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I have a code: stand by your friends when shit gets real, not when everything is good. The Tate brothers have been held for several weeks in inhumane incarceration despite not committing any crime in the US. That ends now. On August 13 at 11 AM in Miami, FL,...

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🔥🚨 BREAKING: Close friend of the Tate brothers Fresh from Fresh and Fit just dropped a bombshell outside the Miami courthouse after today’s extradition hearing, Tate lawyer Joe McBride claimed “There is NO evidence to hold Andrew and Tristan Tate.” They now have 60 days until September 16 to produce actual evidence or the entire extradition request collapses. Their lawyers are filing a motion for their release on August 5.
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🔥🚨 BREAKING: Close friend of the Tate brothers Fresh from Fresh and Fit just dropped a bombshell outside the Miami courthouse after today’s extradition hearing, Tate lawyer Joe McBride claimed “There is NO evidence to hold Andrew and Tristan Tate.” They now have 60 days until September 16 to produce actual evidence or the entire extradition request collapses. Their lawyers are filing a motion for their release on August 5.

Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

438,197 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨🇺🇸/🇬🇧 UPDATE: Andrew and Tristan Tate’s lawyer, Joe McBride shares a message for everyone treating the brothers as already guilty, and confirms the two critical dates in the extradition fight: 🗣️ "Hate Andrew and Tristan or love Andrew and Tristan, you should support their right to be dealt with, the right way, as American citizens." • August 13: A Miami judge rules whether the Tates are released or stay locked up during the extradition fight. • September 16: The deadline for the UK to file its formal extradition request.
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🚨🇺🇸/🇬🇧 UPDATE: Andrew and Tristan Tate’s lawyer, Joe McBride shares a message for everyone treating the brothers as already guilty, and confirms the two critical dates in the extradition fight: 🗣️ "Hate Andrew and Tristan or love Andrew and Tristan, you should support their right to be dealt with, the right way, as American citizens." • August 13: A Miami judge rules whether the Tates are released or stay locked up during the extradition fight. • September 16: The deadline for the UK to file its formal extradition request.

Neo

17,823 次观看 • 28 天前

Andrew and Tristan Tate are now sitting in U.S. custody after the United Kingdom requested extradition over rape and sex trafficking charges. The Tate brothers deny wrongdoing and say the case is a political prosecution, while the legal fight over whether they will be sent to the UK is now moving forward in Miami. This is not the first time they’ve faced serious allegations. They’ve also been under scrutiny in Romania, where prosecutors have pursued similar charges, but the evidence has never been convincing, and the accusations have not produced the kind of proof you’d expect in a case this high-profile. So why are multiple jurisdictions going after the Tate brothers at once, and why does the case keep expanding without producing clearer evidence? Jake Shields (Jake Shields) joins me to break down the extradition fight, the allegations, and what may happen next for the Tates.
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Andrew and Tristan Tate are now sitting in U.S. custody after the United Kingdom requested extradition over rape and sex trafficking charges. The Tate brothers deny wrongdoing and say the case is a political prosecution, while the legal fight over whether they will be sent to the UK is now moving forward in Miami. This is not the first time they’ve faced serious allegations. They’ve also been under scrutiny in Romania, where prosecutors have pursued similar charges, but the evidence has never been convincing, and the accusations have not produced the kind of proof you’d expect in a case this high-profile. So why are multiple jurisdictions going after the Tate brothers at once, and why does the case keep expanding without producing clearer evidence? Jake Shields (Jake Shields) joins me to break down the extradition fight, the allegations, and what may happen next for the Tates.

Ben Swann

18,283 次观看 • 1 个月前

Andrew Tate: ‘White people need to defend themselves and their nations. White people are the number one race that has to suffer the most prejudice on the planet today.” Tate points out that Chinese, and Black people have a place where can go where they will not be subjected to violence because of their skin color. ”White people will not have a country anywhere left on this planet in less than a decade where they are not gonna be a victim or a target for potential violent crime purely because of the color of their skin.”
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Andrew Tate: ‘White people need to defend themselves and their nations. White people are the number one race that has to suffer the most prejudice on the planet today.” Tate points out that Chinese, and Black people have a place where can go where they will not be subjected to violence because of their skin color. ”White people will not have a country anywhere left on this planet in less than a decade where they are not gonna be a victim or a target for potential violent crime purely because of the color of their skin.”

