Andrew Tate: Game Over. Here’s Why

[00:00:00]I really don't know how to start this video. I'm I'm being very honest with you. The reason being is uh I can start with a shocking statement and tell you that uh Andrew is finished. Okay. And here are the reasons why or uh I had another topic or the way to start by telling you you know here is what the media has not told you about Andrew Tate. But then you know I honestly speaking I'm just like you. I watch YouTube videos and when I open, you know, YouTube because they keep a track of all my browsing history. Almost every single news channel is talking about Andrew Tate, Andrew Tate this, Andrew Tate that, Andrew Tate. And the and the truth is all of them are saying the same thing. When Andrew Tate got arrested, he got arrested by those marshals. He was going to watch this bare knuckle fighting and his lawyer is saying this is a politically motivated uh witch hunt. Okay. So now the question is, what the hell am I going to tell you? The small time YouTuber, you know, tattooed guy with earrings looking like that Street Fighter character. What the hell is he going to tell me? Huh? What do you know? What do you know? Huh? Okay, fine.

[00:01:01]I have access to the same uh, you know, uh, email browser, open AI, chat, GPD, just like you. So, what have I found out that is so great that nobody else found out? Well, I'll share with you my perspective and I want you to tell me whether I'm right or wrong because I'm not going to just repeat like a parrot um most of the information, but I'll read in between the lines and I want you to tell me if you believe that my analysis is correct and I'll also give you my prediction why this time Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate are more or less finished. I'll give you my analysis and you can hold me accountable if you think I'm wrong. I'm I'm ready to be proved wrong. Okay. Um in a few lines what has been the summary until now is u they got arrested when they went to see a bare knuckle fight. You know these marshals came if you actually look at the video you know the marshall is walking towards and he immediately gets afraid goes back. There were even conspiracy theories that he threw his mobile phone down and his bodyguard picked it up and you know he maybe didn't want to get caught with who he's chatting. Okay fine but here's what I want you to think. Here's a part which they didn't explicitly mention. Did you did you reflect on what just happened?

[00:02:08]Andrew Tate came to watch a bare knuckle fight means to pass his uh to be part of the commentary team and the US marshals arrived. So you know when I was thinking about it I was like if the marshals found out that Andrew Tate was coming there means they were keeping an eye on this guy. Okay that means the US marshalss were keeping an eye on this guy. And why did the US marshalss arrest this guy is only after remember after the UK crown prosecution added fresh new charges. So after the fresh new charges the US marshalss then arrested him. But have you noticed that before that Andrew Tate was in USA no charges were announced. Nothing was announced. So Andrew Tate to go to USA first had to plan his holiday and uh he must have checked is there any warrant for me? Is there any danger? Is there any risk? Ah nothing is there. Okay fine I can go to USA. there'll not be a problem and I'm being called for a photograph or you know to meet up with the Trumps rub shoulders and you know brag about nobody can touch me and you know enjoy my life in USA because I went to USA once nothing happened I'm going to go there again nothing will happen so he planned out his itenary he didn't tell anyone other than a few organizers however information got leaked that andrew is coming to USA they must have found out immediately the authorities in US were informed and Tate is coming they relayed this information to UK. Hey, listen. You guys were asking. No, when Andrew Tate is coming, he's coming now. And the UK and US together planned it out. After Andrew Tate arrives in USA, let him one, two days, let him be there. Then we will announce the 38 fresh new charges and then based on that charges, you keep all the guys ready to make sure that you swoop and arrest him. And it is not ordinary cops because obviously you know state will have to kind of instruct the cops to catch them and they can get away with a slap on their wrist. Make sure that this time it is the marshals. Why?

[00:03:57]We'll go federal. We'll go right up to the top and we will make it like an extradition case because this whole thing that I've just shared with you, it doesn't happen within a few hours. It doesn't happen within a few days. It doesn't happen even with a few weeks.

[00:04:11]it. The whole thing would have taken months to do for them to get 38 charges in total. What is that? 59 combined criminal charges with seven victims.

[00:04:20]Let's assume it's fake. They must have really planned it out. And it must have gone not 1 month, 1 month, 2 month, 3 months. It must have gone taken a year of planning to get all these charges.

[00:04:30]Okay, we made the mistake the last time and they got away with it and they threw out our case. This time we'll make sure that we don't make any mistakes. They must have called the best lawyers. Last time we made the mistake, this time we shouldn't make the mistake. So they planned it out. They made sure that it was as per the rule book. It was flawless. They must have cross checked, crossverified. Okay. And then they called up the US government and said, "Listen, uh, if if we want to catch Andrew Tate, what do you need from our side?" They must have told him, you know, he is, you know, close buddies with Trump. If you need to catch him, ABCD, these are the requirements we have. And they must have coordinated with one another and they must have planned it out and they must have kept the the marshals ready. Okay, wherever he is, whichever place that he does go, they must have coordinated that. And once they found out where he's going, they must have reconfirmed with them.

