should watch this interview. It is either one of the greatest stories of modern political corruption or one of the greatest cautionary tales of the indefatigable pursuit of power. What certainly cannot be said is that it doesn’t matter.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

If I was really a sexual predator like grooming gangs, Prince Andrew, BBC Presenters, or Lord Mandelson (Epstein's Best Friend)

The British Police would not be hunting me around the globe

They would be protecting me.

[BBC 5 Live Sport @5liveSport]

"England had Argentina EXACTLY where they should have wanted them." 😔

@Tim_Vickery says Thomas Tuchel's substitutions were to blame for their defeat to Argentina 💔

#BBCFootball #FIFAWorldCup #ENGARG

[Central @WestHam_Central]

Madueke highlights

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🌪️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 No English player in history has scored more open play goals in a single World Cup than Jude Bellingham.

Not even a striker. 🥶

[Fox News @FoxNews]

BREAKING: Two people have climbed to the top of the Empire State Building in New York City, holding a banner from the skyscraper's antenna reading, "When the power of love beats the love of power, the world knows peace."

As of now it's unclear how the pair reached the top of the building as police work to get them down from the spire, 1,454 feet above the ground.

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

Hi mate, please pay £5k to @CorporalScotty and send me the receipt. Thanks. 👍

[ITV Football @itvfootball]

The first man to score in SIX different World Cups 👑

[Tommy @TommyGorman37]

Some screamers here. Fair play.

[ndr @NDR_lufc]

5 years on and still relevant..

[Steven Yarwood @steyarwood10]

Lads used to tell me Foden was better than Rooney and believe it 🤣

[Hassan @H34SSANv2]

This is like Neymar not getting called up for Brazil

[mooresy @jamesmoores_]

“Ezri Konsa”
“Levi Colwill”
“Dan Burn”

[Los 🍇 @LosPollosTV]

It is

[Ryanair @Ryanair]

do you dribble the ball out of play on purpose?

[Tates Platform @TatesPlatform]

🚨 NEW: Andrew Tate gets emotional when asked by the interviewer, "If we walked out and your dad was standing there, what would you tell him?"

[MC @UtdMicah]

Got this on repeat