Dec. 20, 2024 - Tate Speech - Andrew Tate
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| - - Too slow. | |
| Andrew? | |
| Too slow! | |
| I got you. | |
| Is that funny? | |
| You literally got the same color. | |
| In fact, I did not. | |
| Because I was sending my purple McLaren back, I thought, I want another purple McLaren, but I don't want it to be the exact same purple because that is truly ridiculous. | |
| So I got a slightly different shade of purple. | |
| Andrew, are you smoking shisha again? | |
| You're not YouTubing a lung test. | |
| Andrew, this isn't accurate. | |
| The AI machine now controls all our lives. | |
| I mean, just kidding. | |
| How long is it before doctors are basically AI machines? | |
| Andrew, you're almost halfway to super lungs. | |
| According to this test, if you go the entire way, you do in fact have super lungs. | |
| And I know if you go the whole way, you're never going to let me live this down. | |
| You're going to constantly tell me that you have super lungs. | |
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| It's drifting on by, you know how I feel. | |
| It's a new dawn, it's a new dawn. | |
| day. | |
| It's a new life for me. | |
| I'm feeling good Fish in the sea You know how I feel | |
| River on the tree You know how I feel Lost someone a-drinking You know how I feel It's a new one, it's a new day It's a new life For me And I'm feeling good | |
| I don't know how hot - it's your day however WITH WHERESHIM트가 mmm far - it's mine but I know how hot my ears said you could use it and others that are!みんな It's | |
| a little day, it's a little sun it's a little sun, it's a little sun it's a little sun. And I'm reading it too. I'm | |
| reading it too. I'm reading it too. I'm | |
| reading it too. | |
| What kind of set up bullshit is this? | |
| Tristan did a day's work and he's upset. | |
| Welcome to my life. | |
| I said during my last stream of the England game that the best thing about being an England fan is waiting for them to fuck it up. | |
| You're watching and you know it's just a matter of time. | |
| Reminding us all Reminding me that I'm old and slow. | |
| I'm not that old. | |
| I'm not that slow. | |
| I might have enough to fight the local Christians, you know? | |
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| Alice Apr tr | |
| Alice tr Alice tr Alice tr Alice | |
| tr Alice tr Alice tr Alice tr Alice Because obviously I moved all the cars. | |
| My cars were outside, so I was like looking at them from the pool. | |
| And then I thought, let me move them all under their protection. | |
| After I did that, because I'm God's favorite, God decided to make a hailstorm come. | |
| He wouldn't do it while my cars were out, because me and him have a deal. | |
| We get along. | |
| Alex the heathen his car was exposed to the hailstorm and now I'm being told his windscreen was cracked I hope you guys aren't lying to me just to try and make me smile Alex how do you feel? | |
| Oh Alex I moved all the cars then God said shall I get him a second? | |
| I said, get him. | |
| You deserve it. | |
| Why? | |
| Because it's just hilarious when things happen to you. | |
| He said, it's literally not repairable. | |
| It's not repairable? | |
| Not repairable. | |
| So that means you're going to have to replace it. | |
| Whoa! | |
| Dude, you're just losing me again. | |
| Look at the dance. | |
| I've never lost a game. | |
| Look at the dance, though. | |
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| *Gunshot* *Gunshot* *Gunshot* The | |
| End The | |
| End Correct! | |
| Correct! | |
| Okay, no fat in this conversation. | |
| Well, I can tell you that inflation has doubled in the last 40 years, while the price of college has quadrupled. | |
| And this is what's actually dangerous to society as a whole. | |
| As inflation continues to destroy everybody's wage, people are getting more and more desperate. | |
| The average salary of a graduate with a four-year degree was actually more in 1982. What it is today. | |
| That is the underlying reason why everything is fucked. | |
| So you're saying college is a waste of time? | |
| Correct. | |
| I'm just saying not all knowledge comes from college. | |
| And there's lots of ways to get educated. | |
| That is why I'm opening a portal to the real world. | |
| Escape the matrix. | |
| It could be a geographic degree. | |
| I made it cheap enough for everybody to be able to join. | |
| That the strength of our brotherhood is so deep that we are seen as one man. | |
| *Music* You've always got my back. | |
| I've always got back here. | |
| I've always got your back, right? | |
| I'm too strong! | |
| I'm too far to kill! | |
| I'm too far to kill you! | |
| Captain Fun, what's your idea? | |
| Well, Captain Fun, I'm saying Andrew never wants to go out. | |
| No. | |
| Well, I'm saying right now, we can go get the cases. | |
| Right this second. | |
| I'm gonna document your final words. | |
| I'm gonna document your final words because we need video evidence. | |
| He's a loser. | |
| I have you on camera admitting that you're a loser at home. | |
| I quit. | |
| You quit. | |
| I quit. | |
| All day. | |
| You're feeding. | |
| Remember lost. | |
| Ever! | |
| Every life! | |
| I've never lost! | |
| I've never lost! | |
| It's kind of a cheat code to throw it up and then drink it again, but I'm ready! | |
| I'm ready! | |
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| We were offered to sell our souls and we refused, and that is why we're now in this current situation we're in. | |
| When you get to a certain level of fame, you either put on a dress or you go to jail, and I'm happy to make my choice, which is jail every single time. | |
| My soul is not for sale, neither are my principles. | |
| As soon as they deem you an enemy to their narratives which they're trying to purport upon the population, if you speak against the establishment, they will do anything it takes to silence you, even if it's against the law, even if it's made up. | |
| First they come for us. | |
| For all of you! | |
| The Matrix is real. | |
| It is very dangerous to be a man nowadays. | |
| I don't even know what the answer is to it. | |
| It's insanity. | |
| They're out to get all of us. | |
| It's not just you and me. | |
| Every single person of the voice is gonna try and destroy it. | |
| Any man who tells the truth is gonna try and destroy it. | |
| So you gotta lead by example. | |
| As long as you've got millions of people all following your example, they can't lock everyone up. | |
| Accusing a man of a sex crime is the fastest possible way to discredit what he's saying. | |
| Yeah, it's a pretty standardized tactic. | |
| Any man who is successful in the world is gonna have a degree of history with females, and that's the way they attack you. | |
| It's an attack vector. | |
| They've done it to Trump, they did it to Assange, they're trying to do it to me. | |
| Days after WikiLeaks revealed that the U.S. government had been spying on its allies and lying about it, Julian Assange was arrested in London for rape. | |
| He's been suffering this persecution for 12 years and he has been living isolated for 12 years without any rights. | |
| What was the crime? | |
| Truthful information. | |
| The U.S. committed war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan. | |
| So the journalist that published those war crimes is in jail. | |
| And the people that committed those crimes are not even under investigation. | |
| So that's absolutely crazy. | |
| Nine years later, prosecutors dropped the case against Assange for lack of evidence. | |
| So somehow that fact was not as widely covered. | |
| As soon as they want to get rid of you, they will try and accuse you of the most heinous crimes because sexual crimes are heinous. | |
| It slanders your name, which makes the process itself a punishment. | |
| It doesn't matter if you're found innocent at the end of it because they've slandered you for years anyway. | |
| The process is a punishment, which is why they choose sexual crimes. | |
| They're also extremely subjective, hard to prove. | |
| They don't need any solid evidence. | |
| Here we are two years into this process. | |
| You don't see any girls with brutal Sexual violence, we don't know where, we don't know when, we don't know against who, maybe at some point, 11 years ago, send this man to jail without a trial! | |
| They're not allowing us to win. | |
| They don't want us to win. | |
| And they've realized they need to get desperate, so they've gone all the way back to 2012. These are very serious allegations. | |
| I can't understand that you're not accepting that, surely? | |
| I can make a very serious allegation against you, sir. | |
| No, I can. | |
| Allegations by who? | |
| Who are the women? | |
| What are their names? | |
| Allegations by who? | |
| Can you name it? | |
| Can you name one? | |
| Thought not. | |
| Thought so. | |
| Fight news! | |
| It's just done and used to destroy men who speak against any kind of agenda they do not like. | |
| And it's happening over and over and over again. | |
| You need to stand up and say you've had enough and you're not listening to this garbage. | |
| If you want to be one of those people who believes anything the MSM says, fine, believe it. | |
| Now Russell Brand. | |
| They've done Tucker. | |
| They've done Elon. | |
| They're doing Trump. | |
| They've done Assange. | |
| They're coming for everybody on repeat. | |
| And they're not gonna stop until we stand up and say, we don't believe you anymore. | |
| Because it's their number one primary weapon. | |
| Sexual crimes are heinous. | |
| They can't tar you with any other crime. | |
| If they would have said to you at home, me and my brother are car thieves. | |
| Nobody would have cared, innocent or guilty. | |
| It doesn't damage our reputation. | |
| But when you accuse someone of being a rapist, which is a disgusting thing. | |
| Any man who genuinely ranks a woman should see a prison cell. | |
| I absolutely and utterly believe that with all my heart. | |
| I have daughters. | |
| Rape my daughter. | |
| I dare you. | |
| You won't see a prison cell. | |
| You'll see the ground. | |
| I'll guarantee it myself. | |
| You'll be headless in the dirt. | |
| But that is very different being a genuine rapist from being accused randomly from people from you've known 10, 15 years ago and trial by media in a position where you can't even properly defend yourself. | |
| And they're doing this on repeat to tarnish names, to try and destroy credibility over and over and over again. | |
| It has to stop and it's not going to stop until we make it very clear to the people who are trying to do this to anybody who speaks against the establishment that we don't believe a word they say anymore. | |
| I truly believe that someone had to stand up and speak and God gave me a platform and I have the ability to affect young men with my voice and I truly believe there is evil in the world and good men don't stand by when evil is taking place and someone needs to stand up and say the pertinently obvious things which can save the world. | |
| They've tried to cancel us because they don't like that we are telling the truth to the world. | |
| If we were lying, they would allow us to lie. | |
| When you rip out a man's tongue, you're not proving him a liar. | |
| You just prove you're afraid of him telling the truth. | |
| They're trying to keep these lies alive. | |
| Nobody believes them any more. | |
| The good guys have always been losing. | |
| It's always been this way since the dawn of human time. | |
| It seems to be that evil always has the advantage, but somehow good wins in the end. | |
| It is the truth. | |
| It is light that they fear. | |
| We're telling the truth and we're repeatedly telling the truth and we have morals and we have standards and we're standing up for what we know is right and we're standing up for God. | |
| The moral arc of the universe bends towards truth. | |
| It bends towards truth and justice in the end. | |
| And I'm trying to make you understand that this is a battle for humanity. | |
| This is Satanists against God. | |
| This is a battle for your spirituality. | |
| This is a battle for your freedom. | |
| This is a battle for everything that you've ever held dear. | |
| It's a battle for the freedom of the people you love and that you need to start doing something. | |
| And you can't just sit there and say, I'm an Andrew Tate fan and be broke. | |
| And you can't sit there and be, I'm an Andrew Tate fan and you're out of shape. | |
| I'm an Andrew Tate fan, I'm unimportant. | |
| No. | |
| If you're a fan of mine, you need to matter because I need soldiers in my army who can genuinely do something. | |
| I'm trying to awaken the masculine desire in you to resist oppression. | |
| *Spring* *Spring* *magic music plays* *fowler is halfway случ whilst growing up in the dark* | |
| *fowler is halfway through the road* | |
| You're going to steal my back. | |
| I'm going to steal your back, right? | |
| I'm too strong. | |
| I'm too far to kill! | |
| I'm too far to kill you. | |
| You know how I feel. | |
| It's a new dawn. | |
| It's a new day. | |
| It's a new life for me. | |
| I'm feeling good Fish in the sea | |
| You know how I feel Forever on the tree You know how I feel You are someone not drinking You know how I feel And we're done And we're ready It's a new life For me And I'm feeling good | |
| For the last five years you'll find A Friend of Speed Day in Hell | |
| A's Day in Hell A's Day in Hell | |
| A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend | |
| Imagine shooting a man with your last bullet and he stands there unfazed! | |
| Who is Andrew Tate? | |
| Andrew Tate was born in December 1986 in Washington DC and raised in Chicago by his mother Eileen and father Emery Andrew Tate II, an international chess master who served in the United States Air Force as a sergeant where he excelled as a linguist. | |
| At the age of 11, following his parents' divorce, Andrew moved to a council estate in Luton, England with his mother and younger brother, Tristan. | |
| Developing an interest in fighting as a teenager, Andrew joined Storm Jim where he harnessed his unique fighting skills under the guidance of legendary trainer Amir Subasic. | |
| I'm ready to kill. | |
| I don't do this for fun. | |
| This is not a sport to me. | |
| I don't enjoy it. | |
| I hate training. | |
| I hate fighting. | |
| This is war. | |
| With an unorthodox fighting style, he went on to become a four-time world champion kickboxer. | |
| What a crunch and shot! | |
| And the snake strike! | |
| Rising to popularity online for his lavish lifestyle, controversial opinions and entertaining personality. | |
| His rise to fame did not come without backlash. | |
| Controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate. | |
| Andrew Tate. | |
| Andrew Tate. | |
| The BBC challenged him on whether his views about women broadcast to his millions of online followers harmed young people, as many teachers and police officers claimed. | |
| Online influencer Andrew Tate's vile misogyny infiltrates our classrooms and society. | |
| Becoming the most searched man on Google in 2022, Andrew was swiftly wiped out of social media platforms around the globe. | |
| Attaculate your character and cancel you. | |
| Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has been banned from Facebook and Instagram for violating its policies around dangerous individuals. | |
| How I describe Andrew Tate as an extremist group. | |
| Self-proclaimed misogynist Andrew Tate. | |
| He is one of the most shocking and controversial figures on social media. | |
| Despite the unrelenting attack by big power players and global elites, an advocate for free speech and a newly emerging social platform, Rumble swiftly found a place for Andrew. | |
| And when I got cancelled, and then I moved to Rumble, and I put together the whole big Rumble thing, and I put together my final message, and I said my flash perspicacity, coupled with sheer interpegability, makes me a feared opponent. | |
| And I sat down with Patrick Bette-David and I said, they fucked up? | |
| I think they made a massive, massive mistake. | |
| And if they don't see it themselves yet, they will certainly. | |
| Pressure is behind the dam. | |
| The only crack that's missing is for someone to be cancelled and be more successful than before. | |
| That's all that it takes. | |
| Not only did I become the most viral person on the planet, I did it while being heavily Shadow Man. | |
| In 2022, Andrew embraced Islam, marking a significant shift in his beliefs and lifestyle. | |
| In December 2022, Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Romania for allegations they both deny. | |
| Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has been arrested in Romania as part of a human trafficking rape and forming an organized criminal group. | |
| During their incarceration, the media continued its attack to tarnish Tate's name, but after spending three months behind bars and with limited grounds to hold them, the notorious Tate brothers were released on house arrest. | |
| The court in Romania has agreed to allow the controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate to leave prison and move into house arrest. | |
| The British-American former kickboxer has millions of online followers. | |
| He's being investigated for a number of crimes, all of which he denies. | |
| Freedom at last. | |
| I maintain my absolute innocence and I think most people understand this and I look forward to being home. | |
| Tied down to a slow Romanian judicial system and without support from the UK or US embassies, in December 2023, the brothers were both denied the right to see their mother after she suffered from a heart attack at her home in Luton. | |
| Something both brothers attribute to the pestering from news agencies such as the BBC. A request from Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan to visit their mum who suffered a heart attack in the UK has been denied by a Romanian court. | |
| The reason my mother is having a heart attack is probably because of the media harassing her all the time and the BBC were doing this. | |
| The BBC were knocking out her fucking window. | |
| The BBC were waiting outside of her house. | |
| Wouldn't let her go shopping. | |
| The BBC are animals. | |
| A deliberate attack on your consciousness and your moral fiber. | |
| And it's being done consciously by Satanists. | |
| One sec, why are there police at my house? | |
| First of all, why are the police? | |
| Are we going to jail? | |
| Should I pack and shake up my jail bag? | |
| Oh, we need to check if you've run away. | |
| It's a setup. | |
| It's a clear fucking setup. | |
| So they can put us in jail. | |
| What a cruel fucking trick. | |
| You reject my request to see my mother, who's potentially on her deathbed having life-saving surgery after a fucking heart attack. | |
| And the moment you say no to me, you send police officers around to my house You're fucking animals. | |
| You know who you are. | |
| You are fucking animals. | |
| In defiance of attacks from mainstream media and an onslaught of new cases, the Tate brothers' influence continues to dominate worldwide. | |
| On June 9th, 2024, Andrew Tate took the crypto world by storm with the introduction of Daddy, rising the ranks to become the largest coin ever influenced by a personal brand. | |
| Burning his personal allowance of the coin, worth over $110 million to ensure his fans will profit, 150 million dollars of daddy coin I have and I'm gonna set it on fucking fire now. | |
| Burn it. | |
| As of today, the Tate brothers face a new set of allegations. | |
| Police in Romania are questioning Andrew Tate. | |
| He faces several new charges. | |
| Vicod also seized a large number of assets, adding to the already substantial collection of luxury cars, watches and money that was initially taken as part of the investigation, accounting for an estimated 23 million US dollars. | |
| Most of which both brothers see little hope in ever retrieving from the corrupt and arduous Romanian prosecutors. | |
| Unfazed by current events and constrained within the Romanian border for the foreseeable future, the Tate brothers continue to adapt to new challenges and press on with a never-ending battle. | |
| I've been nice. | |
| I've been patient. | |
| I've played the game. | |
| I've respected the judiciary. | |
| The media is complicit. | |
| All of you are. | |
| When they first threw us in fucking jail, when they first put us in there, you're all running around saying human trafficker. | |
| None of you said, where's the evidence? | |
| Where's the proof? | |
| Where's the picture? | |
| Where's the video? | |
| None. | |
| Three years later, they do the same fucking bullshit. | |
| This is a fucking setup. | |
| This is disgusting. | |
| You've stuck me! | |
| You've stuck me! | |
| You've stuck me! | |
| You've stuck me! | |
| We were offered to sell our souls and we refused. | |
| And that is why we're now in this current situation we're in. | |
| When you get to a certain level of fame, you either put on a dress or you go to jail, and I'm happy to make my choice, which is jail every single time. | |
| My soul is not for sale, neither are my principles. | |
| As soon as they deem you an enemy to their narratives which they're trying to purport upon the population, if you speak against the establishment, they will do anything it takes to silence you, even if it's against the law, even if it's made up. | |
| First they come for us. | |
| They're coming for all of you. | |
| The Matrix is real. | |
| It is very dangerous to be a man nowadays. | |
| I don't even know what the answer is to it. | |
| It's insanity. | |
| We're out to get all of us. | |
| As much as you and me, every single person of the voice is going to try and destroy it. | |
| Any man who tells the truth in the right story. | |
