Unmatched perspicacity coupled with sheer indefatigability makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavour. Escape Slavery: cobratate.com

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The System is brutal and unrelenting, but innocent men do get their moment of glory in the end.
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Andrew Tate Movie: The Voices in my Head
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Losing my father was bad. It was instant and brutal. He went out like a king. I miss him every day, but he’d be proud of me fighting these bastards. You are NOT a man until your father has died. It was like losing a superhero. But he’d already given me his powers. Mental toughness. No fear. Every man needs a Dad like that to look up to. It made it clear to me that I am no longer a student and it is time to become a teacher. When he was gone, I had to work harder to check my own thinking. I’ve kept him alive by becoming so successful. So, if you have ANY duty to your bloodline, ancestors, and family, how can you still play video games being a lazy piece of shit? How my father is remembered is how I will be remembered as well. Because of this, my sons will understand morality and will not be pieces of shit. My Dad would say, “I don't want to have to hit you, son. I like you. I actually love you. You're my firstborn son. I don't want to kick the fuck out of you, but I will. And you know I will”. That's how he loved me. Love to me was discipline and firm. If someone loved me, they cared about me enough to yell at me. That's how a man shows love, with discipline and boundaries. I didn't have a childhood where I was hit all the time. But I was hit enough to know that I could get hit. I think that's how a son should be raised. If my son fucks with me, he will get hit. Because as a full-grown man, when you grow up, if you run your mouth, you get hit. If you get in a man's face and talk shit, you get hit. It is my job to prepare my child for life. And in life as a man, there is a line that if you cross it, you get hit. My father prepared me very ruthlessly for the real world. He never beat me out of anger. He never beat me because he was a bad person. He never beat me because he was abusive. It was very logical. It was very, “Son, I'm gonna prepare you for the world. I told you to do something and you think you know better. So now I'm gonna show you that when men reach an impasse, it becomes a physical confrontation. We're gonna see how you can do. Turns out you couldn't do very well. So you're gonna do as you're fucking told”. My Dad, Emory Tate, was a legend. A hero. A real man. He raised us hard. No whining. No weakness. No excuses. Chess master and military man. He raised warriors. He taught me to never back down. I’m his son through and through. I carry his name with pride every damn day. “Anybody who thinks they have children in my kids' league, tell me! I know we all truly love our kids. Still, I am certain mine are perfect.” - Emory Andrew Tate Jr.
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The Tate brothers, Andrew and Tristan, are awaiting extradition to the UK on charges including rape and sexual assault, which they deny. Detainees of the Florida Detention Centre in Miami have described cockroaches, broken toilets, overcrowding and a lack of food at the facility. 🔗 telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2026…
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Inside the poop-filled lockup holding Andrew Tate: 'Welcome to hell' trib.al/y8KJmTU
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Yo @TateTheTalisman where you put the key to the rented Aston?
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RT @Cobratate: This attack is politically motivated. It is a punishment for empowering men. A punishment for giving men the spirit to say…
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The UK has fallen.
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RT @Cobratate: NEW CRIMINAL CASE The uk has FAILED.
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Two men who do not like me very much are smart enough to see my case for what it is. Corrupt Romanian bullshit instigated by Biden's state department. Yes, I have the proof the state dep and the UK foreign office told the Romanians "Get this guy off the internet" Romania is corrupt. All the documents are a lie. The courts are a lie. The fact I've won AT ALL is a miracle. If they had even 1% real evidence I would be in jail. Romanian courts just CANCELLED THEIR OWN ELECTION. They are corrupt to the core. When I started winning the UK "found" a girl from 13 years ago and said I need to be extradited and go to jail. The UK locks people up for speech. I talk loudest. They want an excuse to lock me up. I am suffering the HIGHEST possible level of Matrix Attack. Clip @thevivafrei
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Respect due process and wait for the conclusion of media hype and funded madness. You will learn that Tate was innocent all along. The greatest men in history suffered this law fare and slander. Nelson Mandela Malcolm X Donald Trump I welcome it with open arms.
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The best friend of Epstein, Morgan Mcsweeny worked directly with @Keir_Starmer to falsify prosecution against me for my right to free speech as an American citizen.
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RT @Cobratate: Why They Arrested Me
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I WANT the world to see the evidence against me. If I was guilty, if there was horrible looking evidence, why would I be begging for my file to be shown to the world? Why is the UK government fighting to HIDE the evidence against me? Surely they want the world to see how evil I am? They have NO evidence. They want to seal the files to hide the weak case. They want the public to see NOTHING but the lies the media prints. Innocent men don’t hide. Guilty governments do. SHOW MY FILE TO THE WORLD.