Taya Bass

614,288 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨 Andrew Tate's lawyer spews UNHINGED conspiracy theories to Patrick Bet-David Joseph McBride says Romanian prosecutors brought 30+ women to testify against the Tates and threatened them with jail time if they didn't testify against the brothers. This is insane, has never come up before and never been mentioned in court by the Tate's Romanian lawyers. He says that all the women have spoken out and said it was "garbage and a set up." This is a lie. Dozens of women have testified against the Tates in Romania. In the first case, 5 out of the 7 listed victims are listed as "injured parties," meaning they gave statements against the Tates and even chose to be eligible for financial compensation if the Tates are convicted. Only a handful of women out of 50 + in Romania and the UK have publicly defended the Tates. This clip is a good example of why Joseph McBride has been fighting disbarment due to his conduct while representing the Andrew and Tristan Tate.
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🚨 Andrew Tate's lawyer spews UNHINGED conspiracy theories to Patrick Bet-David Joseph McBride says Romanian prosecutors brought 30+ women to testify against the Tates and threatened them with jail time if they didn't testify against the brothers. This is insane, has never come up before and never been mentioned in court by the Tate's Romanian lawyers. He says that all the women have spoken out and said it was "garbage and a set up." This is a lie. Dozens of women have testified against the Tates in Romania. In the first case, 5 out of the 7 listed victims are listed as "injured parties," meaning they gave statements against the Tates and even chose to be eligible for financial compensation if the Tates are convicted. Only a handful of women out of 50 + in Romania and the UK have publicly defended the Tates. This clip is a good example of why Joseph McBride has been fighting disbarment due to his conduct while representing the Andrew and Tristan Tate.

Gadget

104,126 次观看 • 1 个月前

VIDEO | Delhi: CJP Spokesperson Saurav Das says, "On Saturday, the government, in front of the entire nation and through the entire press, sat with us and assured us, guaranteed us, that the protesters who came for our protest would not be prosecuted. They would not be pursued with FIRs, and if there were any existing FIRs, they would be withdrawn. Such a written guarantee was supposed to come to us by today, Tuesday. However, now we find that a bunch of PILs were filed in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court today passed an order that contains one line, saying that any existing FIRs may continue to be investigated by the government. Now, the government representatives we met in the evening are telling us that the matter is sub judice. So far, they have not given us that written assurance. They are now using that order and trying to go back on the guarantees they gave to the youth of this country. So, we have declared on our social media handles that if the government does not stand by its words and does not honour the agreements, we will be forced to again call for a big protest, not just in Delhi but nationwide..."
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VIDEO | Delhi: CJP Spokesperson Saurav Das says, "On Saturday, the government, in front of the entire nation and through the entire press, sat with us and assured us, guaranteed us, that the protesters who came for our protest would not be prosecuted. They would not be pursued with FIRs, and if there were any existing FIRs, they would be withdrawn. Such a written guarantee was supposed to come to us by today, Tuesday. However, now we find that a bunch of PILs were filed in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court today passed an order that contains one line, saying that any existing FIRs may continue to be investigated by the government. Now, the government representatives we met in the evening are telling us that the matter is sub judice. So far, they have not given us that written assurance. They are now using that order and trying to go back on the guarantees they gave to the youth of this country. So, we have declared on our social media handles that if the government does not stand by its words and does not honour the agreements, we will be forced to again call for a big protest, not just in Delhi but nationwide..."

Press Trust of India

35,246 次观看 • 1 个月前

“The Bucks have to get this right. That’s why they’re not under any pressure to do anything ASAP. If Miami does have an appealing package on the board, they can say ‘ok, you need Giannis.’ It’s not like Miami is gonna pull back because they need somebody right now. There’s a lot of pressure right now in Miami to bring a legitimate star to South beach. So they gonna have to be on hold.” — Chris Haynes on Giannis to Miami
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“The Bucks have to get this right. That’s why they’re not under any pressure to do anything ASAP. If Miami does have an appealing package on the board, they can say ‘ok, you need Giannis.’ It’s not like Miami is gonna pull back because they need somebody right now. There’s a lot of pressure right now in Miami to bring a legitimate star to South beach. So they gonna have to be on hold.” — Chris Haynes on Giannis to Miami