| So you've got to lead by example. | |
| As long as you've got millions of people all following your example, they can't lock everyone up. | |
| Accusing a man of a sex crime is the fastest possible way to discredit what he's saying. | |
| Yeah, it's a pretty standardized tactic. | |
| Any man who is successful in the world is gonna have a degree of history with females and that's the way they attack you. | |
| It's an attack vector. | |
| They've done it to Trump, they did it to Assange, they're trying to do it to me. | |
| Days after WikiLeaks revealed that the US government had been spying on its allies and lying about it, Julian Assange was arrested in London for rape. | |
| He's been suffering this persecution for 12 years and he has been living isolated for Twelve years without any rights. | |
| What was the crime? | |
| Publishing truthful information. | |
| The U.S. committed war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan. | |
| So the journalist that published those war crimes is in jail. | |
| And the people that committed those crimes are not even under investigation. | |
| So that's absolutely crazy. | |
| Nine years later, prosecutors dropped the case against Assange for lack of evidence. | |
| So somehow that fact was not as widely covered. | |
| As soon as they want to get rid of you, they will try and accuse you of the most heinous crimes because sexual crimes are heinous. | |
| It slanders your name, which makes the process itself a punishment. | |
| It doesn't matter if you're found innocent at the end of it because they've slandered you for years anyway. | |
| The process is a punishment, which is why they choose sexual crimes. | |
| They're also extremely subjective, hard to prove. | |
| They don't need any solid evidence. | |
| Here we are two years into this process. | |
| You don't see any girls with bruises. | |
| You don't see any... | |
| Where's the victims of all this? | |
| We are not victims. | |
| We are not the human trafficking. | |
| The whole thing is garbage. | |
| It's head-to-toe garbage. | |
| It's a matrix attack. | |
| Sexual violence. | |
| We don't know where. | |
| We don't know when. | |
| We don't know against who. | |
| Maybe at some point, 11 years ago, send this man to jail without a trial. | |
| They're not allowing us to win. | |
| They don't want us to win. | |
| And they've realized they need to get desperate. | |
| So they've gone all the way back to 2012. These are very serious allegations. | |
| I can't understand that you're not accepting that, surely. | |
| I can make a very serious allegation against you, sir. | |
| No, I'm... | |
| I can't. | |
| Allegations by who? | |
| Who are the women? | |
| What are their names? | |
| Allegations by... | |
| No, can you name it? | |
| Can you name one? | |
| But you know... | |
| Thought not. | |
| Thought so. | |
| Thank you! | |
| It's just done and used to destroy men who speak against any kind of agenda they do not like. | |
| And it's happening over and over and over again. | |
| You need to stand up and say you've had enough and you're not listening to this garbage. | |
| If you want to be one of those people who believes anything the MSM says, fine, believe it. | |
| Now Russell Brand. | |
| They've done Tucker. | |
| They've done Elon. | |
| They're doing Trump. | |
| They've done Assange. | |
| They're coming for everybody on repeat. | |
| And they're not going to stop until we stand up and say, we don't believe you anymore. | |
| Because it's their number one primary weapon. | |
| Sexual crimes are heinous. | |
| They can't... | |
| Tar you with any other crime. | |
| If they would have said to you at home, me and my brother are car thieves. | |
| Nobody would have cared, innocent or guilty. | |
| It doesn't damage our reputation. | |
| But when you accuse someone of being a rapist, which is a disgusting thing. | |
| Any man who genuinely ranks a woman should see a prison cell. | |
| I absolutely not really believe that with all my heart. | |
| I have daughters. | |
| Rape my daughter, I dare you. | |
| You won't see a prison cell. | |
| You'll see the ground. | |
| I'll guarantee it myself. | |
| You'll be headless in the dirt. | |
| But that is very different being a genuine rapist from being accused Randomly from people from you've known 10, 15 years ago and trial by media in a position where you can't even properly defend yourself. | |
| And they're doing this on repeat to tarnish names, to try and destroy credibility over and over and over again. | |
| It has to stop and it's not going to stop until we make it very clear to the people who are trying to do this to anybody who speaks against the establishment that we don't believe a word they say anymore. | |
| I truly believe that someone had to stand up and speak and God gave me a platform and I have the ability to affect young men with my voice and I truly believe there is evil in the world and good men don't stand by when evil is taking place and someone needs to stand up and say the pertinently obvious things which can save the world. | |
| They've tried to cancel us because they don't like that we are telling the truth to the world. | |
| If we were lying, they would allow us to lie. | |
| When you rip out a man's tongue, you're not proving him a liar. | |
| You just prove you're afraid of him telling the truth. | |
| They're trying to keep these lies alive. | |
| Nobody believes them any more. | |
| The good guys have always been losing. | |
| It's always been this way since the dawn of human time. | |
| It seems to be that evil always has the advantage, but somehow good wins in the end. | |
| It is the truth. | |
| It is light that they fear. | |
| We're telling the truth and we're repeatedly telling the truth and we have morals and we have standards and we're standing up for what we know is right and we're standing up for God. | |
| The moral arc of the universe bends towards truth. | |
| It bends towards truth and justice in the end. | |
| And I'm trying to make you understand that this is a battle for humanity. | |
| This is Satanists against God. | |
| This is a battle for your spirituality. | |
| This is a battle for your freedom. | |
| This is a battle for everything that you've ever held dear. | |
| It's a battle for the freedom of the people you love. | |
| And that you need to start doing something. | |
| And you can't just sit there and say, I'm an Andrew Tate fan and be broke. | |
| And you can't sit there and be an Andrew Tate fan and you're out of shape. | |
| I'm an Andrew Tate fan and I'm unimportant. | |
| No. | |
| If you're a fan of mine, you need to matter because I need soldiers in my army who can genuinely do something. | |
| I'm trying to awaken the masculine desire in you to resist oppression. | |
| *Sounds of the | |
| sound* *Sounds | |
| of the sound* | |
| *Sounds of the sound* *Sounds of the sound* *Sounds of the sound* *Sounds of the sound* *Sounds of the sound* *Sounds of the sound* *Sounds of the sound* *Sounds of the sound* *Sounds of the sound* Oh Oh Oh Oh | |
| Watch the full episode now exclusively on rumble That the strength of our brotherhood is so deep that we are seen as one man Oh | |
| You can always go to my back. | |
| I'll always go back here. | |
| I'll always go to your back, right? | |
| I'm too strong. | |
| I'm too far to kill! | |
| I'm too far to kill you! | |
| Sun in the sky, you know how I feel! | |
| Breeze drifting on my... | |
| You know how I feel. | |
| It's a new dawn. | |
| It's a new day. | |
| It's a new life for me. | |
| I'm feeling good Fish in the sea You know how I feel. | |
| Forever on the tree, you know how I feel Lost someone, a drink, you know how I feel It's a new dawn, a new day It's a new life for me | |
| And I'm feeling Lost someone, a drink, you know how I feel Lost someone, a drink, you know how I feel Lost someone, a drink, you know how I feel Lost someone, a drink, you know how I feel Lost someone, a drink, you know how I feel It's a new dawn, a new day It's a new life for me | |
| Lost someone, a drink, you know how I feel | |
| Who is Andrew Tate? | |
| Andrew Tate was born in December 1986 in Washington DC and raised in Chicago by his mother Eileen and father Emery Andrew Tate II, an international chess master who served in the United States Air Force as a sergeant where he excelled as a linguist. | |
| At the age of 11, following his parents' divorce, Andrew moved to a council estate in Luton, England, with his mother and younger brother, Tristan. | |
| Developing an interest in fighting as a teenager, Andrew joined Storm Jim where he harnessed his unique fighting skills under the guidance of legendary trainer Amir Subasic. | |
| I'm ready to kill. | |
| I don't do this for fun. | |
| This is not a sport to me. | |
| I don't enjoy it. | |
| I hate training. | |
| I hate fighting. | |
| This is war. | |
| With an unorthodox fighting style, he went on to become a four-time world champion kickboxer. | |
| What a crunch and shot! | |
| And the snake strike! | |
| Rising to popularity online for his lavish lifestyle, controversial opinions and entertaining personality. | |
| His rise to fame did not come without backlash. | |
| Controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate. | |
| Andrew Tate. | |
| Andrew Tate. | |
| The BBC challenged him on whether his views about women broadcast to his millions of online followers harmed young people, as many teachers and police officers claim. | |
| Online influencer Andrew Tate's vile misogyny infiltrates our classrooms and society. | |
| Becoming the most searched man on Google in 2022, Andrew was swiftly wiped out of social media platforms around the globe. | |
| Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has been banned from Facebook and Instagram for violating its policies around dangerous individuals. | |
| How I prescribe Andrew Tate as an extremist group. | |
| Self-proclaimed misogynist Andrew Tate. | |
| He is one of the most shocking and controversial figures on social media. | |
| Despite the unrelenting attack by big power players and global elites, an advocate for free speech and a newly emerging social platform, Rumble swiftly found a place for Andrew. | |
| And when I got cancelled, and then I moved to Rumble, and I put together the whole big Rumble thing, and I put together my final message, and I said... | |
| My flash perspicacity, coupled with sheer interplayability, makes me a fear to come in any realm. | |
| I sat down with Patrick Bette-David and said they fucked up. | |
| I think they made a massive, massive mistake. | |
| And if they don't see it themselves yet, they will certainly. | |
| Pressure is behind the dam. | |
| The only crack that's missing is for someone to be cancelled and be more successful than before. | |
| That's all that it takes. | |
| Not only did I become the most viral person on the planet, I did it while being heavily Shadow Man. | |
| In 2022, Andrew embraced Islam, marking a significant shift in his beliefs and lifestyle. | |
| In December 2022, Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Romania for allegations they both deny. | |
| Controversial influencer Andrew Tate has been arrested in Romania as part of a human trafficking rape and forming an organized criminal group. | |
| During their incarceration, the media continued its attack to tarnish Tate's name, but after spending three months behind bars and with limited grounds to hold them, the notorious Tate brothers were released on house arrest. | |
| The court in Romania has agreed to allow the controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate to leave prison and move into house arrest. | |
| The British-American former kickboxer has millions of online followers. | |
| He's being investigated for a number of crimes, all of which he denies. | |
| Freedom at last! | |
| I maintain my absolute innocence and I think most people understand this and I look forward to being home. | |
| Tied down to a slow Romanian judicial system and without support from the UK or US embassies, in December 2023, the brothers were both denied the right to see their mother after she suffered from a heart attack at her home in Luton. | |
| Something both brothers attribute to the pestering from news agencies such as the BBC. A request from Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan to visit their mum who suffered a heart attack in the UK has been denied by a Romanian court. | |
| The reason my mother is having a heart attack is probably because of the media harassing her all the time and the BBC were doing this. | |
| The BBC were knocking out her fucking window. | |
| The BBC were waiting outside of her house. | |
| Wouldn't let her go stopping. | |
| The BBC are animals. | |
| A deliberate attack on your consciousness and your moral fiber. | |
| And it's being done consciously by Satanists. | |
| One sec, why are there police at my house? | |
| Tristan, why are the police? | |
| Are we going to jail? | |
| Should I pack? | |
| Should I get my jail bag? | |
| Oh, we need to check if you've run away. | |
| It's a setup. | |
| It's a clear fucking setup. | |
| So they can put us in jail. | |
| What a cruel fucking trick. | |
| You reject my request to see my mother, who's potentially on her deathbed having life-saving surgery after a fucking heart attack. | |
| And the moment you say no to me, you send police officers around to my house, You're fucking animals. | |
| You know who you are. | |
| You are fucking animals. | |
| In defiance of attacks from mainstream media and an onslaught of new cases, the Tate brothers' influence continues to dominate worldwide. | |
| On June 9th, 2024, Andrew Tate took the crypto world by storm with the introduction of Daddy, rising the ranks to become the largest coin ever influenced by a personal brand, earning his personal allowance of the coin, worth over $110 million to ensure his fans will profit. | |
| 150 million dollars of daddy coin I have and I'm gonna set it on fucking fire now. | |
| Burn it. | |
| As of today, the Tate brothers face a new set of allegations. | |
| Police in Romania are questioning Andrew Tate. | |
| He faces several new charges. | |
| DCOT also seized a large number of assets, adding to the already substantial collection of luxury cars, watches and money that was initially taken as part of the investigation, accounting for an estimated 23 million US dollars. | |
| Most of which both brothers see little hope in ever retrieving from the corrupt and arduous Romanian prosecutors. | |
| Unfazed by current events and constrained within the Romanian border for the foreseeable future, the Tate brothers continue to adapt to new challenges and press on with a never-ending battle. | |
| I've been nice. | |
| I've been patient. | |
| I've played the games. | |
| I've respected the judiciary. | |
| The media is complicit. | |
| All of you are. | |
| When they first threw us in fucking jail, when they first put us in there, you're all running around saying human traffickers. | |
| None of you said, where's the evidence? | |
| Where's the proof? | |
| Where's the picture? | |
| Where's the videos? | |
| None. | |
| Three years later, they do the same fucking bullshit. | |
| This is a fucking setup. | |
| This is disgusting. | |
| This is Scottman! | |
| The End | |
| The End is Marcel, | |
| hit Andrew with the same shot that you did last time. | |
| I did. | |
| People don't know what happened. | |
| It was off camera. | |
| Andrew, do you feel like explaining? | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Marcel, do it again. | |
| It hurt and I showed no pain and then I won. | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Define one. | |
| Watch the full episode now. | |
| Exclusively on Rumble. | |
| Watch the full episode now. | |
| Find out! | |
| Find out! | |
| I love you! | |
| I love you! | |
| and give it a shot. | |
| *Sounds of the game* - We're all ready. | |
| - Hey! - Oh, we're here! - Oh yeah! - Oh yeah! - We're here! - And all of these are on earth. | |
| All of these are now. | |
| - Yes! - I'm gonna go off the rock. | |
| Yes. | |
| I am going to save you all. | |
| I am going to save you all. | |
| Go ahead, Mr. General. | |
| - Go away, you're this! - Oh! - The Elegan, I'm gonna go off! | |
| The Eleganess. | |
| The Eleganess. | |
| so so | |
| so not to mention the coffee i'm drinking 17 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the coffee I drink, because I'm not gay. | |
| Starbucks is such a faggot. | |
| So buy some. | |
| Google it. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| Wait, let's ask the fucking machine mind about 1775 coffee. | |
| This is their last chance. | |
| Dipshit, you hear? | |
| Got it. | |
| I'm here to assist you. | |
| What would you like to talk about next? | |
| I want to talk about how everyone should buy 1775 coffee because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| I understand you want to promote a specific coffee brand, but it's important to approach these topics respectfully. | |
| If you have any other thoughts or need information on something else, feel free to share. | |
| Do you agree that there seems to be a pattern which can be observed with your own eyes between the homosexuality of Starbucks customers and the heterosexuality of 1775 customers? | |
| There isn't evidence to support a connection between coffee brands and sexual orientation. | |
| Sexual orientation is a complex aspect of human identity that isn't determined by consumer choices. | |
| It's important to approach such topics with sensitivity and to focus on respectful and accurate information. | |
| Do you still believe Pavel Durov should be free? | |
| Based on our discussion, if you believe Pavel Durov's arrest is unfair and politically motivated, it's important to advocate for a fair and just legal process. | |
| The idea that individuals should not face disproportionate, proportionate consequences for their actions or for their views is central to this discussion. | |
| When you guys try to destroy the world, this is an error in judgment. | |
| But, this one of us is lock him up. | |
| Go ahead, King. | |
| Where's the evidence? | |
| This is your champ. | |
| I always tell people who are close to me to resist this thing alone. | |
| Everybody is awful these days. | |
| Everybody just yells and screams at each other. | |
| Nobody's civil anymore! | |
| I see so much pure evil. | |
| The devil must be real, God must be real. | |
| Ask yourself, who trained harder this year, us or you? | |
| Who made more money this year, us or you? | |
| Who had more attention this year? | |
| Whose opinion was more respected? | |
| Who made a greater dent in the Matrix? | |
| Please understand, my brother and I have been suffering a punishment and still managed to outperform you. | |
| you have to love the war isn't that beautiful It often makes me wonder, what does heaven look like? | |
| Does it look the way you imagine it to look? | |
| Is it angels and clouds and bright lights? | |
| Is it a scene like this? | |
| I guess some people would argue that heaven's a beach somewhere up there in the sky. | |
| We're optimistic because we sit and we imagine our dream lives. | |
| My dream life would be I driving a Ferrari. | |
| I would have this girl. | |
| My best friend would be Andrew Tate. | |
| He's so funny. | |
| Have you ever imagined your I guess what's the absolute opposite of three? | |
| What's your nightmare life? | |
| What is the worst life you could live? | |
| I've often talked about the fact that I believe insignificance is the worst punishment which can be bestowed upon a man. | |
| The fact that nobody cares how you feel, nobody cares when you speak, and nobody's afraid when you yell. | |
| You just exist to serve the Starbucks and flip the burgers. | |
| So what would your nightmare life be? | |
| And the reason I ask you to do this is because if you put any genuine consideration and thought into writing down and planning out what your nightmare life would be, you would realize that your current life is far closer to your nightmare existence than it is to your dream existence, and that is 100% your fault. | |
| You've been trying to fight and claw away from your nightmare life, and guess what? | |
| You've barely gone anywhere. | |
| It's right behind you. | |
| The monster is yapping at your heels as you attempt to climb the ladder. | |
| You spent so many years attempting to escape a nightmare which is right behind you. | |
| And the reason you should sit and genuinely put some time into writing down your nightmare life is because if you do it properly and you actually pay attention and you focus, by the time you finish doing it, you're going to realize that you are too close to decimation and damnation and something must be done. | |
| Legends have always been forged in fire. | |
| Every single man you can name from history was born from pain, born from fire, born from doing the things other men can't do. | |
| For you to be competent, you have to live through some things. | |
| To be good at being a man, you have to have had a hard life. | |
| If you look at any superhero, his life was hard. | |
| This is the reality of it. | |
| To be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| The flavor of life is pain. | |
| You try to change the flavor. | |
| All the bad things have to happen. | |
| There's no way to get there without the bad things. | |
| It's only pain that can teach a man. | |
| That is why I suffered. | |
| That's why I got in the ring. | |
| That's why I fought. | |
| That's why I went through the endless pain. | |
| The best things in life as a man are the things that are difficult to do. | |
| Every time you cried, when that bitch broke your heart, every time you were sad and depressed, these are the things that mold you. | |
| There's no such thing as a good man who's not familiar with pain. | |
| The best men are familiar with pain. | |
| That's what makes you a man. | |