[00:05:17]It's like a massive plan that they had to catch this guy. It is not something random because when they did catch him, everything looked very fast. But all this takes a lot of planning. And remember this, if they didn't do it properly, they would, you know, Andrew Tate would once again be released from prison. But this time, they made sure they made sure that once they catch him, he's not going to be let go. If you've seen these mafia movies, what do they say? Uh sometimes, you know, when the the hero, the spy who is, you know, infiltrating all these mafia members, he says, "I have the evidence. Why don't you go and catch them?" Nah, this is no proof because you'll only catch the small guys. The big guys will go scot-free. So then they refuse and it takes months and years of uh being undercover. So number one is this was a plan that they must have orchestrated or they must have put into practice almost for 2 years. This is my gut feeling.

[00:06:09]Okay, forget the seven counts of grape.

[00:06:11]I can't use that word. Three counts of human trafficking and three counts of assault, 19 counts of child, you know, things that shouldn't be done for Andrew Tate. Tristan Tate, two counts of grape and one count of assault, three counts of whatever. Okay, but now this is one part. Now see the second part. The second part which I want you to think about is after they got arrested, they were both put into they were obviously asked to remove their outfits, you know, the jazzy, I don't know if you call it fashion. And they were made to wear these orange uniforms with ankle um uh you know uh handcuffs on their wrist and ankles with chains. And they have been placed in solitary confinement. Just keep that in mind. That means they can't talk to anyone. The brothers can't talk to each other. They're sitting in let's say a window. Nice. Okay. Maybe it's neat and clean but it's all alone and u they have no access to the internet.

[00:06:59]They have no access to phones as of now.

[00:07:01]Maybe even if the phones are there federal prison it'll be monitored. So now you're talking about two guys whose entiretick whose entire brand whose entire business is based on connecting to the internet. Now imagine a situation that you you and I you're watching my video right now. You're connected to the internet. You check your emails internet. You chat with others internet.

[00:07:21]You speak to others internet. You plan your whole day internet. Even though you are maybe not a multi-million dollar businessman. These guys have their entire life online. His uh crypto coins or crypto shipto whatever he launches he needs the internet. He needs to talk to others, chat with others, launch it.

[00:07:37]Okay. Uh in order to have these live video sessions where he's with a cigar and you know shirtless and he's talking and he's making fun of others, he needs the internet. He needs Rumble. He needs X. He needs access to whether Facebook whatever. Okay. Uh he needs to sell market his course of the real life or hustlers university and he keeps telling come on join in you know I'll make you alpha males and discord servers and discord chat rooms okay so he needs the internet and uh he also has people who he pays money to market and create shorts and uh edit the videos okay to show his lifestyle he needs camera people now he doesn't have access to all this how will his business run my question to you is if you're running a business You're the whole and soul.

[00:08:21]You're the life. You're the one who calls the shots. You're the ones who gives the direction. Now you're in jail.

[00:08:26]You don't have access to the internet, social media. You can't chat with anyone. You can't talk to anyone. How does your business run? That means your businesses stand still. You'll not get new subscribers. You can't withdraw the amount. Your crypto is just frozen in time. You don't know if someone can hack into your system and you know do something. You don't know if people will cheat you and run away. You're completely paralyzed. You're completely you know cut off from the whole world.

[00:08:47]Okay, let's assume maybe he has emergency somebody to make sure that his money is safe and everything, but then he has to market and sell himself. Can you imagine if you have an online brand and you don't market, you don't sell.

[00:08:59]Imagine I have a YouTube channel and I don't upload anything on YouTube. The algorithm is going to bloody drop you like a, you know, hot potato. You'll cease to exist. Andrew Tate, his whole stick is that he is trying to be relevant by saying something controversial, something shocking, attacking some politician, attacking some country, challenging others, creating a ruckus. Now he can't go to podcasts, he can't talk to anyone. Only his fans or his diehard followers will talk about him, but eventually it'll die out and we don't know how long he's going to be behind bars. So his business is going to get affected, his brand is going to get affected online. His presence will get affected and people nobody has that kind of loyalty that will stay forever. people move on.

[00:09:39]Andrew Tate achieved a kind of a peak, legendary peak that he was the most searched man, but he has never reached that level ever again. It has only gone down, down, down. And now when he doesn't have access to the internet and social media world, it's only going to decline. His funds are going to be affected, his earnings are going to be affected, subscriptions, his complete way of life. Now, next one. There is a hope that Trump will pardon them. But if you actually do your little bit of research where extradition is concerned between UK and US uh they have this uh treaty which has been going on from 2003 the approval rate for yes to extraditing someone is 90%. The only time it seems that the secretary of state or the uh political head who was in charge of US or the government interfered was only when there was an American diplomat I can't get his name right now only once when someone who represented the American government. But Andrew Tate doesn't represent the American government. Anyone who is associated with child material nobody wants to associate with them. See right now PBD made a video supporting him. the backlash that he's receiving. Uh PBD's uh reputation is going to go down to the dogs. Uh Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens, if they were to open their mouth and start showing their support to him and his convicted, you know, it's going to destroy their brand. So people are very afraid to associate with him because trust me, if you associate yourself with someone who is a child pee or someone who's a drug addict, don't think other people are going to say, "No, man, you're so courageous." People will keep away from you because nobody wants to destroy their reputation. they have especially in the political sphere.