Heat Central

34,279 次观看 • 2 个月前

BREAKING: Harrison Floyd who is the last co-defendant in Trump’s election interference case in Georgia remains in custody. He was just denied bond Judge Emily Richardson in the Georgia courts. Floyd will remain behind bars. A lot of conservatives are questioning why all of the other defendants have been let out on bond, while Floyd, a black man, has not been. The ruling by the judge was that Floyd was a flight risk and there was also the risk that he may commit further crimes if he was released. However, Judge Richardson is not the judge who has been assigned the case. Judge Scott McAfee is the assigned judge, so it is still very possible he will be allowed out on bond when the official judge in the case can make a decision. It’s also worth noting that Richardson did not have an attorney with him to argue for bond. He elected to do so without hiring a lawyer. What are your thoughts? Will Floyd ultimately get bond? Should he?
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BREAKING: Harrison Floyd who is the last co-defendant in Trump’s election interference case in Georgia remains in custody. He was just denied bond Judge Emily Richardson in the Georgia courts. Floyd will remain behind bars. A lot of conservatives are questioning why all of the other defendants have been let out on bond, while Floyd, a black man, has not been. The ruling by the judge was that Floyd was a flight risk and there was also the risk that he may commit further crimes if he was released. However, Judge Richardson is not the judge who has been assigned the case. Judge Scott McAfee is the assigned judge, so it is still very possible he will be allowed out on bond when the official judge in the case can make a decision. It’s also worth noting that Richardson did not have an attorney with him to argue for bond. He elected to do so without hiring a lawyer. What are your thoughts? Will Floyd ultimately get bond? Should he?

Ed Krassenstein

1,344,724 次观看 • 3 年前

Good call out!! It’s important to report those gatherings because there’s a high likelihood that there is illegal aliens among them who have not registered with the government or have moved in the last 14 days and have not updated their address with the government It is a federal crime to be in this country standing on a street without registering with the government therefore, as a part of a criminal investigation at any time, a federal ICE agent may ask anyone for their immigration status and whether or not they are registered properly with the government, if they refuse or choose to reject the investigation, they will be detained and arrested. 🚨 👇🏼 Calls to action 👇🏼 🚨
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Good call out!! It’s important to report those gatherings because there’s a high likelihood that there is illegal aliens among them who have not registered with the government or have moved in the last 14 days and have not updated their address with the government It is a federal crime to be in this country standing on a street without registering with the government therefore, as a part of a criminal investigation at any time, a federal ICE agent may ask anyone for their immigration status and whether or not they are registered properly with the government, if they refuse or choose to reject the investigation, they will be detained and arrested. 🚨 👇🏼 Calls to action 👇🏼 🚨

Joshua Konkle

19,719 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 Andrew Tate's bumbling lawyer, Joseph McBride, speaks outside a courthouse in Miami after a hearing about the Tate's potential extradition to the UK. To address a few main talking points: 1. "Tate is not a flight risk because he cooperated with judiciary control in Romania." Tate had to check in at Bucharest periodically as part of his judiciary control requirements. If he did not, he would risk becoming an international fugitive and going back to jail. Tate had an unbelievably good deal in Romania. He was able to travel the world freely while charged with crimes as serious as allegedly raping a 15-year-old and trafficking a 17-year-old. If the Tate's were ever going to face trial in Romania, it was years and years away. They were never going to risk giving up the cushy deal they had been given. And this is important to consider when people (moronically) use the Tates complying with Romania as proof that they are not a flight risk for the UK. You are comparing: Being able to travel the world freely and live as normal for years and years while awaiting trial in Romania Vs Being likely incarcerated until trial in the UK (and the UK charges are trial ready) where they face up to life sentences if convicted of what they are charged with. So in my opinion, the Tate's behaviour in Romania does not mean they are not a flight risk to the UK. 2. "We haven't been given evidence like victim names, witness statements. We demand the evidence and police records from the UK." It's not unusual for the UK not to produce its full evidence at this stage. Extradition hearings aren't trials - they determine whether someone should be extradited, not whether they're guilty.
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🚨 Andrew Tate's bumbling lawyer, Joseph McBride, speaks outside a courthouse in Miami after a hearing about the Tate's potential extradition to the UK. To address a few main talking points: 1. "Tate is not a flight risk because he cooperated with judiciary control in Romania." Tate had to check in at Bucharest periodically as part of his judiciary control requirements. If he did not, he would risk becoming an international fugitive and going back to jail. Tate had an unbelievably good deal in Romania. He was able to travel the world freely while charged with crimes as serious as allegedly raping a 15-year-old and trafficking a 17-year-old. If the Tate's were ever going to face trial in Romania, it was years and years away. They were never going to risk giving up the cushy deal they had been given. And this is important to consider when people (moronically) use the Tates complying with Romania as proof that they are not a flight risk for the UK. You are comparing: Being able to travel the world freely and live as normal for years and years while awaiting trial in Romania Vs Being likely incarcerated until trial in the UK (and the UK charges are trial ready) where they face up to life sentences if convicted of what they are charged with. So in my opinion, the Tate's behaviour in Romania does not mean they are not a flight risk to the UK. 2. "We haven't been given evidence like victim names, witness statements. We demand the evidence and police records from the UK." It's not unusual for the UK not to produce its full evidence at this stage. Extradition hearings aren't trials - they determine whether someone should be extradited, not whether they're guilty.