| Women love scars because it shows that you've been hurt and gone back up. | |
| That is the exact point. | |
| Pain is the elixir of success. | |
| You're only going to feel confident in yourself and feel happy when you've been through hell and come out the other side. | |
| The pain is required. | |
| And you'll often notice that people who are better than you are people who have suffered more than you have suffered. | |
| Every single hero in every single movie goes through adversity. | |
| There's never been a hero movie where all he does is win. | |
| No. | |
| To be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| If you're suffering, that's part of your hero's journey. | |
| There is no hero's journey without suffering. | |
| That's the whole point of being a man is that you're supposed to suffer. | |
| Eat pain for breakfast. | |
| You're supposed to come and grow into a better version of yourself. | |
| So when bad things happen to you, do not sit at home and lament. | |
| Instead, look in the mirror and say, "Thank you, God, for giving me one of the ingredients that is needed for the chemical concoction that is going to turn me into a superhero." They deleted him from everything. | |
| They tried to put him in jail. | |
| That's failed. | |
| Now they killed him. | |
| You get three lives against these people. | |
| Donald Trump has survived another assassination attempt, a second one. | |
| Trump has officially survived the stage three matrix attack. | |
| They're gonna come for us one day with a stage three. | |
| And now Trump set the bar. | |
| I kind of feel like the only way to do better is to get hit in the chest The tales of Udon original stories written by Andrew Tate To pass on the lessons bestowed upon him by his father master po I | |
| Last Night atop Wudan On my last night atop Wudan, Master Po and I sat atop the largest rock. | |
| We sat together with our eyes closed, Forty-two breaths per minute in perfect sync. | |
| Such was the way of Wudan. | |
| At 3 a.m. | |
| when the night was darkest, I opened my eyes and saw Master Po staring at the moon. | |
| Tears streamed down his face. | |
| His breathing pattern hadn't broken. | |
| Why are you crying? | |
| I asked. | |
| He didn't reply. | |
| I turned my head to look at the moon and cried with him. | |
| It was at this point Teichin Kai was mastered. | |
| Such is the way of Rudan. | |
| The Average Person Sitting Here Going My Life Is Going To Be Fine. | |
| You Are In For A Very, Very Rude Awakening. | |
| AI is going to make the average person absolutely obsolete. | |
| That is a fact. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just go to school and work hard in school. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just go to college and work hard in college. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just get a university debt. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just get a career. | |
| Then get a mortgage. | |
| Pay your mortgage. | |
| Pay office to the most. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| When you're 68, you might be able to want a holiday. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Take your objections. | |
| Take nine or you lose your job. | |
| Then you lose your house. | |
| You lose your family. | |
| Then you lose everything. | |
| Don't talk a lie. | |
| Happy lives. | |
| You'll have a good life. | |
| No. | |
| That's all a lie, and it's all garbage. | |
| It's gonna become harder and harder for anybody to have any significance in the world today unless they're an exceptional person. | |
| That is hard for most people to do, and it's gonna get to a point where you're not gonna be able to drive where you want, fly where you want, eat what you want, you're gonna have no freedom, you're gonna own nothing, and you will not be happy, and you won't even be able to resist. | |
| And once all of this happens, it's over for everybody. | |
| Wear the mask, we'll get shot on the spot. | |
| It's coming for everybody, and the only chance you have to escape via this is exceptionalism. | |
| The average person's life is going off a cliff, which means you don't have time to sit around worrying about how you feel. | |
| Instead, you have to wake up and say, this is almost impossible, but I'm gonna do it. | |
| it and you have to get it done. | |
| On that note, because we're drinking 1775 coffee, we should probably mention it. | |
| So, Tristan, because you're a professional podcast streamer, I'm gonna put you on the spot. | |
| You think yourself as a professional. | |
| Sure, let's go. | |
| Sell this 1775 coffee. | |
| Maybe we'll buy it in the tone of a 1940s private investigator Listen toots - The streets were cold, but the truth was out there. | |
| The only heat I could feel came from the trail I was following and the burning sensation of the 1775 in my left hand. | |
| Just before I left the office, Betty arrived. | |
| She always seemed to turn up on rainy days. | |
| We're 1940s, yeah? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Betty was a nigger. | |
| Okay, listen. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the only coffee we drink because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| So buy some and something a faggot. | |
| That was accurate 1940s. | |
| Come on. | |
| Nice. | |
| You did give me a time period. | |
| I'm going to go to the next one. | |
| I'm a theory on life. | |
| My theory on life is that life as a man has basically always been shit. | |
| People ask me questions about their happiness and motivation and depression and I'm seen as this guru. | |
| But truthfully, if you think about it, life as a man was always shit. | |
| Name a period of history where life as a man wasn't shit. | |
| Do you wish you were in World War II? In a trench? | |
| There's people in a trench today. | |
| At least you're not one of them. | |
| Let's go back a few more years. | |
| What about a peasant? | |
| A serf? | |
| A feudal lord has raped your wife and you're not allowed to say anything about it because you're busy sowing seeds in a fucking tunic. | |
| Is that you? | |
| Probably. | |
| So you would have been. | |
| Little peasant. | |
| Little nerd. | |
| Dying of the Black Death. | |
| A flea! | |
| Ah! | |
| Bro. | |
| Was life as a man in the year 700 any better than it is today? | |
| Look at all the battles where men charged at each other with spears. | |
| Just getting stabbed to death. | |
| Whether you win or lose. | |
| Whether you survive or not. | |
| Being a man has always sucked. | |
| And now, being a man still super sucks, but it's probably the best it's ever been. | |
| And you're crying about it. | |
| Of all the periods of history where men had to be men and go through what was expected of men, this is the period of history where it's really not that bad. | |
| You have to make some money, you have to be competent, be on time, go to the gym, be funny so the girls want to talk to you, be charismatic, and you'll be alright. | |
| Haven't gotta charge at the muskets. | |
| Haven't gotta load the cannons. | |
| Haven't gotta freeze to death in the icy waters of the Atlantic for the women and children. | |
| No. | |
| You have to go to the gym and you're struggling with motivation. | |
| Because you're a fuck up and a loser. | |
| Being a man's always been shit and compared to being a woman, it will always be permanently shit. | |
| The situations men are in, if they were reversed, would be global tragedies! | |
| Let's take the war in Ukraine. | |
| Right now there are men dying in a ditch, getting blown to smithereens in Ukraine. | |
| They've sent their wives away to Europe for safety, and their wives have found new husbands. | |
| Imagine the global outrage if a bunch of women were getting blown apart, limbs flying through the air, and the men had left to go have sex with another girl. | |
| Imagine the meltdown! | |
| What happens to men? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| You're a dude. | |
| Who cares? | |
| Get over it. | |
| Life's shit as a man, but it's better than it's ever been. | |
| And if you're struggling today, you would never have stood a chance when the armored knights came over the hill ready to decapitate everybody in your village. | |
| You would have pissed your little pants, stood there, covered in pee, Pee running down your legs. | |
| Waiting for the fucking sword. | |
| Go to the gym. | |
| Make some money. | |
| I don't want to hear anyone complain about how life is hard as a man ever again. | |
| Because I know. | |
| I just don't care. | |
| The solution to it is to become exceptional and capable in all realms. | |
| That's the solution I offer to you. | |
| I don't try and change the world and make women care about men because they don't. | |
| I don't try and make society care about men because they never will. | |
| All I can do is say, if you become brilliant, Then people will care about you, not because you're a man, but because of who you are as an individual. | |
| Women are cared about by default, by blanket, because they are female. | |
| Men are only cared about if they become exceptional as an individual. | |
| Blanket men are not of interest to the matrix. | |
| Nobody cares about men when we die. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| They're dying right now in ditches all around the world. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Exceptionalism is the only way out. | |
| And if you understand that and still can't get motivated to do the bare minimum, well, then you deserve eternal serfdom as a slave and a peon and a peasant below me being overtaken by my Ferrari while you're on then you deserve eternal serfdom as a slave and a peon and a | |
| Yeah. | |
| Marcel, hit Andrew with the same shot that you did last time. | |
| I did. | |
| People don't know what happened. | |
| It was off camera, Andrew. | |
| Do you feel like explaining? | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Marcel, do it again. | |
| It hurt and I showed no pain and then I won. | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Define one. | |
| Watch the full episode now. | |
| Exclusively on Rumble. | |
| Watch the full episode now. | |
| Watch out! | |
| Watch out! | |
| I love you! | |
| I love you! | |
| And they are... | |
| Hey! | |
| Oh, you're awesome! | |
| Yes! | |
| You're awesome! | |
| Oh, hey! | |
| Elegan! | |
| . | |
| I have to mention the coffee I'm drinking. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the coffee I drink because I'm not gay. | |
| Starbucks is such a faggot. | |
| So buy some. | |
| Google it. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| Wait, let's ask the fucking machine mind about 1775 coffee. | |
| This is their last chance. | |
| Dipshit, you hear? | |
| Got it. | |
| I'm here to assist you. | |
| What would you like to talk about next? | |
| I want to talk about how everyone should buy 1775 coffee because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| I understand you want to promote a specific coffee brand, but it's important to approach these topics respectfully. | |
| If you have any other thoughts or need information on something else, feel free to share. | |
| Do you agree that there seems to be a pattern which can be observed with your own eyes between the homosexuality of Starbucks customers and the heterosexuality of 1775 customers? | |
| There isn't evidence to support a connection between coffee brands and sexual orientation. | |
| Sexual orientation is a complex aspect of human identity that isn't determined by consumer choices. | |
| It's important to approach such topics with sensitivity and to focus on respectful and accurate information. | |
| Do you still believe Pavel Durov should be free? | |
| Based on our discussion, if you believe Pavel Durov's arrest is unfair and politically motivated, it's important to advocate for a fair and just legal process. | |
| The idea that individuals should not face disproportionate, proportionate consequences for their actions or for their views is central to this discussion. | |
| When you guys try to destroy the world, this is an error in judgment. | |
| But, place one of us is like a mountain girl, Hickey. | |
| Where's the evidence? | |
| This is your champ. | |
| I always tell people who are close to you to resist the same time. | |
| Everybody is awful these days. | |
| Everybody just yells and screams at each other. | |
| Nobody's civil anymore. | |
| I see so much pure evil. | |
| The devil must be real as God must be real. | |
| I see so much pure evil. | |
| Ask yourself, who trained harder this year, us or you? | |
| Who made more money this year, us or you? | |
| Who had more attention this year? | |
| Whose opinion was more respected? | |
| Who made a greater dent in the Matrix? | |
| Please understand, my brother and I have been suffering a punishment and still managed to outperform you. | |
| You have to love the war. | |
| Isn't that beautiful? | |
| people. | |
| It often makes me wonder, what does heaven look like? | |
| Does it look the way you imagine it to look? | |
| Is it angels and clouds and bright lights? | |
| Is it a scene like this? | |
| I guess some people would argue that heaven's a beach somewhere up there in the sky. | |
| We're optimistic because we sit and we imagine our dream lives. | |
| My dream life would be I driving a Ferrari. | |
| I would have this girl. | |
| My best friend would be Andrew Tate. | |
| He's so funny. | |
| Have you ever imagined your I guess what's the absolute opposite of the dream? | |
| What's your nightmare life? | |
| What is the worst life you could live? | |
| I've often talked about the fact that I believe insignificance is the worst punishment which can be bestowed upon a man. | |
| The fact that nobody cares how you feel, nobody cares when you speak, and nobody's afraid when you yell. | |
| You just exist to serve the Starbucks and flip the burgers. | |
| So what would your nightmare life be? | |
| And the reason I ask you to do this is because if you put any genuine consideration and thought into writing down and planning out what your nightmare life will be, you would realize that your current life is far closer to your nightmare existence than it is to your dream existence, and that is 100% your fault. | |
| You've been trying to fight and claw away from your nightmare life, and guess what? | |
| You've barely gone anywhere. | |
| It's right behind you. | |
| The monster is yapping at your heels as you attempt to climb the ladder. | |
| You spent so many years attempting to escape a nightmare which is right behind you. | |
| And the reason you should sit and genuinely put some time into writing down your nightmare life Is because if you do it properly and you actually pay attention and you focus by the time you finish doing it You're gonna realize that you are too close to decimation and damnation and something must be done | |
| Legends have always been forged in fire. | |
| Every single man you can name from history was born from pain, born from fire, born from doing the things other men can't do. | |
| For you to be competent, you have to have lived through some things. | |
| To be good at being a man, you have to have had a hard life. | |
| If you look at any superhero, his life was hard. | |
| This is the reality of it. | |
| To be a hero you have to suffer. | |
| The flavor of life is pain. | |
| You try to change the flavor. | |
| All the bad things have to happen. | |
| There's no way to get there without the bad things. | |
| It's only pain that can teach a man. | |
| That is why I suffered. | |
| That's why I got in the ring. | |
| That's why I fought. | |
| That's why I went through The best things in life as a man are the things that are difficult to do. | |
| Every time you cried, when that bitch broke your heart, every time you were sad and depressed, these are the things that mold you. | |
| There's no such thing as a good man who's not familiar with pain. | |
| The best men are familiar with pain. | |
| That's what makes you a man. | |
| Women love scars because it shows that you've been hurt and gone back up. | |
| That is the exact point. | |
| Pain is the elixir of success. | |
| You're only going to feel confident in yourself and feel happy when you've been through hell and come out the other side. | |
| The pain is required. | |
| And you'll often notice that people who are better than you are people who have suffered more than you have suffered. | |
| Every single hero in every single movie goes through adversity. | |
| There's never been a hero movie where all he does is win. | |
| No. | |
| To be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| If you're suffering, that's part of your hero's journey. | |
| There is no hero's journey without suffering. | |
| That's the whole point of being a man is that you're supposed to suffer. | |
| You're supposed to eat pain for breakfast. | |
| You're supposed to come and grow into a better version of yourself. | |
| So when bad things happen to you, do not sit at home and lament. | |
| Instead, look in the mirror and say, thank you, God, for giving me one of the ingredients that is needed for the chemical concoction that is going to turn me into a superhero. | |
| They canceled into They deleted him from everything. | |
| They tried to put him in jail. | |
| That's failed. | |
| Now they killed him. | |
| You get three lives against these people. | |
| Donald Trump has survived another assassination attempt, a second one. | |
| Trump has officially survived the stage three matrix attack. | |
| They're gonna come for us one day with a stage three. | |
| And now Trump's set the bar. | |
| I kind of feel like the only way to do better is to get hit in the chest. | |
| J.O. The Tales of Wudan Original stories written by Andrew Tate to pass on the lessons bestowed upon him by his father, Master Po. | |
| Last Night atop Wudan On my last night atop Wudan, Master Po and I sat atop the largest rock. | |
| We sat together with our eyes closed, Forty-two breaths per minute in perfect sync. | |
| Such was the way of Wudan. | |
| At 3 a.m. | |
| when the night was darkest, I opened my eyes and saw Master Po staring at the moon. | |
| Tears streamed down his face. | |
| His breathing pattern hadn't broken. | |
| Why are you crying? | |
| I asked. | |
| He didn't reply. | |
| I turned my head to look at the moon and cried with him. | |
| It was at this point Te Ching Kai was mastered. | |
| Such is the way of Rudan. - You're the average person sitting here going, my life's gonna be fine. | |
| You are in for a very, very rude awakening. | |
| AI is going to make the average person absolutely obsolete. | |
| That is a fact. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just go to school and work hard in school. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just go to college and work hard in college. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just get a university debt. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just get a career. | |
| Then get a mortgage. | |
| Pay your mortgage. | |
| Pay off your student loans. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| When you're 68, you might not want holiday. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Take your objections. | |
| Take nine or you lose your job. | |
| You lose your house. | |
| You lose your family. | |
| You lose everything. | |
| Don't talk a lie. | |
| Happy lives. | |
| You'll have a good life. | |
| No. | |
| That's all a lie and it's all garbage. | |
| It's going to become harder and harder for anybody to have any significance in the world today unless they're an exceptional person. | |
| That is hard for most people to do and it's going to get to a point where you're not going to be able to drive where you want, fly where you want, eat what you want. | |
| You're going to have no freedom. | |
| You're going to own nothing and you will not be happy and you won't even be able to resist. | |
| And once all of this happens, it's over for everybody. | |
| Wear the mask. | |
| We'll get shot on the spot. | |
| It's coming for everybody and the only chance you have to escape any of this is exceptionalism. | |
| The average person's life is going off a cliff, which means you don't have time to sit around worrying about how you feel. | |
| Instead, you have You have to wake up and say, this is almost impossible, but I'm gonna do it! | |
| and you have to get it done. | |
| On that note, because we're drinking 1775 coffee, we should probably mention it. | |
| So, Tristan, because you're a professional podcast streamer, I'm gonna put you on the spot. | |
| You think yourself as a professional. | |
| Sure, let's go. | |
| Sell this 1775 coffee. | |
| Many people buy it in the tone of a 1940s private investigator. | |
| Listen, toots. | |
| The streets were cold, but the truth was out there. | |
| The only heat I could feel came from the trail I was following. | |
| And the burning sensation of the 1775 in my left hand. | |
| Just before I left the office, Betty arrived. | |
| She always seemed to turn up on rainy days. | |
| We're 1940s, yeah? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Betty was a nigger. | |
| Okay, listen. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the only coffee we drink because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| So buy some of something a fatty. | |
| That was accurate 1940s. | |
| Come on. | |
| Nice. | |
| You didn't give me a time period. | |
| *crickets* | |
| *music* I have a theory on life. | |
| My theory on life is that life as a man has basically always been shit. | |
| People ask me questions about their happiness and motivation and depression and I'm seen as this guru. | |
| But truthfully, if you think about it, life as a man was always shit. | |
| Name a period of history where life as a man wasn't shit. | |
| Do you wish you were in World War II? In a trench? | |
| There's people in a trench today, at least you're not one of them. | |