[00:11:12]So Donald Trump even if he wanted to interfere he can't because where extradition is concerned he doesn't have much power there. The only person who has the power is the secretary of state Marco Rubio who apparently is not close friends with him. He is neutral. He is treaty bound stance and he doesn't have any political favors that Andrew Tate has given them or he doesn't owe them anything. Now maybe Donald Trump can put pressure on him. That's a different story which I don't know whether he would or wouldn't do because Donald Trump is also a very smart businessman.

[00:11:44]He knows when to interfere, when not to interfere. And if he is smart, I don't think he would interfere. But then again, we don't know. Okay, Donald Trump's sons apparently love the guy.

[00:11:54]So, we don't know whether they would take the stance. Now comes to the last and final bit. Why I feel that uh the Tate brothers this time it's going to be finished. See, I told you one is he's not allowed to access smartphones. He can't access the open internet. He can't uh execute cryptocurrency trades. He can't manage his business online. That's a given. And even if he does communicate, every single post, every single call, every single text will be monitored and anything if they find suspicious he will even lose those rights and privileges. He has um duration during the day where he can go out, he can walk, he can eat, everything is timed and even calls everything will be done within that time limit. Now his university the real world or the hustlers university as it was called before the subscriber loss will be massive. Members will start dropping out especially when there is no new content.

[00:12:46]Now the part where he really has to be very scared about is if UK and US financial authorities do go ahead and find him guilty or consider him guilty all his bank accounts will be frozen digital assets will be seized and u all his holdings will be blocked under the laws that operate between both the countries and if you're not present online um given the moderation that there is eventually they will scrub off whatever presence he has created they can revoke his um channels or you know whatever profiles he has created because remember in YouTube if you're a convicted felon or you're convicted criminal uh whatever presence that you have all is removed so it is you know it's a big question whether rumble will remove his content and obviously when you're scrubbed off from the internet the algorithm then eventually you know you'll have to start from zero which is another big question would he be allowed so it finally comes down to now the last two bits before I conude rude and that is what are the probabilities that he's going to be free. Um he has 59 guilty verdicts. For him to be totally like none of the 59 hold any water it's uh as low as 15% that's as per online the lawyers and uh the probability that there is if he is proved innocent every one of the 59 counts it's 15%. The highest possibility of 75% is or 70% is where he'll agree with some he will say no to some others and they'll reach a settlement but where he's proven guilty and he has to uh serve his time in prison. So that's 70 to 75% and the probability that his extradition will be blocked by US is a measly 10%. So there is a chance but it's 10% very less. And in terms of uh what is going to happen uh right now for the next 1 to 6 months he's going to be in prison. Why? Because he'll not get bail. Uh his defense team will keep fighting for him uh to be released. They will bring up human rights and political arguments. U the courts will uh you know keep saying they'll try to prove that this is all false. They will keep going back and forth. The White House will not interfere. So that will take 1 to 6 months. Imagine 1 to 6 months. He can't do any bit of marketing, talking, uploading videos, nothing. So after 6 months goes it'll straight away go 1 to two years where he will most probably be transferred to British police. He'll be flown straight to London. There once again they will take their own sweet time 59 charges and that can take up to two years one to two years. His global bank accounts and crypto wallets will be locked because obviously you know um all the earnings due to uh the sins that he committed. And last if not the least uh the last phase will be 3 to 5 years where one is he will be proven guilty for some or all of it. Um then if he's proven guilty then all the social media platforms will deplatform him and they will scrub his um presence from existence his business that is the hustlers university and the real world that will also collapse because there'll be no new subscribers or it'll be deplatformed from wherever he's hosting it. And in the end uh last and not the least his brand uh star brand power that he had it's going to be so badly affected that um if he has to start he will have to start from zero but then it's not going to be that easy especially after you're named and shamed and humiliated in this manner. So this is my analysis of what I felt the media is not talking about. And um I would just like to end by saying one thing that um you know the problem with Andrew Tate is uh the biggest problem. He could have sat quietly in Romania. He could have sat u you know and continued making his money you know pimping other females whatever the problem is he just wanted more attention more of everything. And he kept proddding the bear. He kept challenging others. You challenge politicians you challenge countries. You mock the law. You tell haha you can't touch me. You're going to get more and more enemies, you know, coming together.

[00:16:40]And it reached a tipping point where they both were alone versus the whole world. And you cannot be smarter than the whole world. And yes, you can keep getting away, you know, one day, 2 day, 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 2 months, 1 year, 2 year. At some point, they're going to catch you. And this is what happened finally in the end. He just was bragging too much. He was showing too much online. He was having this aura or this feeling that nobody could do anything to him. He was God. And uh that is why well he finally got caught. I just hope something really bad doesn't happen to him in prison because there are many people who who would love a little bit of fame doing something which you know what happens in anyway. Good, bad, ugly. I'd love to hear your thoughts. I don't know if this is going to be the final video but this is my prediction and my analysis. Please let me know what do you think in the comments below. This is me signing off.

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