Gadget

77,345 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨 NEW: Fox’s Brit Hume on judge throwing out Comey and James indictments: “I think the White House is right in calling this a technicality. The judge didn’t rule on the merits in any way and did not say they are legally deficient.” “What they said was the wrong person brought them, someone who should not have been in the position to do that. That seems to me to be something that can be corrected and it’s possible, even likely, that these charges will be reinstated.” “That doesn’t mean that they will prevail in the end.. but so far what we have is the dismissal for now on what really is a bit of a technicality.”
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🚨 NEW: Fox’s Brit Hume on judge throwing out Comey and James indictments: “I think the White House is right in calling this a technicality. The judge didn’t rule on the merits in any way and did not say they are legally deficient.” “What they said was the wrong person brought them, someone who should not have been in the position to do that. That seems to me to be something that can be corrected and it’s possible, even likely, that these charges will be reinstated.” “That doesn’t mean that they will prevail in the end.. but so far what we have is the dismissal for now on what really is a bit of a technicality.”

TV News Now

260,556 次观看 • 9 个月前

❗️Orbán Viktor at Tusványos: We have to be prepared for the fact that Ukraine will not be a member of NATO or the European Union, because we Europeans do not have the money. ▶️Ukraine will revert to the position of a buffer state, now with international security guarantees if they are lucky, which will be enshrined in a US-Russia agreement, and in which we Europeans may be able to participate. ▶️The Polish experiment will fail, because they don’t have the resources, they have to go back to Central Europe and the V4, so let’s wait for our Polish brothers to come back.
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❗️Orbán Viktor at Tusványos: We have to be prepared for the fact that Ukraine will not be a member of NATO or the European Union, because we Europeans do not have the money. ▶️Ukraine will revert to the position of a buffer state, now with international security guarantees if they are lucky, which will be enshrined in a US-Russia agreement, and in which we Europeans may be able to participate. ▶️The Polish experiment will fail, because they don’t have the resources, they have to go back to Central Europe and the V4, so let’s wait for our Polish brothers to come back.

Zoltan Kovacs

18,219 次观看 • 2 年前

Marc Andreessen says the US is in a foot race with China in AI, and the next phase will be fought in robotics, not code. "This is a full on race. It's a foot race. It's a game of inches. We're not going to have a five year lead. We're going to have maybe a six month lead. We have to run fast. We have to win. We can't put constraints on our companies that the Chinese government isn't putting on their own companies." "Even if they never quite catch us in software, they might just lap us in hardware and that'll be that. The good news is I think there's a growing awareness... across the political spectrum in the US that de-industrialization went too far. And there's a growing desire to figure out how to reverse that." "I say I'm guardedly optimistic that we'll be making progress on that, but I think there's a lot of work to be done." Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸
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Marc Andreessen says the US is in a foot race with China in AI, and the next phase will be fought in robotics, not code. "This is a full on race. It's a foot race. It's a game of inches. We're not going to have a five year lead. We're going to have maybe a six month lead. We have to run fast. We have to win. We can't put constraints on our companies that the Chinese government isn't putting on their own companies." "Even if they never quite catch us in software, they might just lap us in hardware and that'll be that. The good news is I think there's a growing awareness... across the political spectrum in the US that de-industrialization went too far. And there's a growing desire to figure out how to reverse that." "I say I'm guardedly optimistic that we'll be making progress on that, but I think there's a lot of work to be done." Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸

a16z

69,885 次观看 • 10 个月前

I’m running for President because I think this country is in a lot of trouble. We need new leadership in the White House and we need to decide here and now that Joe Biden will never be reelected as President of the United States. To do that, it’s not just going to be who our standard bearer is but what they stand for.
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I’m running for President because I think this country is in a lot of trouble. We need new leadership in the White House and we need to decide here and now that Joe Biden will never be reelected as President of the United States. To do that, it’s not just going to be who our standard bearer is but what they stand for.