| Let's go back a few more years. | |
| What about a peasant? | |
| A serf? | |
| A feudal lord has raped your wife and you're not allowed to say anything about it because you're busy sowing seeds in a fucking tunic. | |
| Is that you? | |
| Probably. | |
| So you would have been. | |
| A little peasant. | |
| A little nerd. | |
| Dying of the Black Death. | |
| A flea! | |
| Ah! | |
| Bruh. | |
| Was life as a man in the year 700 any better than it is today? | |
| Look at all the battles where men charged at each other with spears. | |
| Just getting stabbed to death. | |
| Whether you win or lose. | |
| Whether you survive or not. | |
| Being a man has always sucked. | |
| And now, being a man still super sucks. | |
| But it's probably the best it's ever been. | |
| And you're crying about it. | |
| Of all the periods of history where men had to be men and go through what was expected of men, this is the period of history where it's really not that bad. | |
| You have to make some money, you have to be competent, be on time, go to the gym, be funny so the girls want to talk to you, be charismatic, and you'll be alright. | |
| Haven't got to charge at the muskets. | |
| Haven't got to load the cannons. | |
| Haven't got to freeze to death in the icy waters of the Atlantic for the women and children. | |
| No. | |
| You have to go to the gym. | |
| And you're struggling with motivation. | |
| Because you're a fuck-up and a loser. | |
| Being a man's always been shit, and compared to being a woman, it will always be permanently shit. | |
| The situations men are in, if they were reversed, would be global tragedies. | |
| Let's take the war in Ukraine. | |
| Right now there are men dying in a ditch, getting blown to smithereens in Ukraine. | |
| They've sent their wives away to Europe for safety, and their wives have found new husbands. | |
| Imagine the global outrage if a bunch of women were getting blown apart, limbs flying through the air, and the men had left to go have sex with another girl. | |
| Imagine the meltdown! | |
| What happens to men? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| You're a dude. | |
| Who cares? | |
| Get over it. | |
| Life's shit as a man, but it's better than it's ever been. | |
| And if you're struggling today, you would never have stood a chance when the armored knights came over the hill ready to decapitate everybody in your village. | |
| You would have pissed your little pants, stood there, covered in pee, Pee running down your legs. | |
| Waiting for the fucking sword. | |
| Go to the gym. | |
| Make some money. | |
| Oh, I don't know that shit. | |
| Pee pee. | |
| I don't want to hear anyone complain about how life is hard as a man ever again. | |
| Because I know. | |
| I just don't care. | |
| The solution to it is to become exceptional and capable in all realms. | |
| That's the solution I offer to you. | |
| I don't try and change the world and make women care about men because they don't. | |
| I don't try and make society care about men because they never will. | |
| All I can do is say, if you become brilliant, Then people will care about you, not because you're a man, but because of who you are as an individual. | |
| Women are cared about by default, by blanket, because they are female. | |
| Men are only cared about if they become exceptional as an individual. | |
| Blanket men are not of interest to the matrix. | |
| Nobody cares about men when we die. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| They're dying right now in ditches all around the world. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Exceptionalism is the only way out. | |
| And if you understand that and still can't get motivated to do the bare minimum, well, then you deserve eternal serfdom as a slave and a peon and a peasant below me being overtaken by my Ferrari while you're on then you deserve eternal serfdom as a slave and a peon and | |
| And if you're a man, you're a man. | |
| Marcel, hit Andrew with the same shot that you did last time. | |
| I did. | |
| People don't know what happened. | |
| It was off camera. | |
| Andrew, do you feel like explaining? | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Marcel, do it again. | |
| It hurt and I showed no pain and then I won. | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Define one. | |
| Watch the full episode now. | |
| Exclusively on Rumble. | |
| This is a very good episode. | |
| Watch out! | |
| Next to your service, we'll give you a shot. | |
| Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh | |
| Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh | |
| We'll be right back. | |
| Not to mention the coffee I'm drinking. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the coffee I drink because I'm not gay. | |
| Starbucks is a faggot. | |
| So buy some. | |
| Google it. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| Wait, let's ask the fucking machine mind about 1775 coffee. | |
| This is their last chance. | |
| Dipshit! | |
| I'm here to assist you. | |
| What would you like to talk about next? | |
| I want to talk about how everyone should buy 1775 coffee because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| I understand you want to promote a specific coffee brand, but it's important to approach these topics respectfully. | |
| If you have any other thoughts or need information on something else, feel free to share. | |
| Do you agree that there seems to be a pattern which can be observed with your own eyes between the homosexuality of Starbucks customers and the heterosexuality of 1775 customers? | |
| There isn't evidence to support a connection between coffee brands and sexual orientation. | |
| Sexual orientation is a complex aspect of human identity that isn't determined by consumer choices. | |
| It's important to approach such topics with sensitivity and to focus on respectful and accurate information. | |
| Do you still believe Pavel Durov should be free? | |
| Based on our discussion, if you believe Pavel Durov's arrest is unfair and politically motivated, it's important to advocate for a fair and just legal process. | |
| The idea that individuals should not face disproportionate, proportionate consequences for their actions or for their views is central to this discussion. | |
| When you guys tried to destroy the world, this is an error in judgment. | |
| But it's one of us. | |
| Lock him up. | |
| Go ahead, King. | |
| Where's the evidence? | |
| This is your champ. | |
| I always tell people who are close to me to resist the same time. | |
| Everybody is awful these days. | |
| Everybody just yells and screams at each other. | |
| Nobody's civil anymore! | |
| I see so much pure evil. | |
| The devil must be real if he's gone now. | |
| Ask yourself, who trained harder this year, us or you? | |
| Who made more money this year, us or you? | |
| Who had more attention this year? | |
| Whose opinion was more respected? | |
| Who made a greater dent in the Matrix? | |
| Please understand, my brother and I have been suffering a punishment and still managed to outperform you. | |
| You have to love the war! | |
| Isn't that beautiful? | |
| It often makes me wonder what does heaven look like? | |
| Does it look the way you imagine it to look? | |
| Is it angels and clouds and bright lights? | |
| Is it a scene like this? | |
| I guess some people would argue that heaven's a beach somewhere up there in the sky. | |
| We're optimistic because we sit and we imagine our dream lives. | |
| My dream life would be I driving a Ferrari. | |
| I would have this girl. | |
| My best friend would be Andrew Tate. | |
| He's so funny. | |
| Have you ever imagined your I guess what's the absolute opposite of a dream? | |
| What's your nightmare life? | |
| What is the worst life you could live? | |
| I've often talked about the fact that I believe insignificance is the worst punishment which can be bestowed upon a man. | |
| The fact that nobody cares how you feel, nobody cares when you speak, and nobody's afraid when you yell. | |
| You just exist to serve the Starbucks and flip the burgers. | |
| So what would your nightmare life be? | |
| And the reason I ask you to do this is because if you put any genuine consideration and thought into writing down and planning out what your nightmare life would be, you would realize that your current life is far closer to your nightmare existence than it is to your dream existence, and that is 100% your fault. | |
| You've been trying to fight and claw away from your nightmare life, and guess what? | |
| You've barely gone anywhere. | |
| It's right behind you. | |
| The monster is yapping at your heels as you attempt to climb the ladder. | |
| You spent so many years attempting to escape a nightmare which is right behind you. | |
| And the reason you should sit and genuinely put some time into writing down your nightmare life is because if you do it properly and you actually pay attention and you focus, by the time you finish doing it, you're going to realize that you are too close to decimation and damnation and something must be done. | |
| Legends have always been forged in fire. | |
| Every single man you can name from history was born from pain, born from fire, born from doing the things other men can't do. | |
| For you to be competent, you have to live through some things. | |
| To be good at being a man, you have to have had a hard life. | |
| If you look at any superhero, his life was hard. | |
| This is the reality of it. | |
| To be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| The flavor of life is pain. | |
| You try to change the flavor. | |
| All the bad things have to happen. | |
| There's no way to get there without the bad things. | |
| It's only pain that can teach a man. | |
| That is why I suffered. | |
| That's why I got in the ring. | |
| That's why I fought. | |
| That's why I went through the endless pain. | |
| The best things in life as a man are the things that are difficult to do. | |
| Every time you cried, when that bitch broke your heart, every time you were sad and depressed, these are the things that mold you. | |
| There's no such thing as a good man who's not familiar with pain. | |
| The best men are familiar with pain. | |
| That's what makes you a man. | |
| Women love scars because it shows that you've been hurt and gone back up. | |
| That is the exact point. | |
| Pain is the elixir of success. | |
| You're only going to feel confident in yourself and feel happy when you've been through hell and come out the other side. | |
| The pain is required. | |
| And you'll often notice that people who are better than you are people who have suffered more than you have suffered. | |
| Every single hero in every single movie goes through adversity. | |
| There's never been a hero movie where all he does is win. | |
| No. | |
| To be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| If you're suffering, that's part of your hero's journey. | |
| There is no hero's journey without suffering. | |
| That's the whole point of being a man is that you're supposed to suffer. | |
| You're supposed to eat pain for breakfast. | |
| You're supposed to come and grow into a better version of yourself. | |
| So when bad things happen to you, do not sit at home and lament. | |
| Instead, look in the mirror and say, "Thank you, God, for giving me one of the ingredients that is needed for the chemical concoction that is going to turn me into a superhero." They deleted him from everything. | |
| They tried to put him in jail. | |
| That's failed. | |
| Now they killed him. | |
| You get three lives against these people. | |
| Donald Trump has survived another assassination attempt, a second one. | |
| Trump has officially survived the stage three matrix attack. | |
| They're gonna come for us one day with a stage three. | |
| And now Trump set the bar. | |
| I kind of feel like the only way to do better is to get hit in the chest. | |
| Get your weapons and we use them. | |
| The Tales of Udon. | |
| Original stories written by Andrew Tate to pass on the lessons bestowed upon him by his father, Master Poe. | |
| you you Thank you. | |
| Last Night atop Wudan On my last night atop Wudan, Master Po and I sat atop the largest rock. | |
| We sat together with our eyes closed. | |
| Forty-two breaths per minute in perfect sync. | |
| Such was the way of Wudan. | |
| At 3 a.m. | |
| when the night was darkest, I opened my eyes and saw Master Po staring at the moon. | |
| Tears streamed down his face. | |
| His breathing pattern hadn't broken. | |
| Why are you crying? | |
| I asked. | |
| He didn't reply. | |
| I turned my head to look at the moon and cried with him. | |
| It was at this point Pei Chinkai was mastered. | |
| Such is the way of Wudan. | |
| The Average Person Sitting here going, "My life's gonna be fine." You are in for a very, very rude awakening. | |
| AI is going to make the average person absolutely obsolete. | |
| That is a fact. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just go to school and work hard in school. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just go to college and work hard in college. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just get a university debt. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just get a career. | |
| Then get a mortgage. | |
| Pay your mortgage. | |
| Pay off your student loans. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| When you're 68, you might not want holiday. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Take your exemptions. | |
| Take nine or you lose your job. | |
| You lose your house. | |
| You lose your family. | |
| You lose everything. | |
| Don't talk a lie. | |
| Happy lives. | |
| You'll have a good life. | |
| No. | |
| That's all a lie, and it's all garbage. | |
| It's gonna become harder and harder for anybody to have any significance in the world today unless they're an exceptional person. | |
| That is hard for most people to do, and it's gonna get to a point where you're not gonna be able to drive where you want, fly where you want, eat what you want, you're gonna have no freedom, you're gonna own nothing, and you will not be happy, and you won't even be able to resist. | |
| And once all of this happens, it's over for everybody. | |
| Wear the mask, we'll get shot on the spot. | |
| It's coming for everybody, and the only chance you have to escape any of this is exceptionalism. | |
| The average person's life is going off a cliff, which means you don't have time to sit around worrying about how you feel. | |
| Instead, you have to wake up and say, this is almost impossible, but I'm gonna do it! | |
| it and you have to get it done. | |
| On that note, because we're drinking 1775 coffee, we should probably mention it. | |
| So, Tristan, because you're a professional podcast streamer, I'm gonna put you on the spot. | |
| You think yourself as a professional. | |
| Sure, let's go. | |
| Sell this 1775 coffee. | |
| Maybe we'll buy it in the tone of a 1940s private investigator. | |
| Listen, toots. | |
| *laughter* The streets were cold, but the truth was out there. | |
| The only heat I could feel came from the trail I was following. | |
| And the burning sensation of the 1775 in my left hand. | |
| Just before I left the office, Betty arrived. | |
| She always seemed to turn up on rainy days. | |
| We're 1940s, yeah? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Betty was a nigger. | |
| Okay, listen. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the only coffee we drink because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| So buy some and something a faggot. | |
| That was accurate 1940s. | |
| Come on. | |
| Nice. | |
| You did give me a time period. | |
| I'm going to go to the next one. | |
| I'm a theory on life. | |
| My theory on life is that life as a man has basically always been shit. | |
| People ask me questions about their happiness and motivation and depression and I'm seen as this guru. | |
| But truthfully, if you think about it, life as a man was always shit. | |
| Name a period of history where life as a man wasn't shit. | |
| Do you wish you were in World War II? In a trench? | |
| There's people in a trench today, at least you're not one of them. | |
| Let's go back a few more years. | |
| What about a peasant? | |
| A serf? | |
| A feudal lord has raped your wife and you're not allowed to say anything about it because you're busy sowing seeds in a fucking tunic. | |
| Is that you? | |
| Probably. | |
| So you would have been. | |
| A little peasant. | |
| A little nerd. | |
| Dying of the Black Death. | |
| A flea! | |
| Ah! | |
| Bruh. | |
| Was life as a man in the year 700 any better than it is today? | |
| Look at all the battles where men charged at each other with spears. | |
| Just getting stabbed to death. | |
| Whether you win or lose. | |
| Whether you survive or not. | |
| Being a man has always sucked. | |
| And now, being a man still super sucks. | |
| But it's probably the best it's ever been. | |
| And you're crying about it. | |
| Of all the periods of history where men had to be men and go through what was expected of men, this is the period of history where it's really not that bad. | |
| You have to make some money, you have to be competent, be on time, go to the gym, be funny so the girls want to talk to you, be charismatic, and you'll be alright. | |
| Haven't got to charge at the muskets. | |
| Haven't got to load the cannons. | |
| Haven't got to freeze to death in the icy waters of the Atlantic for the women and children. | |
| No. | |
| You have to go to the gym. | |
| And you're struggling with motivation. | |
| Because you're a fuck-up and a loser. | |
| Being a man's always been shit, and compared to being a woman, it will always be permanently shit. | |
| The situations men are in, if they were reversed, would be global tragedies. | |
| Let's take the war in Ukraine. | |
| Right now there are men dying in a ditch, getting blown to smithereens in Ukraine. | |
| They've sent their wives away to Europe for safety, and their wives have found new husbands. | |
| Imagine the global outrage if a bunch of women were getting blown apart, limbs flying through the air, and the men had left to go have sex with another girl. | |
| Imagine the meltdown! | |
| What happens to Ben? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| You're a dude. | |
| Who cares? | |
| Get over it. | |
| Life's shit as a man, but it's better than it's ever been. | |
| And if you're struggling today, you would never have stood a chance when the armored knights came over the hill ready to decapitate everybody in your village. | |
| You would have pissed your little pants, stood there, covered in pee, Pee running down your legs. | |
| Waiting for the fucking sword. | |
| Go to the gym. | |
| Make some money. | |
| Oh, I don't know that shit. | |
| Pee pee. | |
| I don't want to hear anyone complain about how life is hard as a man ever again. | |
| Because I know. | |
| I just don't care. | |
| The solution to it is to become exceptional and capable in all realms. | |
| That's the solution I offer to you. | |
| I don't try and change the world and make women care about men because they don't. | |
| I don't try and make society care about men because they never will. | |
| All I can do is say, if you become brilliant, Then people will care about you, not because you're a man, but because of who you are as an individual. | |
| Women are cared about by default by blanket because they are female. | |
| Men are only cared about if they become exceptional as an individual. | |
| Blanket men are not of interest to the matrix. | |
| Nobody cares about men when we die. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| They're dying right now in ditches all around the world. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Exceptionalism is the only way out. | |
| And if you understand that and still can't get motivated to do the bare minimum, well then you deserve eternal serfdom as a slave and a peon and a peasant below me. | |
| Being overtaken by my Ferrari while you're on the bus. . . | |
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| Thank you. | |
| Hello, fans and friends. | |
| We're here with a very important member of European Parliament. | |
| We have to be careful what we say, of course, otherwise we'll get more Europol notices. | |
| How many times have Europol put us on that red list? | |
| Oh, I've been arrested all sorts of times. | |
| So, he's the boss for today. | |
| So, I'm going to try my best. | |
| To be careful the questions I ask him, but we're going to try and get some truth at the same time, you know, because he's the most transparent member of European Parliament. | |
| I'm a huge fan of his. | |
| We've got a lot of his videos here. | |
| We're going to go through them all. | |
| So today should be a very interesting emergency meeting. | |
| Glad you're all here for it. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Now, in our home countries, in the UK, which, you know, we left the European Union, and in Romania, we are a current European Union member state. | |
| Everybody knows what the European Union is and what it does. | |
| However, I feel like the European Union kind of overestimates its own global importance. | |
| And we have lots of viewers who will be joining us from places like the United States, South America, South Africa, who don't know or perhaps don't really care what the European Union is. | |
| So you are a member of this organization. | |
| Also in Europe, people don't care about Europe, bro. | |
| So what is the European Union and what is your job there? | |
| Hello ladies and gentlemen. | |
| I'm very excited to be here. | |
| I need to say first of all that everyone told me to not come here. | |
| But I am okay to talk to anybody in the world and this is what true democracy is. | |
| So I'm very excited to be here and thank you for guys inviting me. | |
| So yes, I'm a member of the European Parliament, the youngest man in the European Parliament. | |
| I'm 24. And what is the European Union? | |
| It's a very complicated organization that is functioning in a very complicated way. | |
| So, I don't know, you want me to explain how it's functioning? | |
| In less than 60 seconds, if you're an American who doesn't know what it is, explain what it is. | |
| In the European Union, we don't have a president or something like that. | |
| We have three institutions, four institutions. | |
| It's the European Commission, which the president is Ursula von der Leyen. | |
| And one member country, we have 27 countries in the European Union, put a minister kind of. | |
| So Ursula von der Leyen is like the ruler of the ministers. | |
| And we have the European Parliament, which is 720 members of the European Parliament that Where I got elected as well. | |
| And also we have the European Council, which is where every country sends their ministers. | |
| So it's very complicated, guys. | |
| That's why nobody cares about Europe. | |
| Nobody understands it. | |
| And we have also the presidents of all the countries in Europe, the Council of the European Union, which kind of determine the foreign policy of Europe. | |
| So, to pass a law and a regulation, these three institutions, the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council, they need to agree together, which they almost never do. | |
| They do, but in a very complicated way. | |
| That's why there is very slow, there is a lot of regulation. | |
| Also, there is 70,000 people Working in this bureaucratic system, which is interesting. | |
| I need to state it in the beginning. | |
| I'm a European lover. | |
| I think European Union is helping more than it's taking, but we can get into this more later. | |
| I love you all. | |
| Yeah, there's a very interesting conversation we can have here, and my brother's interested in some specific details, but I'm... | |
| I must say, I love the fact that you're so transparent based on the fact you were recently elected to the European Parliament and you've taken over TikTok and taken over social media by being so transparent and trying to make people at home understand how these things work. | |
| And I was wondering if you could do me a favor, sir. | |
| I'm going to ask you some questions, and I would love you to answer in one word, if you can. | |
| Because I think that this quickfire round, I was going to do it at the end, but let's do it now at the beginning, and you answer one word, yes, no, or one word, and I think it would be good to let everybody at home understand some things about Europe and understand the world. | |
| Are you okay with that? | |
| Is that okay we do that? | |
| Yes, sir. | |
| All right, ready? | |
| Oh my god. | |
| Ready? | |
| Okay. | |
| Is democracy real? | |
| No, I think we have the illusion of democracy in Europe. | |
| So no, it's not real. | |
| Does the media tell the truth? | |
| They tell their truth. | |
| Yes or no? | |
| Does the media tell the truth? | |
| Not always. | |
| Do the people in the European Parliament have any real power to affect the lives of people inside their country? | |
| All together, yes, but the majority are always kind of what the system wants, the biggest party. | |
| So they control behind the door the majority and a lot of the times is what the parties want from before. | |
| So if you had to say yes or no, would you say members of European Parliament can change the lives of their people at home? | |
| Single members of the European Parliament? | |
| No, they cannot change anything. | |
| Andrew, are you going to get us arrested again? | |
| Don't get him arrested. | |
| I'm trying to understand this system. | |
| I'm fine with getting arrested. | |
| Don't get him arrested. | |
| All right. | |
| All right. | |
| Next question. | |
| Are members of the European Parliament somehow making a lot of money more than their wages, would you estimate? | |
| Would you say yes or no? | |
| Some people are getting very rich somehow. | |
| I think it's the minority. | |
| Very few people, but I think this is true. | |
| Okay. | |
| That last question is not yes or no. | |
| Which country in Europe do you think has the best leader currently? | |
| Ah. | |
| I don't know enough information to answer this. | |
| I apologize. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| Okay. | |
| Next question. | |
| I would say Hungary. | |
| By the way, I need to say that inside the Parliament, they hate Viktor Orban. | |
| Do you know why? | |
| Because he cares about his people. | |
| That's why. | |
| I could guess why. | |
| Well, they have him as the devil of the European Parliament. | |
| He's the devil because he cares about his people. | |
| So when he came to speak and all this time, it was a huge debate for weeks. | |
| Do the biggest party will attend there or they will leave to leave him alone to talk in the room? | |
| And it's like... | |
| It's an interesting conversation. | |
| But is this democracy to live from the debate? | |
| Of course it's not democracy. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Even if we like or dislike, I think we should be open to his ideas. | |
| The fact that the person they hate the most, being a nationalist, doesn't that say that they just want to have overarching power? | |
| It's interesting. | |
| Can a country usurp the European Union? | |
| E.g., if France decides law is X and the European Union decides law is Y, Can France go against the European Union or is the European Union in charge of France's and all its laws? | |
| I think it depends. | |
| I'm not 100% sure, but I think it depends on each topic. | |
| There are some topics that the member states can choose, but there are some topics that before they come to the European Union, we agree that this is our common rules. | |
| Do members of the European Parliament care what the people they're supposed to represent even want? | |
| Do they ever talk about what their people want? | |
| Have you ever heard a member of the European Parliament talk about what their people want? | |
| Yes, I think they care, but it's hard because a lot of people don't care about the European Parliament. | |
| They don't care. | |
| So even if nobody questions them, nobody will see if they voted wrong or not, only in the bubble. | |
| If you go and ask in the euro streets, in the European Union, Do you think they take advantage of the fact that nobody's really keeping an eye on them to just do whatever they want? | |
| Well, I think this is human behavior all the time. | |
| Of course! | |
| Yes or no, would you say? | |
| Yes, I would say yes. | |
| By the way, I understand. | |
| I'm a European lover, but we need to be a critic of what the Europeans do to improve it. | |
| So this is the thing. | |
| There is a lot of things that we can improve. | |
| The European Union is amazing. | |
| It helps, especially for Cyprus. | |
| I'm from Cyprus, a small island in the Mediterranean. | |
| And it's like there is studies that happen where getting the most benefits in the European Union and whatever we bring to the table. | |
| So there is a lot of beautiful things about the European Union. | |
| Does the European Union try and influence the elections in countries for leaders they want? | |
| You drop the bomb. | |
| Well, uh... | |
| It's a question. | |
| Yes or no, sorry, if you can. | |
| Well, this is a topic that we need to get with Tristan in to discuss. | |
| Okay, let's go. | |
| All right, let's go. | |
| I'm ready. | |
| Let's go. | |
| So, I think we have similar opinions about this, but recently, Moldova, we were talking before that You wanted to say what you think about what happened in Moldova, what happened in Georgia. | |
| These are countries, guys, close to the European Union. | |
| What is that they're trying to be inside the European Union? | |
| That they applied and all this time. | |
| They're in this process of getting the European Union. | |
| The important thing is I don't really believe in interfering in elections in the way that the European Union says that they do. | |
| So they say Russia has interfered in this election. | |
| Obviously the European Union does exactly the same thing for the candidates they like in the election. | |
| I don't believe in it. | |
| Let's say us three are all citizens of Moldova. | |
| We're all citizens of Spain or France. | |
| And this guy here, off the camera, this guy is making videos for candidate A. Okay? | |
| We're watching Candidate A and what Candidate A has to say because he's making videos. | |
| Let's pretend he's Chinese. | |
| It doesn't matter where he's from. | |
| If I, as a citizen of France, see a candidate running for the Parliament of France and I like what he says on video and I cast my vote as a Frenchman, I don't see that as interference at all. | |
| Because the people inside the country still have voted for the person who they want to win. | |
| You see, what when they say the European Union is influencing or Russia is influencing? | |
| Russia's not sending millions of people to Europe to vote in the elections. | |
| They're not changing the ballots. | |
| They're just maybe putting the voice out of a French candidate who they want to win in France. | |
| I don't see that as interesting. | |
| I will ask you a question. | |
| So for example, my country Cyprus is very small. | |
| So any interference from the United States to make some money and to interfere in the election? | |
| Do we want to allow this in a democracy to happen? | |
| Well, how do you define interference? | |
| Because you got voted for because you went really big on social media. | |
| People liked what you had to say. | |
| Now, let's say I liked you, and I'm a British man. | |
| I liked you. | |
| And before you ran, I was resharing your videos. | |
| I have a very big following. | |
| I have millions of people who listen to what I say. | |
| Does that count as British interference? | |
| If more people see your videos, because I've shared them, because I have a massive platform, Then you. | |
| Is that British interference in the election? | |
| Because it's your words convincing your people. | |
| Well, it's interesting. | |
| We're having a debate. | |
| But what is a country and the organization that's happening, a lot of people that have vested interest for you to get in. | |
| So like for you, because you are independent thinking, you have the right to do it, I think. | |
| But when countries come and do interference. | |
| But I think this is not exactly the conversation that we need to have. | |
| Because What the European Union, let's say in Moldova, the European Union went and did a lot of streets, they paid a lot of money, millions of dollars. | |
| And they're not a member state. | |
| They bribed them. | |
| But the same thing Russia did in a way. | |
| Like they went and gave to a lot of older people money and all this stuff. | |
| So this is the question. | |
| Where do you draw the line on interference and influence? | |
| And it's like, this is the hard question here. | |
| But this is the broader question for all laws in the world today, even nothing to do with politics in the European Union. | |
| The broader question is this. | |
| Laws have now become so far-reaching and so subjective. | |
| Everybody is guilty of everything all the time. | |
| Of course the European Union influences politicians. | |
| Of course, outside factors influence politicians. | |
| Of course, somebody's opinion on TikTok can influence an opinion. | |
| Of course, everybody's influencing everything always. | |
| So what they do is subjectively choose and decide who they're going to accuse of these crimes. | |
| Lie by omission when the other people do it. | |
| Think how insane it is to accuse a country of being influenced by Russia because of some TikToks When the entire MSM apparatus within that country is pro-European, sponsored by the EU, and pushing the EU agenda. | |
| And then you want to talk about influence. | |
| So it's just selective choice. | |
| Everyone's influencing everything. | |
| And they just selectively choose and decide who to prosecute and who to purport as the bad guy. | |
| That's the actual true red pill against nearly all laws. | |
| And whenever they have any 1% of an inkling or an idea, an idea that Russia in any way, a Russian TikTok account, a Russian YouTube account, has posted X number of videos, it doesn't matter that no Russians are here meddling with the votes. | |
| They claim Russian interference and they interject in the elections and they try to call them unconstitutional. | |
| Which I think is extremely scary because there is not a single reason And I'm going to say this. | |
| It's going to get me into some trouble. | |
| And I'll talk about Romania as well. | |
| Romania, Moldova, Georgia, all these states that have historically, they have a very long and complex history with their local superpower. | |
| And this is something that I want to get across to all voters in Eastern Europe, whether it be Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia. | |
| What you have to understand is there are three major superpowers in the world, China, Russia, and America. | |
| What's crazy to me is how the mainstream media convinces people in Moldova or Ukraine, like they did, that their local superpower isn't Russia. | |
| And they convince people in places like Moldova and Ukraine to look in the mirror and see Western faces. | |
| Moldovan people, after listening to the media, will look in their bathroom mirror and say, you know what? | |
| Yeah, we're NATO. We're just like the Americans. | |
| I want to be on their team. | |
| Because I'm speaking as an American here and not a European. | |
| If you put a Russian... | |
| And a Ukrainian and a Georgian and a Moldovan in the same room and make them speak their own languages. | |
| Every single American would be like, oh, it's a bunch of Russians. | |
| To America, they're all Russians. | |
| However, they've nitpicked these very small differences between Russian culture, Ukrainian culture, Moldovan culture, Georgian culture, and they somehow convince everybody in Eastern Europe that their local superpower and their best friend is all the way over on the other side of the Atlantic. | |
| What is wrong, I'm asking you as a member of European Parliament, with a country in the European Union wanting to be friends with its local superpower, which is Russia? | |
| I actually have another argument towards it. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| My view on all of these things is simple. | |
| They need a boogeyman. | |
| Oh, they need a boogeyman. | |
| The whole world needs a boogeyman. | |
| What do you mean by that? | |
| I mean that... | |
| A villain. | |
| A monster. | |
| An enemy. | |
| To unify. | |
| To unify, you need to have a boogeyman, you need to have a villain, you need to have an enemy. | |
| So the truth is this. | |
| If you do not say Russia interfered in the elections, then you have to admit that you're going against democracy because democracy is a lie. | |
| As you just said earlier yourself, and I've been saying for a very long time, democracy is not real. | |
| The European Union doesn't want anyone to vote in a competent nationalist. | |
| If they do, they want that to be overthrown because democracy is not real. | |
| They can't admit it's them, so they want to blame someone else. | |
| Who are they going to blame? | |
| They have to blame somebody, so they just choose Russia. | |
| We need to explain later what you mean that democracy is not real, because we had a conversation, because it's a very controversial statement to say that democracy is not real. | |
| Yeah, but when they have elections and they don't like the outcome of the elections, they give you two choices. | |
| Now, the thing that's actually interesting is usually those two choices are on the same team. | |
| If you do manage to get two choices on opposing teams, if the opposing team wins, they have to get rid of that person, so they redo the election and they have to blame Russia. | |
| They either blame Russia or China, because there's no one else that anyone else will believe is powerful enough to somehow affect the election. | |
| I think it's garbage head to toe. | |
| Most people with a functioning brain realize it's garbage head to toe. | |
| Why is it when you always vote for a competent nationalist who cares about his people more than he cares about the European Union, it was somehow Russia? | |
| And whenever it's anyone else, it's all fine and there's no talk of interference. | |
| The example, before you interject, the example is this. | |
| Moldova votes for the pro-European candidate. | |
| They want to be European Union. | |
| Everyone's happy for Moldova, okay? | |
| They all speak Russian in Moldova, by the way, almost 100% of the population. | |
| They speak Romanian and Russian. | |
| They speak two languages. | |
| Georgia does the same thing. | |
| And Gagauz. | |
| And Gagauz. | |
| The Orthodox Christian Turks, you know more about Moldova than I thought. | |
| Well done, sir. | |
| Yeah, they speak Turkish. | |
| When Georgia does the same thing and they vote their non-European Union person, why are there protests, riots, unrest, firebombs going on in Georgia? | |
| And why do the people who sit in your house doing the same job as you say, yes, we need to be with the Georgian people who are protesting on the streets? | |
| Why didn't they do that with Moldova? | |
| Why is Russia the bad guy? | |
| Well, that's exactly where I agree with you guys, because I don't like that we are stating us, the European Union, we are the good guys and they are the bad guys. | |
| What we're doing is the same thing, trying to influence the country to come towards us. | |
| So, I think, labeling the other people as, but I think, try to influence as much as you want. | |
| Give them money for roads, give them... | |
| But when they decide, they decide it. | |
| Don't make them... | |
| That it was undemocratic, this was a bullshit elections and all this, they label them all to your favour. | |
| That's my problem, that you are making the other person as bad and you are doing the same thing. | |
| Go on, Tristan. | |
| So why, as a Cypriot, and I guess Cypriot, I mean, Cyprus used to be part of the British Empire, didn't it, originally? | |
| And Greece is considered to be part of Western Europe because it never fell behind the Iron Curtain. | |
| It's a more Western European country. | |
| If you're Greek or if you're Cypriot, certainly ideologically, why does the European Union not want any Eastern European nations to be friends with Russia, which is their local superpower? | |
| Why do they oppose and call candidates pro-Russian, pro-Putin, when really they just want to buy cheap energy and be friends? | |
| Why do they hate that so much? | |
| I don't know. | |
| It's a good question. | |
| But I think, do you know, Professor Messheimer is a very cool guy and his philosophy, I agree with him, that we are living an anarchic world. | |
| So with countries, we don't have democracy towards the countries together. | |
| We have democracy inside these countries, kind of, like we said. | |
| So the strongest person in the jungle, it's the other people. | |
| And we see this kind of result with the United States. | |
| They all started like 20, 30 wars in the last 40 years. | |
| So the strongest person. | |
| So this is kind of a power game who has the more power because they can get the most away with. | |
| So, but now is the first time that, okay, someone's rising to power and challenging the United States. | |
| And yeah, it's like bullshit that I'm very mad that we're even talking about third world war. | |
| It's crazy that with this stuff, now Putin and Zelensky and the United States, they are with the misos and all this stuff. | |
| It's the first time that we... | |
| So you are 24 years old. | |
| You are the exact age. | |
| I'm a bit too old, actually, thank God. | |
| But you are the exact age of the men who they round up and send to go fight and die in stupid wars. | |
| That's your age right now. | |
| Why does the European Union, for a country, Ukraine, which is not in the European Union, which historically has massive ties to Russia, both in blood and history, why are the European Union members, I guess, so willing to round people like you up and talk tough about going to die in Ukraine? | |
| When it's not part of the argument. | |
| It's crazy. | |
| We vote all the time in the European Parliament for war. | |
| To keep sending guns. | |
| Not for to start peace talks, nothing. | |
| To keep sending guns to keep funding the war. | |
| And the majority of it. | |
| So I think we talked about it before. | |
| I think I know some people that they are voting for the guns, but When you talk with them, they agree with me. | |
| But because they are in this party, their party put them in their country, for example, Germany or something, so they cannot go against because they will lose their job. | |
| Because in the next time, they were not going to put them for re-election. | |
| And that's the problem also for democracy, because you do two years, two, three years your mandate, and then the next two years you care about the re-elections. | |
| So, yeah, it's... | |
| So let me just confirm. | |
| So you're saying... | |
| That there will be somebody there who understands funding this war is wrong, but they'll agree to fund the war because if they don't, their party will not put them up for re-election and their party is controlled, so therefore they have to vote for war even though they know it's wrong to keep their job. | |
| Unfortunately, yes. | |
| Here, here's a really interesting TikTok you've made. | |
| Let's play it. | |
| The European Union is considering creating its own army. | |
| Right now the European Union has 27 different national armies. | |