Mike Pence

260,865 次观看 • 3 年前

🚨 : Breaking The Tate brothers' lawyer Joe Mcbride explains how the authorities pressured multiple witenesses, what will happen if they were to accept a plea bargain. "And this is the plan. They get them to the United Kingdom. They threaten with 100 years in jail, or they say you can have a plea offer for maybe two to five. You'll be out in a year and a half or two years. If they take that deal, they lose all their wealth, they lose their reputation."
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🚨 : Breaking The Tate brothers' lawyer Joe Mcbride explains how the authorities pressured multiple witenesses, what will happen if they were to accept a plea bargain. "And this is the plan. They get them to the United Kingdom. They threaten with 100 years in jail, or they say you can have a plea offer for maybe two to five. You'll be out in a year and a half or two years. If they take that deal, they lose all their wealth, they lose their reputation."

Tate Unfazed

46,359 次观看 • 1 个月前

WHEN IS IT A CRIME TO PAY TAX ? 🚨Can taxpayers be held criminally liable for complicity when the government is funding a country on trial for committing war crimes? Do I have your support in demanding answers from Congress and the IRS to ensure citizens will not be criminally liable for aiding and abetting by solicitation of war crimes? More to come!
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WHEN IS IT A CRIME TO PAY TAX ? 🚨Can taxpayers be held criminally liable for complicity when the government is funding a country on trial for committing war crimes? Do I have your support in demanding answers from Congress and the IRS to ensure citizens will not be criminally liable for aiding and abetting by solicitation of war crimes? More to come!

Maero𝕏

59,314 次观看 • 2 年前

BREAKING: Andrew and Tristan Tate Charged After a 15-month-long investigation. The charges against them include: - Rape - Human trafficking - Formation of an organized crime group The allegations claim the Tates formed an organized criminal group in Romania, the US, the UK and other countries to recruit girls by promising them love/marriage, then placing them under constant surveillance/control & forcing them into the porn industry. The trial will not start immediately and is expected to take several years MY THOUGHTS: Tate was arrested days before a scheduled interview we had in Dubai. We did a space as soon as he was arrested and the consensus by most panelists was that they are 'most likely guilty' We came to this conclusion based on a narrative built around Tate, mainly from things he said, generally taken out of context. However, over the past few months, while the Tates were being held without bail, we started seeing all the evidence getting 'leaked'. I will make a thread on this one day, but to say the evidence is 'underwhelming' is an understatement. This doesn't mean there isn't evidence I haven't seen, but suffice to say, I don't trust the Romanian legal system. On June 29th, Tristan announced that he would be allowed to discuss the "evidence" against him, something that both brothers were not allowed to do. My position is simple: If the allegations are true, they should be jailed. If the allegations are false, they should be freed. But, will they get a fair trial? Do you think the Tates are guilty, or the victims of corruption?
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BREAKING: Andrew and Tristan Tate Charged After a 15-month-long investigation. The charges against them include: - Rape - Human trafficking - Formation of an organized crime group The allegations claim the Tates formed an organized criminal group in Romania, the US, the UK and other countries to recruit girls by promising them love/marriage, then placing them under constant surveillance/control & forcing them into the porn industry. The trial will not start immediately and is expected to take several years MY THOUGHTS: Tate was arrested days before a scheduled interview we had in Dubai. We did a space as soon as he was arrested and the consensus by most panelists was that they are 'most likely guilty' We came to this conclusion based on a narrative built around Tate, mainly from things he said, generally taken out of context. However, over the past few months, while the Tates were being held without bail, we started seeing all the evidence getting 'leaked'. I will make a thread on this one day, but to say the evidence is 'underwhelming' is an understatement. This doesn't mean there isn't evidence I haven't seen, but suffice to say, I don't trust the Romanian legal system. On June 29th, Tristan announced that he would be allowed to discuss the "evidence" against him, something that both brothers were not allowed to do. My position is simple: If the allegations are true, they should be jailed. If the allegations are false, they should be freed. But, will they get a fair trial? Do you think the Tates are guilty, or the victims of corruption?