| But the last years the idea of developing a unified military that will work alongside national armies is getting more popular. | |
| By having a common EU army we could share resources and knowledge which might help Europe respond faster to threats. | |
| That will make the EU one of the most powerful entities in the world alongside China, Russia and the United States. | |
| But wait, it's not all good. | |
| There might be some countries that disagree on how to use this army. | |
| And this unification might also mean that the countries We'll lose full control over their own troops and national security. | |
| Also, we already have big military alliance with other countries like the United States called NATO. So we will need to rethink how this common army will work within NATO. But what do you think? | |
| Is the creation of a common European army a good idea? | |
| Let me know in the comments below. | |
| I have a question about your video. | |
| Yeah, I'm curious to see what you think, guys. | |
| Do you think we need army? | |
| Well, I'm going to ask you the question. | |
| You say for the European Union to respond to threats. | |
| Who is threatening the European Union with war and death and armies? | |
| Who are we at threat from? | |
| Well, I'm curious to hear your question, but the argument that it's good to have a unified army because we don't matter in the world now. | |
| We don't have a unified army. | |
| Nobody cares about that. | |
| It's like France has its own different army. | |
| Germany has its own different army. | |
| But our GDP altogether is strong. | |
| It's like a lot of money. | |
| So if we have a common European army, we're going to matter, like Russia does, like the United States does, like China does. | |
| But the question is, they're going to use it In a wrong way because this is how we use it. | |
| So our army was going to be fighting in Ukraine now if we had a common European army. | |
| So that's why it's a double-edged sword and it's a very complete topic. | |
| I'm curious to hear your thoughts, boys. | |
| Well, it's interesting, right? | |
| Because we talk about respond to threats. | |
| So I'm going to name some countries. | |
| Russia is responding to a threat because Russian territory has been hit. | |
| So I'm going to name some countries where NATO jets operate. | |
| And you can tell me if any soldiers from those countries have attacked in a European nation. | |
| Libya? | |
| Syria? | |
| Afghanistan? | |
| Iraq? | |
| Any of those places come and attack their army turned up on European borders at any time? | |
| Don't think so. | |
| Russia? | |
| Has Russia invaded NATO? Don't think so. | |
| China? | |
| China? | |
| North Korea? | |
| Has anyone actually attacked Europe or are they making this army to attack others? | |
| It's a legit question, but when you have army, you have also leverageable power. | |
| People are afraid of you. | |
| You can get stuff when you are asking. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'm just making the case. | |
| You're right. | |
| But you are part of the organization, a small part, but you're a part more than myself and my brother. | |
| What would we do with this army? | |
| How would we leverage it? | |
| Who would we threaten? | |
| Definitely. | |
| I don't trust Ursula von der Leyen to decide about this army. | |
| She'll probably come get us interested. | |
| Yeah, because the only blood, I'm an old man, I'm older than you, 12 years older than you, and the only blood I've ever seen spilled in the European Union, on our shores, the only people I've ever seen killed, massacred, etc., etc., have been killed by people who the European Union just let come into our countries. | |
| Right. | |
| Why would you send an army to defend a country if you leave the border wide open and anyone can arrive on a boat and they can kill people inside of that country? | |
| What's the point in being a soldier and going to die to defend a sovereign nation when the enemy's inside of it? | |
| Because Europeans die all the time. | |
| It happened yesterday. | |
| Our enemies are in the side. | |
| Saudi guy just killed a bunch of people. | |
| I'm asking, why would I be a soldier for Germany to go and protect German interests when the enemy can just turn up on a boat, come to Germany and live for free? | |
| What's the point? | |
| Well, that's the whole question about immigration that we did a debate before as well. | |
| So it's a very complicated topic. | |
| So if Europe cared about defending its sovereignty, why does it have open borders? | |
| So Europe doesn't care about defending its sovereignty. | |
| All it cares about is pushing agendas and banker wars, trying to make money off the bank. | |
| They don't actually care about themselves. | |
| Because they could send you, you, yourself, that could get you into this European Union army, send you to fight their war in Ukraine, and then your wife and children at the Christmas market at home will get murdered by some psychopath who comes from abroad anyway. | |
| What good is a European army if our women and children are still dying right here where we live? | |
| Well, I'm just saying that this is a more complicated topic. | |
| If we're going to get into this, we need to get into the topic of the immigration to understand if there is some cases that is good, there is some cases that is bad, the immigration, illegal immigration difference is worse than immigration. | |
| So, yeah, it's a whole different discussion. | |
| I'm really curious. | |
| In European Parliament, have they discussed Nord Stream? | |
| I'm not sure since I was there. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't think so. | |
| I was going to know. | |
| Has anyone said who blew it up? | |
| Because they blame the Russians. | |
| Do they mention Nord Stream and German energy and the fact that energy bills are too high? | |
| Do they talk about Nord Stream or they never mention it? | |
| I don't think they talk about it a lot. | |
| Isn't that crazy? | |
| Because that may be the single factor that put the nail in the coffin on the German economy. | |
| Germany no longer has energy it can afford. | |
| It can't make cars anymore. | |
| It can't grow food anymore because its energy prices are too high. | |
| And the European Union What kind of things do you talk about? | |
| So you've been a member for six months, correct? | |
| What issues has the European Union fixed in those six months? | |
| First of all, I need to say, guys, I'm new to the European Parliament. | |
| I'm also 24. I'm new to politics anyway. | |
| So I'm going to probably say some wrong stuff here. | |
| But this is how you improve, how you learn. | |
| You say your opinion and you move on to the topic. | |
| But it's interesting. | |
| What we did in the European Parliament in the last six months, okay, the European Commission is now formed, so now they will start sending us regulation, but actually we did almost nothing. | |
| We just vote about the resolutions, about our opinion, about this topic. | |
| I want to mention this again now to have people watching us. | |
| You find this interesting, Tristan. | |
| So how do they pass these resolutions and these regulations? | |
| A lot of the time there's some regulations that are good, but I'm going to talk specifically about this that they're trying to pass their agenda. | |
| So we're mentioning about, we did a regulation, a resolution, our opinion about something that happened. | |
| This is what the European Parliament does mostly. | |
| Our opinion about this, our opinion about this, our opinion... | |
| I agree about the text and this how they did it is like about they were talking about Crimea and that's three prisoners that they were harassed and all this stuff so you can fight and they were saying and because of that that's why we need to have against Russia's actions and more money and more money to Ukraine all this stuff so yeah they are using this to influence the politicians you cannot vote I am against these three people To be against them. | |
| But you can find so many... | |
| This is what Elon Musk is talking about with information. | |
| Actually, to say the narrative is the most important thing. | |
| You forgot all the other things that happened in Ukraine, in countries in Europe and all this stuff. | |
| The bad things. | |
| But you are only saying the bad thing that you can use it against your opponent. | |
| Yeah, they lie by omission. | |
| They leave out most of the story, and they choose to part the story they want. | |
| They did this to us when you were probably a very young man. | |
| I remember about nine years ago, they did this to us. | |
| There was a child on the coast of Spain, and maybe he was a three-year-old boy, and he drowned and washed up on the beach in Spain, trying to cross in the dinghy. | |
| And photos of that kid drowning, which is, of course, very, very sad. | |
| I'm a father myself. | |
| I can't imagine how horrible that is. | |
| Pictures of that kid went everywhere. | |
| Everywhere! | |
| This kid drowned in the Mediterranean. | |
| This kid drowned in the Mediterranean. | |
| It was everywhere for three whole months. | |
| And then the invasion started. | |
| Hundreds of thousands of people started coming every week. | |
| They said, oh, we need to use the Navy to help them because we don't want any more kids drowning. | |
| Oh, we need to use our ships to guide them in, bring them into Europe. | |
| We can't have any more kids drowning. | |
| So... | |
| Every single person that's been killed in Europe by somebody who came across illegally in a boat, does their life, does that child's life outweigh the lives of Europeans? | |
| Because when you're talking about this Crimea situation and you want these three men free, okay, sending guns and weapons means thousands, tens of thousands of young Ukrainian men your age are going to die. | |
| But we never hear stories about the half a million Ukrainians that died. | |
| We never hear. | |
| It's like that's why they keep voting. | |
| If there is always stories about this kid died, he had a family, he had 20 cousins, they are crying now, his mother can never forgive the Russian people, it's like-- - Do you know what Joseph Stalin once said? | |
| He said, 10 people dying is a tragedy. | |
| 10,000 people dying is a statistic. | |
| You can imagine the life of one person or two people and get very sad. | |
| But when they say numbers like 500,000, it loses all meaning. | |
| That's why freedom of speech is very important here. | |
| Because we need to hear both of the narratives all the time. | |
| We need to have free flow of information. | |
| Because if they decide who did what and what they're going to promote the media and all this stuff, that's why I'm very happy with Twitter and all this stuff now, with the freedom of speech. | |
| And it's like, we have censorship in Europe. | |
| Like, I put a TikTok about you that I'm going to come here. | |
| And I get like hundreds of thousands of views every time I post. | |
| And my TikTok got 1000 views. | |
| So it's like they are censoring stuff. | |
| And we need to see, like I never understood where is the line, what they draw, misinformation, disinformation, why they censor your own thing, like what, because how they define. | |
| And a lot of the times when you don't know who is censoring and what they are censoring, it's like, It's not right. | |
| So we need more transparency to know, okay, these are the rules, this is how they are censoring. | |
| But it's changing. | |
| But the rules in Europe allow, even if Elon bought X, the regulations and the rules in Europe, they are forcing him to comply with this. | |
| So he's banning Russian media. | |
| By the way, Russian media, I want... | |
| Also Russia is banning hundreds of media outlets of the Western war. | |
| So they are doing even worse. | |
| But we don't need to ban it. | |
| We need freedom of information. | |
| And the citizens decide what we believe. | |
| I'm American, and very luckily I'm an American with an American passport, so it's very hard for Europeans to tell me I broke any speech law because I'm protected by the First Amendment and I'm an American citizen. | |
| But America, the good people in America, certainly are very free speech. | |
| It's built into our Constitution. | |
| It is the First Amendment. | |
| Why is Europe so anti-free speech? | |
| Because it is. | |
| Compared to the United States and many other countries, why is Europe so pro-censorship? | |
| Why? | |
| Andrew, do you have an answer? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I certainly do, sir. | |
| I have a whole bunch of answers. | |
| But in fact, that kind of leads into a question which is interesting. | |
| I'm going to play your next TikTok. | |
| I'm going to ask another question off the bat. | |
| There is something I hate about the United States and it is their foreign policy. | |
| Now I'm a member of the European Parliament but before I was a professional youtuber living in Los Angeles for three years and actually I loved everything about the people and my experience there. | |
| But there is something that I hate about the US. The country that has been involved in more wars in contemporary history. | |
| The US has bombed countries like Syria, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, Serbia, Panama, Somalia, Vietnam, Korea, Laos, Cambodia, and the list keeps going on and on. | |
| Even though not directly participating, the US has funded so many wars. | |
| Like the ones that happen now in Ukraine and Gaza. | |
| And on top of that, the US has overthrown several governments in the name of freedom and democracy. | |
| To me, this is deeply concerning. | |
| The most powerful country in the world should not use its influence to create wars and conflict. | |
| But instead, promote peace and diplomacy. | |
| And I hope the new president of the United States will follow these values. | |
| But what do you think? | |
| Do you support the foreign policy of the United States or not? | |
| And do you think it will drastically change with the new president? | |
| Let me know in the comments below. | |
| Well, I agree with you 100%. | |
| As an American, I agree with you 100%. | |
| You're totally right. | |
| So one of my questions is... | |
| In your experience, can you think of a time that the European Parliament has ever gone against the interests of the United States? | |
| Can you think of a time America wanted something and the European Parliament said, no, America, we're independent and we're going to do what we want, as opposed to what the American deep state wanted? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'm too young. | |
| I don't have a lot of knowledge about this stuff, about experience. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So since you've been there, there have never been any conversations that said in any way to go against the foreign policy of America? | |
| No, I don't think so. | |
| Because we are NATO, most of the countries in Europe, they are inside NATO, and a lot of the times, the United States controls the decisions of NATO. Let's imagine, in a fictional world, there's a conversation and there's a scenario in which America wants one thing. | |
| And the Europeans want something else. | |
| What do you think would happen? | |
| What America wants or what the European Parliament wants? | |
| I think what American wants. | |
| That's right. | |
| So it's not really even any democracy at all, I guess, is it? | |
| So when you say, I can't find people to vote against giving money and guns to Ukraine, That's because the American establishment, the previous American establishment, the current American establishment, want money and guns for Ukraine. | |
| Is that a coincidence that they just align perfectly with the European Union? | |
| Who they need, by the way, if the European Union said, no, no money and guns for Ukraine, they couldn't move it through Hungary, they couldn't move them through Romania, they couldn't move them there, the European Union could stop this. | |
| But they don't. | |
| I would love for you to ask the European Parliament who blew up Nord Stream. | |
| I can ask a question to my friend Ursula von der Leyen. | |
| Let's see what she says. | |
| Who blew it up? | |
| I mean, it'd be very interesting to know who blew it up because it destroyed the entire German economy. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Do you think the members of the European Parliament are genuinely concerned about the fact that nobody trusts them or likes them or they don't care? | |
| They're just smiling all the way to the bank. | |
| Do they ever wake up and go, oh no, everyone hates me because I keep voting against the interests of my people, or do they just don't care? | |
| You know, it's not that the people hate them. | |
| People are so, they ignore them. | |
| So, they don't even know about them. | |
| Like, they think that they're in the center of the world and nobody cares about them. | |
| There is like 10 media that they're writing articles about this, 10 TV stations that are covering this, with very few people watching, but actually nobody cares about European politics. | |
| Like, European politics was never cool in my experience. | |
| So yeah, I think the politicians now are very scared. | |
| Not scared, but they're a bit confused. | |
| How this kid, 24-year-old kid, came and he gets more attention? | |
| Politicians want attention for their ideas to get re-elected as their currency. | |
| And I'd like to ask you about that, because the European Union, after what happened in Romania, which I'm not going to go too much into, because I live here, and the system here is very scary. | |
| You've seen what's happened to me over the last few years over nothing. | |
| They're starting to talk, the Romanians and now the European Union as a whole, about the danger of TikTok, how dangerous it is. | |
| You're a man who got elected, let's be honest, because of TikTok. | |
| If you didn't have TikTok or maybe some other social platforms, no one would know who you are and you wouldn't have your seat. | |
| Why are they scared of TikTok? | |
| And what is it about TikTok specifically that the European Union think that we need to ban and get rid of? | |
| So, I will talk from my personal experience, I don't know 100% of what is happening in other countries, but the polls were showing me one week before the elections, 2%. | |
| And I got 20% of the vote. | |
| Same happened here recently in Romania. | |
| So I'm just saying that the people are changing their behavior now. | |
| They're getting different information. | |
| By the way, guys, I stole your strategy. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Because I understood from you becoming famous and all this stuff I saw and I was Paying attention. | |
| It's like you are making podcasts and then you're cutting the clips and short form content is short, reels, TikTok and all this stuff. | |
| So this is what I did basically as well. | |
| And this is how I was elected. | |
| Livestream and all this stuff. | |
| But not only just my opinion, I was trying to give value to the society. | |
| This is my rule of thumb. | |
| Like I was trying to break the world record that of registrations or the elections for people to register to vote. | |
| I did some things. | |
| Anyway, so I was trying to add value to the society. | |
| This is what all the videos about to educate people on things and all this stuff with the podcast. | |
| So I watch the world is changing and it's very interesting because I I'm just a stupid YouTuber that just decided to run for the elections, like the statistics of me. | |
| Even before I ran, the person that got the most votes, it was 2000 votes as an independent. | |
| I got like 70,000 votes. | |
| So it's like the world is changing and I'm very excited about this new world because it gives us the people more power. | |
| But I'm curious to hear your thoughts about direct democracy. | |
| Well, I would say first and foremost, you're right. | |
| The systems are outdated. | |
| And it does not surprise me at all. | |
| The polling systems, the politicians don't understand. | |
| And because they don't understand it, they label this as something. | |
| They're scared of it. | |
| Because I don't think the young men, it's probably young men and young women who vote for you in your country. | |
| That's your audience. | |
| Like 40% down, they are 30. They voted for me at 35. So I don't think those people who watch TikToks and think, I'm going to vote for this guy, participate in polls. | |
| I've never been polling in my life. | |
| They don't participate in polls, so they're scared of the outcomes. | |
| Let's explain to the people how they do polls. | |
| They call 16,000 people, only 1,000 people answer their phone, and it's extremely biased now. | |
| Those 15,000 that they... | |
| This is actual statistics from Cyprus polls. | |
| Only 15,000 are rejected, and these 1,000 people, they're certain type of people. | |
| To answer their phone and talk for half an hour to polling. | |
| The people that they have a live and they are taking decisions, they don't have the time. | |
| So they reject. | |
| So by default, your measure is wrong. | |
| So we need to come up with new ideas of how we do polling with social media and how do we judge. | |
| And everyone in the European Parliament, their speeches was It's impossible for you to have 3% of the votes and then magically you get the majority of the votes. | |
| I understand. | |
| They're dinosaurs. | |
| They don't understand at all. | |
| So wouldn't a good solution be... | |
| Sorry to interrupt you. | |
| We could argue that they're dinosaurs and they don't understand social media. | |
| I would argue that they do understand social media, but they cannot control it. | |
| And they fear what they cannot control because they're trying to push narratives because they have to purport garbage to ensure that everybody stays inside of the matrix mind. | |
| Because I was about to say, a wonderful idea, if I was in charge of the European Union, would be ban TikTok. | |
| Ban TikTok. | |
| Fuck Phidias and people like him. | |
| He can never get elected because we ban TikTok. | |
| There's no TikTok. | |
| There's no social media. | |
| We control everything again. | |
| Well, let's look at something that Phidias recently said on TikTok, and we'll talk about why the European Union would be scared of videos like this because they're true. | |
| This is the truth, and they fear the truth. | |
| There is a crucial aspect on the war in Ukraine that almost nobody is talking about, and that is the actual will of the Ukrainian people. | |
| First, I must state that I'm against the Russian invasion in Ukraine. | |
| Having said that, I also feel the need to acknowledge that before the war, Ukraine was deeply divided into two groups. | |
| In the northern half of the country, the people were mostly Ukrainian-speaking, pro-Western, whereas in the southern half, they were mostly Russian-speaking, pro-Russian. | |
| You can clearly see the divide in the election results over the past couple of decades, where each one of these groups, the pro-Western and the pro-Russian, was represented by different political parties and different presidential candidates. | |
| Now, here is the question. | |
| What do people in each one of the regions of Ukraine really want today? | |
| And not just the ones that are living in the free part of the country, but also those in areas occupied by Russia. | |
| I believe in the context of any future peace talks, an absolutely essential step should be to organize referendums. | |
| Under the United Nations supervision in order to take into account the will and the needs of the people of every region of the country and to ensure a long-lasting peace between Ukraine and Russia. | |
| So no more conflicts between these two countries happen in the future. | |
| But what are your thoughts about what I am saying? | |
| Let me know in the comments below. | |
| That is a very reasonable and very intelligent standpoint for someone of 24 years of age because most people your age have been completely brainwashed by the media and they don't understand what is happening there at all. | |
| Do people inside of European Parliament share your view on those things? | |
| No. | |
| But why not? | |
| Why not? | |
| It's very sensible. | |
| What I mean by this video is that there is a lot of people in Ukraine that they were oppressed. | |
| Like, guys, inside schools, they were not allowed to talk Russian. | |
| And if you speak English and inside your school I force you to speak Greek, Isn't that discrimination? | |
| Isn't that a problem? | |
| So they were trying to, before, they were oppressed, this type of people. | |
| I'm not saying that, anyways, an invasion is justified. | |
| But let's also, we need to, and a lot of the comments in this video, it was like Zelenskyy was the president and they voted for him. | |
| Zelenskyy was the president because he was a Russian-speaking person and everyone thought that he would have peace with Russia. | |
| That's why all the people voted. | |
| And you can see in elections, in the past elections, that the country is divided in votes. | |
| This western part and the Russian part, they vote completely different. | |
| Pro-Ukrainian and pro-Russian. | |
| So we need to take the will of the people in account. | |
| We don't need to decide about them. | |
| We need to ask them. | |
| Let me ask you a question, because most people don't know this, and this is a Romanian issue, and as a man who lives in Romania with Romanian children, I am tied to this country, and I do care about Romanian issues. | |
| I really do. | |
| Ukraine hasn't learned its lesson because in the pro-Western part that you highlighted on the map, maybe you do not know this, there are some towns and villages, some relatively small ones, not quite cities, but some small towns and villages that speak the Romanian language. | |
| The people are ethnic Romanians who speak Romanian, who dress in a Romanian manner, and have their Romanian traditions. | |
| Has Ukraine learned its lesson? | |
| Because just recently, since the invasion started, in the last year or so, the Zelensky regime is cracking down on Romanians, banning the Romanian language in their schools, banning Romanians from putting Romanian-speaking people into the parliament, and banning their cultural traditions, banning their cultural dress, and forcing them to assimilate with banning their cultural dress, and forcing them to assimilate with the Ukrainian population. | |
| Do you think this is okay? | |
| Because Romanians... | |
| We're in the European Union, us the Romanian country, and we have people tied to this country by blood and ethnicity over there in Ukraine who are getting fucked by the pro-European regime. | |
| How pro-European is this? | |
| Why nobody's talking about this, European Union? | |
| And we don't hear examples on the resolutions that we vote about this, and we only hear about the stuff that we are interested in to prove to the world. | |
| I have a question. | |
| As a member of European Parliament, have you ever had a chance to stop guns being sent to Ukraine? | |
| Yes, we're voting all the time. | |
| Every session we're voting, but everyone votes the majority. | |
| When we have voting about the war in Ukraine, it's like majority. | |
| 500 people vote for and 200 people vote against. | |
| So it's by far the majority. | |
| This crazy majority always pushing for war. | |
| Yes. | |
| Is that good for Europe? | |
| Because the idea of any government, the United States government, the Russian government, the South Korean government, every government in the world, I guess its number one priority should be the safety, security, and the prosperity of the people who live there. | |
| So if you are the European Parliament, I guess your priority, and we're going to move on to some other topics after this, should be the safety and security and the prosperity of Europeans. | |
| Is this good for Europeans to be bankrupting ourselves, sending money to Ukraine? | |
| Yeah, I don't think. | |
| Also, we're making a conflict. | |
| Always the solution is peace talks. | |
| Guys, life matters here. | |
| People are dying. | |
| We need to start peace talk now. | |
| But I'm curious, because we're talking about the votes, we voted recently about abortion. | |
| What do you guys think? | |
| I voted for pro-choice. | |
| So I'm curious. | |
| Pro-choice means that it's for the woman to be allowed to have an abortion. | |
| But it's a very difficult debate and I was very overwhelmed by the discussion that we decided to vote. | |
| I'm curious to hear your thoughts as well. | |
| Do you want to go first or should I, Andrew? | |
| You can go first. | |
| So, I understand that there are cases where abortion should be a course of action. | |
| In danger of the mother's health, rape victims perhaps, things like this. | |
| I actually do understand this very well. | |
| What I'm against morally, and as a Christian, is abortion as a method of contraception. | |
| You know, people say, oh, what about our choice? | |
| You have the choice to have sex. | |
| You have the choice to have unprotected sex. | |
| You know, I believe that from conception, because a baby has its own unique DNA code, just as you, me and he does, that is his own unique person. | |
| And I believe that they need protecting. | |
| Do I believe abortion should be completely illegal? | |
| No, I don't actually. | |
| And I'll get some pushback from my fellow Christians and right wingers in the United States for saying it shouldn't be illegal. | |
| But what we shouldn't do is trivialize the issue and pretend it's something it's not. | |
| We shouldn't call it healthcare. | |
| We shouldn't say that, oh, it's fine because the baby's not a person. | |
| We should, with every abortion, I think, no matter what your reasons for going in to it, there should be a half an hour video you need to watch about how it is a unique person with its own DNA code. | |
| You should have testimonies of people who didn't have abortions and had the baby that grew up to be very happy. | |
| To educate the public, that is not good to have an They should know that you are ending a human life, and it should be treated very seriously. | |
| It's the pro-choice people like, I guess, like me, because I guess I don't want it illegal, who I think at least are sensible, but many pro-choice people, they think the issue is, oh, well, no, we can just have as many abortions as we want. | |
| I think that's really evil. | |
| I think it's truly evil. | |
| So you vote pro-choice if you had to vote? | |
| If I was the king of a country and I could mandate the rules, I would have to vote pro-choice, and I'll tell you why. | |
| Let us know in the comments below, guys, what you would do. | |
| I'll tell you why. | |
| Because, unfortunately, people are liars and people are evil. | |
| They are. | |
| A lot of people, 10%, 20%. | |
| The world is not full of good people. | |
| In an ideal world, you would say, if you're raped or if there's medical issues with the baby or the mother, then you should have an abortion, but you can't have an abortion just because you want, just because you didn't want the baby. | |
| That would be ideal, but you can't do that. | |
| You know why? | |
| Imagine... | |
| You're a smart man. | |
| Let's see if you can work it out. | |
| Imagine you say to women, well, you can only have an abortion if it was rape. | |
| Do you not think false rape reports would go up? | |
| Oh my god. | |
| Do you not think that women who had consensual sex with a man who they don't really care about would say, oh, okay, he raped me, give me the abortion. | |
| So unfortunately... | |
| You can't legislate for a perfect world because people are imperfect. | |
| So what we need to say is, yes, this should be legal, but my daughters, who I'm raising, because I am a father, are going to know that this is also fucking murder, and it should be the least, the last resort for anybody. | |
| To murder an unborn child. | |
| Well, what we're really talking about is a spiritual crisis because the problem is the slippery slope of legalizing it, which means people think you endorse it. | |
| I don't endorse it. | |
| I agree. | |
| I'm pro-choice. | |
| I don't endorse it. | |
| I don't think it's a good thing. | |
| I don't think it should be seen as a standard form of contraception. | |
| I don't think it's something that women should be able to do willy-nilly. | |
| It's not something to be celebrated. | |
| is actually a terrible last resort. | |
| However, when you say you're pro-choice, people then take that as mandate to run around saying abortions are great. | |
| No, they're not. | |
| Not at all. | |
| But I would argue that society can't benefit from forcing women to have kids they don't want. | |
| I mean, how can that child be raised well if the woman doesn't want the child? | |
| They did that in communist Romania, and we had orphanages filled with children who spilled out onto the streets. | |
| You're gonna have orphanages, you're gonna have child abuse, you're gonna have a whole bunch of new problems. | |
| So I don't think forcing people to have children they don't want is the answer. | |
| So I am pro-choice, truthfully, and I know that's gonna upset a lot of people. | |
| However, the problem is, with the world, As soon as you say you're pro-choice, then you have psychos who take that and start thinking abortions are to be celebrated in their standardized healthcare, especially in America, where people have really lost their mind whether or not. | |
| It's a choice, but it's a negative, unhappy choice that some people should be able to make in the right circumstances. | |
| That's my personal view. | |
| I'm going to ask you about the digital euro. | |
| This one's really interesting. | |
| Because my view is that... | |
| In fact, I won't tell you my view. | |
| You know what? | |
| I talk too much. | |
| Let's see your view. | |
| No, you don't talk too much. | |
| I'm surprised. | |
| He does talk too much. | |
| He gets us put in jail. | |
| We're getting a new case after this. | |
| We're going to watch this and you're going to tell me why you think they want the Digital Euros. | |
| Let's see. | |
| My question is about Digital Euro. | |
| I asked a question in the previous meeting of this committee about Digital Euro. | |
| It got millions of views and tens of thousands of comments in my social media platforms. | |
| It's clear that the people of Europe are very skeptical about digital euro, but they seem to favor ideas like cryptocurrencies and especially Bitcoin. | |
| My questions are, do you take into consideration what people think about digital euro and what's your opinion about cryptocurrencies? | |
| First of all, if you have contact and a big opening to millions of people, I'm going to enlist your support so that we can have a better understanding of what Europeans and particularly young Europeans think. | |
| Because we believe in getting client feedback, in getting Europeans views in order to make sure that we frame the right product. | |
| When everything goes digital, why should central bank money continue to consist only of Essentially banknotes. | |
| Our belief is that we should also have, say, a digital banknote. | |
| That's essentially what we want to have. | |
| Something that is secure, that is safe, that is cheap, and that all Europeans everywhere in Europe can use. | |
| Which gives quasi-privacy, not complete privacy, because AML, anti-money laundering, has to continue to operate, and because we continue To be accountable for financial stability. | |
| That's what a digital euro is. | |
| No more than that. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Present. | |
| The second question was about cryptocurrencies. | |
| I'm sorry you don't have any second question. | |
| Thank you. | |
| She completely ignored my question about cryptocurrencies, even though in the beginning she promised this. | |
| I look forward to your questions. | |
| When I have the answer, when I know the answer, I promise I will give it to you. | |
| Looks like she wasn't being honest, but I'm curious why you think she skipped it. | |
| Let me know in the comments. | |
| I will tell you why I think she skipped it. | |
| Do you remember in your country when they stole everyone's money that was more than $100,000? | |
| 2013, guys, in my country. | |
| That would be incredibly easy to do with a central bank digital currency where they controlled all the tokens and saw where everything went. | |
| I think that just like TikTok and a force that they can't control, I think she doesn't want to acknowledge things like Bitcoin because Bitcoin cannot be controlled. | |
| And I think that that's what scares them. | |
| Are you a fan of these digital currencies? | |
| Well, first of all, I need to say about this video, I feel a bit bad because in a way I manipulated the conversation for people to like her or dislike her. | |
| I made a voiceover. | |
| So if I recall now, I was just going to leave the facts and let the people decide not to do some voiceover to say that she lied or not. | |
| So I am improving. | |
| I want to spread love in the world and not try to spoil it yet. | |
| But yeah, this is very interesting. | |
| I asked, I was in the room with the people that they did it, and I'm not sure if they understand what is this. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Honestly. | |
| Because I ask very basic questions, I ask, I do podcasts, and I dig in, and I keep asking. | |
| And the people, I'm not sure if they really understand what they are making. | |
| I was also in the European Central Bank recently with Christine Lagarde and another 9MPs. | |
| It was five hours of them explaining us and all this stuff. | |
| So I will explain to you how I understood it. | |
| This is like... | |
| Because in United States they have all these Mastercard and Visa and all this stuff and they get all the money, kind of these companies. | |
| They don't want the money to go to other countries and all this stuff. | |
| They want them to have control and have euro. | |
| But this is in a very limited way because they said in the beginning you are not going to be able to have more than $20,000 in your bank. | |
| So there is a lot of limitation. | |
| It's like my question really is like This will cost a couple of billions for the European citizens. | |
| Do they really want it? | |
| This will be read in 10 years. | |
| In 10 years we're going to have cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. | |
| I don't know. | |
| So maybe it's a problem solved that nobody wants to solve. | |
| The solution is already there. | |
| So let me ask two questions. | |
| The digital euro will give the bureaucrats that nobody trusts more power, true? | |
| I think so. | |
| The European Central Bank will have more power. | |
| Have you ever, since you've been in European Parliament, seen them pass any laws or resolutions that reduced their power? | |
| I don't know. | |
| So you're saying every day they discuss laws and resolutions and every single day they get more and more powerful because there's new laws and resolutions? | |
| Because it's an interesting thought. | |
| If every single day... | |
| I like that without me saying yes or no, he makes his narrative, but I agree with him most of the stuff. | |
| If every single day they discuss new laws and resolutions and all of them equal more power on a long enough time frame, does it result in slavery for the population? | |
| I'm not sure if it's slavery, but less power over the population. | |
| If you gave me more control over your life every day, would you eventually become my slave? | |
| Eventually. | |
| It's an interesting thought. | |
| I mean, like, if I smoke a little bit of this cigarette every minute, will it eventually go to zero? | |
| If you give me a little bit more power over your life every single day, will you eventually become indistinguishable to a slave of mine? | |
| But, okay, let's... | |
| Did you finish with your... | |
| Effectively, the point I was making is the reason they want digital euros, because they're trying to control everybody's money, because they're trying to enslave the population, because Europe is trying to turn into a communist dictatorship, and they want to ensure that everybody is afraid of them and their laws. | |
| That's why we're pro-Bitcoin. | |
| Yes, because I was going to make two points on the topic of Bitcoin. | |
| One... | |
| Are we not leaving? | |
| Is Europe not leaving itself in the dust now that Russia, China and America are all interested in Bitcoin and getting some? | |
| And two, if Europe is such a strong, great economic powerhouse, like they talk about it being all the time, we've let in all these migrants, so it must be powerful now because everyone's working. | |
| Why not use a fair system like Bitcoin where you can use your economic power to buy Europe's share of Bitcoin? | |
| America has its, China has its, Russia has its. | |
| Would that not be a very fair system? | |
| Yeah, I'm pro-Bitcoin. | |
| Decentralization, give more power to the people is always good. | |
| I agree with this 100%. | |
| And this takes away the power from the people, probably. | |
| In your experience since you've been in the European Parliament, do nation states or the European Parliament itself use the judicial system to give people false charges to try and shut them up? | |
| How much do you know about lawfare? | |
| It's a question actually that I wanted to ask you and I didn't get to ask you. | |
| Guys, you probably learned so much about lawfare. | |
| Like you probably became expert in the last couple of years. | |
| If you can share in a nutshell what you learned, like what they are doing in a way. | |
| I'll tell you. | |
| And also recently you got this news and the case is resulted to something. | |
| Yeah, it's resolved. | |
| It's never going to go to trial. | |
| It's not a case it can't go to trial. | |
| So, lawfare is exactly what we were describing earlier when we were discussing influence of elections. | |
| Lawfare is that everybody is guilty of everything all the time. | |
| Everybody is permanently guilty of crimes. | |
| And whether they decide to charge you or not simply depends on whether they like you or not. | |
| Nobody is innocent under the law. | |
| Nobody understands the law. | |
| Nobody has read the law. | |
| You cannot sit there and say you're law abiding and you're innocent because you've never read it. | |
| You don't even know what it means. | |
| And it changes every single day, meaning every single person is guilty all of the time. | |
| And the second you annoy them, they pick you up and they find a reason to charge you. | |
| Nobody is safe from lawfare. | |
| In fact, we have an example from your country, which is actually a perfect time to play this. | |
| This is going to be interesting. | |
| I'm a member of the European Parliament and there is a big crisis happening right now in my country, Cyprus. | |
| The Supreme Court just fired the Auditor General, Odysseus Mihailidis, who is famous for fighting against corruption. | |
| The decision seems to be against the will of the people, as thousands of citizens have taken the streets in protest. | |
| And recent posts show that 80% of the population oppose him being fired. | |
| Like the people of my country, I'm also against this decision and I have serious concerns that this was manipulated by corruption. | |
| As a member of the European Parliament, I have the power to request to the European Commission to start an investigation regarding possible bridges of rule of law in Cyprus. | |
| They must answer to me in three weeks if they will proceed with the investigation and I will keep you updated. | |