Mario Nawfal

9,857,561 次观看 • 3 年前

🚨 EMERGENCY UPDATE: For over three years, I worked to expose Andrew Tate - largely using his own footage, which I believe repeatedly showed him self-snitching about the very crimes he's charged with. In return, Andrew Tate sued me and a handful of other citizen journalists who had extensively covered the criminal cases against the Tate brothers and helped alert the world to the reality behind their public image. We believe the lawsuit is an attempt at petty revenge against the people who helped dismantle the narrative of the Tate brothers’ innocence. Despite the Tate brothers now being held in solitary confinement while facing ongoing criminal proceedings and investigations over their alleged crimes, we are still being forced to fight this very real - and extremely expensive - lawsuit. We have a crucial hearing on September 18, where we're hoping the case could finally be thrown out for good. But to get there, we need to raise $20,000 over the next month to cover our legal costs. Please, if you've valued the work we've done exposing the Tate brothers, believe they are a negative force in the world, and believe independent journalists should be able to report on powerful people without being buried in legal costs, we're counting on your support. Anything you can give helps us keep fighting - and hopefully defeat this lawsuit for good. Donate:
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🚨 EMERGENCY UPDATE: For over three years, I worked to expose Andrew Tate - largely using his own footage, which I believe repeatedly showed him self-snitching about the very crimes he's charged with. In return, Andrew Tate sued me and a handful of other citizen journalists who had extensively covered the criminal cases against the Tate brothers and helped alert the world to the reality behind their public image. We believe the lawsuit is an attempt at petty revenge against the people who helped dismantle the narrative of the Tate brothers’ innocence. Despite the Tate brothers now being held in solitary confinement while facing ongoing criminal proceedings and investigations over their alleged crimes, we are still being forced to fight this very real - and extremely expensive - lawsuit. We have a crucial hearing on September 18, where we're hoping the case could finally be thrown out for good. But to get there, we need to raise $20,000 over the next month to cover our legal costs. Please, if you've valued the work we've done exposing the Tate brothers, believe they are a negative force in the world, and believe independent journalists should be able to report on powerful people without being buried in legal costs, we're counting on your support. Anything you can give helps us keep fighting - and hopefully defeat this lawsuit for good. Donate:

Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV)

70,390 次观看 • 1 天前

SNEAKO goes on a RANT on Andrew Tate after he ADMITTED to throwing him under the bus, on a post of Nick Fuentes dissing him 👀🚨 “So he’s publicly admitting and bragging that he DID throw me under the bus. I defended Andrew Tate when he was locked up in jail. I remember at Fuentes Rally 2, Nick said Andrew Tate should be locked up for being a p*rnographer and the entire auditorium started chanting ‘LOCK HIM UP!’ This was while Andrew Tate was in jail. Fast forward to today... look who’s siding with who.”
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SNEAKO goes on a RANT on Andrew Tate after he ADMITTED to throwing him under the bus, on a post of Nick Fuentes dissing him 👀🚨 “So he’s publicly admitting and bragging that he DID throw me under the bus. I defended Andrew Tate when he was locked up in jail. I remember at Fuentes Rally 2, Nick said Andrew Tate should be locked up for being a p*rnographer and the entire auditorium started chanting ‘LOCK HIM UP!’ This was while Andrew Tate was in jail. Fast forward to today... look who’s siding with who.”

Daily SNEAKO

18,763 次观看 • 4 个月前

🚨 : Just in ‼️ Wes Watson a well-known ex-convict motivational speaker talks on The Tate brothers being in Miami detention calling from a payphone inside prison himself awaiting trial. Here he gives the unfiltered reality of the American Judicial system, the treatment of prisoners, the conditions of prison and how it is in real time. 🗣"Locked up with the Tates in Miami I know everyone wants to hear this, I know everyone wants to hear my belief abiut this. I mean I know the Tates are INNOCENT fk that I'll never believe they did this" 🗣"The whole thing is I do repect the Tates like mfkr because guess what Andrew Tate has been pressed with a life sentence so many times that we've seen him and he stays mentally strong, I love that mfkr for that because that's who he says he is"
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🚨 : Just in ‼️ Wes Watson a well-known ex-convict motivational speaker talks on The Tate brothers being in Miami detention calling from a payphone inside prison himself awaiting trial. Here he gives the unfiltered reality of the American Judicial system, the treatment of prisoners, the conditions of prison and how it is in real time. 🗣"Locked up with the Tates in Miami I know everyone wants to hear this, I know everyone wants to hear my belief abiut this. I mean I know the Tates are INNOCENT fk that I'll never believe they did this" 🗣"The whole thing is I do repect the Tates like mfkr because guess what Andrew Tate has been pressed with a life sentence so many times that we've seen him and he stays mentally strong, I love that mfkr for that because that's who he says he is"

Tate Unfazed

62,920 次观看 • 1 个月前