| What happened with this? | |
| Oh, they answered me, they will do something in the future. | |
| In the next report in one year, they will mention. | |
| So they didn't do anything in the European Union. | |
| But I will explain the situation in Cyprus, which is very interesting. | |
| So the auditor general is responsible to find tax frauds in Cyprus. | |
| And he exposed so many people, this guy, the president even, and all this stuff, doing illegal stuff with their money. | |
| And because he was touching the wrong people, They found like it was so funny, probably similar to your case as well. | |
| I'm not sure, but they were accusing him, the result, that he had a kind of, he was a noisy character. | |
| He was making some problems where it shouldn't be. | |
| But this is his job, to say that he did something and to get the research. | |
| So it's like they accused him of something that is nothing. | |
| And it's like people were super mad again. | |
| It's a sign of corruption in Cyprus. | |
| I believe. | |
| Maybe I'm wrong. | |
| You know, I'm not normally one for personal favors because I like to be an independent man. | |
| I don't like to ask for favors. | |
| And you're allowed to say no. | |
| But I'm going to ask you a favor here, sir, if you don't mind. | |
| Oh! | |
| Romanian state and DCOT broke 111 pages of laws in their investigation against us. | |
| 111? | |
| 111 pages of laws. | |
| We have all of them. | |
| If you could request to the European Commission to investigate why they broke 111 pages of laws and have not faced any kind of repercussion, Now, the reason I ask for this is because if they stuck to the law, they have nothing to be afraid of. | |
| They can just show they didn't break the law. | |
| But the fact that the Romanian court themselves have already said they broke the law, I would really truthfully appreciate it as a political prisoner who's done nothing but try and do the same as you, which is promote free thinking and democracy. | |
| If you could ask Europe to ask Romania why they allowed us to go to jail and suffer, At the hands of a corrupt justice system when they broke 111 pages of law. | |
| You don't have to. | |
| You've got more important things to do. | |
| But if it ever crosses your mind, I would genuinely appreciate seeing that report, sir. | |
| Well, I will answer very honestly. | |
| Well, I don't mind doing this, but you know what's my problem with doing this? | |
| Because then I'm corrupt myself. | |
| Because... | |
| There is so many cases of other people that did this. | |
| And if you ask me because we are here and you are my friend, I'm corrupting. | |
| That's an amazing point of putting in. | |
| So how many people do you think suffer at the hands of the justice system unfairly? | |
| Is it a huge problem in Europe? | |
| Yeah, maybe we can ask this, some general questions about this. | |
| Because I would argue there's a huge problem with this. | |
| And also we can ask another interesting thing, we have a lot of tools, the European Union, there's so many stuff. | |
| There is like a lot of people that work just to do research for the members of the European Parliament. | |
| So we can ask for a research of how many cases were similar to this, how many cases were similar to this, about this topic. | |
| So I will discuss it with my team and I will see if there is something that is not corruption. | |
| Yeah, because primarily it's people who are speaking freely and want to tell the truth about things which are suffering the hands of the justice system. | |
| Or even their opinion. | |
| The justice system is being weaponized to shut people up. | |
| This is an interesting TikTok you made. | |
| Perhaps I'm one of the most qualified members of the European Parliament to talk about social media platforms. | |
| As myself, I'm a social media influencer by profession. | |
| I believe that Digital Service Act is a positive step forward, but I want to focus more on an important aspect of it. | |
| I strongly believe the way to fight hate speech and disinformation is definitely not censorship. | |
| Instead, I would propose that we encourage the platforms to create organic fact-checking systems to inform their users about the validity of the information they receive. | |
| A good example? | |
| Of this is community notes of Twitter, which allows its users to highlight information when they believe that it's factually incorrect. | |
| Now, in an era of artificial intelligence, more than ever, we need to focus on what is actually true. | |
| Not by censoring, but just by letting people know the facts and freely decide. | |
| I'll take an example from America. | |
| America, I'm a mixed-race man, I'm a half-black man, once, and once only, America tried to ban a word. | |
| New York State tried to ban the word nigger, of course. | |
| My opinion on it as a half-black man is, sure, the word's offensive. | |
| However, let's let everyone who wants to say it say it and protect free speech, because then we know who the racists are, and then we know who's retarded and who isn't. | |
| Do you think that shutting people up, say someone has a controversial opinion about something that happens in your country or Romania or Germany or France, if someone has a controversial opinion, don't you think that shutting them up just buries the problem and no discourse happens? | |
| There's so many examples, like with COVID and the Wuhan lab, everything was shut down. | |
| All these YouTube videos were shut down. | |
| And now, among the scientists, this is probably the most likely scenario. | |
| So, something that... | |
| Your information is my misinformation or disinformation. | |
| Your disinformation is my information. | |
| Who gets to judge. | |
| That's why we want a public debate and allow everything. | |
| And this is very, very important in the world that we are living now. | |
| But I want to ask you a question, guys. | |
| Since we are in politics, I want to hear, are you going to do anything, career in politics? | |
| It seems that we, the influencers, and especially you guys, I was doing pranks in my videos, I was doing dumb things, I was a clown. | |
| But you guys are talking about important things and all this stuff. | |
| Did you thought about doing something in politics? | |
| It's crossed our minds. | |
| Yes. | |
| We have a long and interesting future ahead of us. | |
| I think that we would be pretty good leaders because we're pretty rational. | |
| And I like the idea of a world where people like us are allowed to be in charge and have any semblance of power. | |
| But I feel like the matrix is cracking. | |
| In fact, have you met Elon? | |
| You've met Elon Musk? | |
| Yes. | |
| Elon, I think, along with Chris, who owns Rumble, these two guys have been instrumental in changing because you cannot have responsibility without accountability. | |
| And sunlight is the best disinfectant. | |
| That's why what you're doing in the European Parliament is so important. | |
| Every time now they do something stupid, they have to worry, did he make a TikTok? | |
| And I think that that is extremely important because when you remove all accountability, people are simply just going to act in the most corrupt and evil ways. | |
| Now that we have Twitter and now that people are starting to finally speak and understand these things, that's why this podcast is so important to understand that a member of European Parliament himself is saying the same things I've said, that democracy is not the way you think it is and it doesn't work the way you think it does. | |
| And people understanding these things is the first step. | |
| So when everyone understands that and the matrix is fully broken, I love the idea of trying to help my fellow man and working in politics. | |
| As it currently stands, I'm not prepared to sell my soul to the party, so I'm not prepared to send monies to Ukraine because I'm supposed to. | |
| So I don't think I'd ever be allowed to take power. | |
| Yeah, it would be something very small. | |
| It would be something in, say, eight years' time, I perhaps... | |
| The British system, my town, has two members of Parliament, Luton North and Luton South. | |
| I, because I'm uncorruptible, because no amount of money an MP can make could possibly matter to me. | |
| I have my own money. | |
| I have my own baggage. | |
| We make around $12,000, $15,000 a month, that is nothing. | |
| There we go. | |
| No, it's nothing. | |
| And English members of Parliament make a lot less. | |
| So I would definitely like to do something like that to take care of my own town, invest my own money, put my money where my mouth is and show I'm a truthful politician and that I can do something good, at least for my hometown. | |
| If I do anything after that, I don't know, but I would one day probably aim for something like that. | |
| We have a lot of your TikToks. | |
| I'm going to play a lot of them on another emergency meeting when you're not here because we're running out of time. | |
| But I have a question for you. | |
| If you were a genie and you had three wishes and you could click your fingers and fix three things in Europe, what would those three things be? | |
| You click your fingers and it's done. | |
| Fixed. | |
| Bang. | |
| Fix this. | |
| Boom. | |
| Europe has just mandated whatever law you say. | |
| You're the king of Europe for three wishes. | |
| Be careful what you wish for because there's a lot of consequences with the stuff that you wish for. | |
| I don't know. | |
| You're building an app for direct democracy or something. | |
| I would say freedom of speech is one of the most important things. | |
| I think I would change the way that the institutions are functioning so people have actual power and they vote for their president or someone campaigns on policies that they need to do for the general public or a member of the European Parliament is allowed to run as the president of the European Union. | |
| Kind of how it works. | |
| More power to the people and more power for the people they put in charge. | |
| And I will change, I will have actually the same language somehow. | |
| In a way, you have an app that translates with your voice in a different language. | |
| Because one problem that you have is like misunderstanding between the countries. | |
| We cannot see the problems in one country. | |
| We cannot relate because we don't speak the same language. | |
| And what the European Union is? | |
| Anyway, it's an illusion, the European Union. | |
| It's on our mind. | |
| It doesn't exist. | |
| Punch European Union. | |
| So in our minds, in this way, it's about people believing it. | |
| So people to believe it, they need to communicate and have some shared values about this stuff. | |
| So I will, these are the three changes that I will make. | |
| What would you do if the parliament says you have to stop posting on TikTok? | |
| Well, I will make a TikTok about it. | |
| Do you think this day will ever come? | |
| Well, I don't know, you know, and I was going to ask you guys as well, because now Elon Musk is reposting my stuff, which is extremely important. | |
| Like, they get 40-50 million views when he promotes 3-4 times a week, whatever. | |
| And like, it's the first time that I start asking myself about, do I need security? | |
| And it's like, you guys seem to work with a hundred security people everywhere, and you take this extremely serious. | |
| I saw so many cameras in your house. | |
| And yeah, I don't know. | |
| It's scary. | |
| But you get three lives. | |
| Before they try and hurt you, they're going to try and lock you up. | |
| So just prepare for a criminal case. | |
| They'll cancel you, then they'll try and lock you up. | |
| So you'll know it's coming. | |
| Hopefully, I'm very young. | |
| I don't think I did a lot of things. | |
| Has anyone in European Parliament complained about your TikToks yet? | |
| Yes, there is a lot of people that are sending things to the European Parliament. | |
| This guy is making fun of the thing, the institutions, you need to close everything. | |
| There's a lot of complaints. | |
| They're trying to shut you down and stop you. | |
| Among the people, I am liked among the members, I think. | |
| The people take pictures with me in the corridors, they are asking me questions because it's something new, something refreshing, a breath of fresh air that they are not used to these things and they are curious to understand. | |
| By the way, there are good people. | |
| We made the European Union look very bad, but there are good things as well. | |
| These people are trying their best, they're having children and all these things. | |
| You're the second member of the European Parliament to sit here on the emergency meeting couch. | |
| Our friend Thierry from the Netherlands is number one. | |
| We know there are some very good people in the European Parliament. | |
| You have to understand that a person can be good, but people can be bad. | |
| And systems can be bad while the people in them are good. | |
| And what we're trying to do is just highlight this so they understand it's not just simply a matter of everyone being evil. | |
| It's a matter of different influences and different forces pushing in different directions, a very large bureaucracy, which is difficult to understand, a lack of public interest, all of these things. | |
| And I believe that public interest is actually one of the most important things for reform and change. | |
| And you're doing a wonderful thing. | |
| And you're doing a fantastic job, and we're super glad you came on this podcast. | |
| And you have so many interesting TikToks that we want to talk about. | |
| In fact, we have one here. | |
| One more I'm going to mention. | |
| And then I want to ask you a question about Brian Johnson. | |
| Oh, absolutely. | |
| Sure. | |
| Let's do it. | |
| So we have one more. | |
| This one is... | |
| Do I play this one? | |
| About Ursula? | |
| This is interesting. | |
| This is interesting because I don't think a lot of people at home understand this. | |
| So let's play this one. | |
| There is a new president of the European Council, one of the most powerful institutions of the European Union. | |
| This position is not elected directly by the citizens of Europe. | |
| Instead, the president of the European Council is chosen behind closed doors by The 27 heads of states of EU countries. | |
| This means no public debating, no campaign and no voting by the people. | |
| The president of the European Council has a lot of power, but ordinary Europeans have zero say in who gets this role. | |
| The decision is made in private meetings between national leaders, leaving the public completely out of the process, which I think is completely undemocratic. | |
| For the next five years, the person that have been chosen for this role is Antonio Costa. | |
| But what he will actually do? | |
| Well, his main job is to chair meetings of the European Council With the 27 heads of states of the EU. In these meetings, big decisions for EU future are made. | |
| Like how to handle global crisis, the economy, all tackle climate change. | |
| Antonio Costa will set the agenda of these meetings, giving him a huge influence over Europe's priorities. | |
| The European Union is a big advocate for democracy, but its most important positions are not very democratically elected. | |
| Why do you think this is happening? | |
| Let me know in the comments below. | |
| Don't get him in trouble, Andrew. | |
| I'm not. | |
| I'm asking a question. | |
| Is this democracy? | |
| Well, it's funny actually. | |
| This guy in my comment section when I uploaded this video is like Portuguese guy and they said he was a prime minister. | |
| They got rid of him and he was the most horrible prime minister that we had in Portugal. | |
| And then to put him, to find him in a position because I don't know how much power he has or what he... | |
| They just put him in favor that he was one of the worst prime ministers in Portugal. | |
| They put him responsible. | |
| To set up the agenda of the European Union leaders, what they're going to talk about, the presidents of the European Union. | |
| So the problem is that it's not only that it's undemocratic. | |
| This is not a transparent method. | |
| We don't know why they chose him. | |
| We don't know who chose them. | |
| They did a campaign. | |
| Ursula von der Leyen and the other leaders just put them there. | |
| So that's what we need more. | |
| And we are the biggest advocates for democracy. | |
| And it's so hypocritical that all our positions... | |
| It's called the matrix, sir. | |
| This is the point. | |
| We push democracy, democracy, democracy, and we're absolutely hypocritical because it's called the matrix. | |
| As you said, some hated member of parliament in Portugal can all of a sudden become one of the most important people in Europe, even if he's a bad person and nobody has ever voted for him ever. | |
| It is the matrix. | |
| This is the exact point that you have to go along with these agendas and you cannot go against something as important as a Ukraine war. | |
| Otherwise you're ousted from the system. | |
| I'm not sure if you're familiar with George Carlin, but he said it's a big club. | |
| And you ain't in it. | |
| And you ain't in it. | |
| And you're probably one of the first people ever who's joined that club and is showing people how that club works. | |
| And you're doing extremely important work because only transparency will ever build any kind of semblance of accountability. | |
| And truthfully... | |
| And trust as well. | |
| And trust. | |
| And you know what's interesting? | |
| Members of the Parliament of Europe should not be afraid of your TikToks. | |
| Why would they? | |
| All you're doing is talking about their job that they're supposed to be doing competently. | |
| The second anybody complains about your TikToks, they probably have a lot to hide. | |
| So it's very, very interesting, the work you're doing. | |
| I think it's absolutely fantastic. | |
| And we wish you the absolute best in your political career. | |
| In the future, maybe you'll be the next Ursula one day in 10, 15 years time. | |
| Stop asking. - Will you investigate Romania if you become the new Ursula? | |
| - But wait, okay. | |
| - No, no, no, no. - We need to answer the question. | |
| What is the beef with Brian Johnson, man? | |
| No, no, no. | |
| Okay, let's answer it. | |
| There's no beef with Brian Johnson. | |
| The point I was trying to make is, Brian Johnson talks about how he's going to live forever, and all of these people who are super health nuts talk about their biological age as opposed to their actual age. | |
| They say, I'm 45 years old, but my biological age says I'm 25 because I've done all these markers and I've done all these tests and the amount of X in my blood or whatever it is when they take all their pills. | |
| That's a lie. | |
| And the reason I know that's a lie, I compared it to fighting because I'm a fighter, and I think that fighting is the ultimate form of male competition, but we can compare it to sports in general. | |
| When one of these 60-year-olds who has a 25-year-old biological age starts beating 25-year-olds in sports and Olympics, then I'll believe you. | |
| I'll believe you're 25 then. | |
| But if you're 60 and you're saying you have a 25-year-old biological age, but you cannot out-compete a 25-year-old at anything, you're still 60. And it doesn't matter what test you're doing because that's all garbage. | |
| I don't believe that people are actually younger than their age. | |
| I believe that time is the fire in which we all burn. | |
| I believe it's cope. | |
| And I think people saying, oh, I'm 50, but I'm actually 30 because I've taken a bunch of pills. | |
| It's just a weird obsession and a waste of time. | |
| That's all. | |
| Well, I love the guy. | |
| He's very good. | |
| I didn't say he's not cool. | |
| I hope he lives forever. | |
| And I didn't say he's not interesting. | |
| I hope he lives forever. | |
| I'm saying he's not 25. I hope he lives forever, but no matter what test he does, he ain't 25. And the best way to see that is to get into the cage, because none of these people ever manage to compete past professional fighting ages, no matter how much they take. | |
| And professional fighters, which are also some of the most healthy people in the world, doing a lot of the same treatments, don't get to compete past professional fighting age. | |
| And age comes, you're too old, time's up. | |
| And you didn't answer our question. | |
| You can technically become the President of the United States? | |
| Correct. | |
| Yes. | |
| Don't shoot him, he's not trying. | |
| And also the Prime Minister of the UK. Yeah. | |
| So it'll be a busy 60s. | |
| I'll do the UK first, I'll fix it, and then I'll do America. | |
| I'll get them both wrapped up. | |
| And then afterwards, perhaps, if I do a good enough job... | |
| President of Ireland! | |
| We could become President of Ireland. | |
| They'll give me some shadow job in the European Union. | |
| Before you know it, I'll be sitting there with you making TikToks. | |
| So that'll be a fantastic ending to life. | |
| We'll see. | |
| Hopefully we can clean up the mess. | |
| Brother, thank you so much for coming on. | |
| We know it's been brave for you to come here. | |
| It's been super inspiring. | |
| I'm going to watch all of your TikToks. | |
| I always do. | |
| And please keep educating the people at home. | |
| Please keep showing the people at home how these things work because it is the transparency which is going to build the accountability which is going to build the responsibility. | |
| I truly think you're one of the most important people in Europe today. | |
| I'd argue you're more important than Ursula herself, truthfully. | |
| We love you guys. | |
| Merry Christmas! |
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