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Retweet this if you’ve watched the video below with the proof I’m being framed.
Why They Arrested Me
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Andrew Tate was arrested because he is facing 42 criminal charges including rape, human trafficking, and child pornography. cnn.com/2026/07/21/us/… cps.gov.uk/national-news/…
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The British state has vilified me for years and spent millions of pounds investigating my entire life before charging me with crimes. This criminal file, this “evidence” will contain every dirty secret of my life. Every fact which could make me look bad morally and guilty legally. Yet I am asking for all of this evidence to be shown to the world, my own dirty laundry, with an open court case and press attendance. The government is currently petitioning to keep the evidence against me sealed from the public. A secret. How could this be? After telling the public I am evil, the government knows this “evidence” will underwhelm to the point of exoneration. They know the case against the great evil Andrew Tate is pathetically weak. They wish to seal it all, try me in secret and condemn me to doom without the world seeing how innocent I am. I am so innocent, I implore the police and the courts to show the entire world the worst things about my life. Show the public all the evidence against me. They beg for shadows. I ask for light. I am being framed.
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I have spent 73 days locked inside the SHU. As of writing this letter, the U.K. has requested the "evidence" against me to be sealed from the public. They do not want you to see the "evidence" against me. Why? Because I am an innocent man, locked in a cell, at the request of a government that hates me. MAKE MY FILE PUBLIC. LET THE WORLD SEE WHY I AM IN HERE.
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RT @ceoomid: Andrew Tate has always been a net positive for the world. He inspired millions of young men to take responsibility, build dis…
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My unmatched perspicacity coupled with sheer indefatigability makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavour.
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I lost all fear of dying after my Dad died. At first I thought it was a strange depression or sadness. A bitterness at the world. Over time I thought it was just the accepting of the inevitable. Why fear what you can’t stop? Then, after a few years, I thought I was brave because he was inspiring to me. I’m not afraid of anything anymore. Since the day he died I haven’t felt fear. But now I know it’s just because I want to see him again. My father's teachings and sacrifices shaped my philosophy on life. I honored him in everything I did. To my father: Rest In Peace. I have your name and your heart. We fight till the end. Tates do not give up.
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Losing Dad was the best of the two possible options. The only alternative to me losing him, was for him to lose me. And in the natural order of the universe, a son should lose his father. A father shouldn't lose his son. So it actually worked out exactly how it was supposed to work out. Of course, I miss him, but there's nothing I could have done to keep him. I’m glad for the way it turned out. You learn the lessons of appreciating people while they're alive. You feel a sense of responsibility and maturity that I didn't feel when he was alive. Now I'm the oldest male of the clan. Something inside of you changes when you lose your father. You sense your own mortality. Something strange happens. I changed a lot when my Dad died. I became more serious. You just finally graduate from student to teacher. When the role officially changes, then you change. My father and my coach are the only two men on the planet who can tell me what to do. So one of the only two people on the planet who I absolutely obeyed, is now gone. It’s weird. It’s a form of liberation. He was also one of the only people I went to for advice. I'll go and talk to people about things, but I'm not looking for explicit advice like I was from him. It’s a very unique experience. I think it's part of being a man. And that’s when I stopped asking for advice. That’s when I started saying things and advising others. I only became vocal on the Internet after Dad died.
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Losing Dad was the best of the two possible options. The only alternative to me losing him, was for him to lose me. And in the natural order of the universe, a son should lose his father. A father shouldn't lose his son. So it actually worked out exactly how it was supposed to work out. Of course, I miss him, but there's nothing I could have done to keep him. I’m glad for the way it turned out. You learn the lessons of appreciating people while they're alive. You feel a sense of responsibility and maturity that I didn't feel when he was alive. Now I'm the oldest male of the clan. Something inside of you changes when you lose your father. You sense your own mortality. Something strange happens. I changed a lot when my Dad died. I became more serious. You just finally graduate from student to teacher. When the role officially changes, then you change. My father and my coach are the only two men on the planet who can tell me what to do. So one of the only two people on the planet who I absolutely obeyed, is now gone. It’s weird. It’s a form of liberation. He was also one of the only people I went to for advice. I'll go and talk to people about things, but I'm not looking for explicit advice like I was from him. It’s a very unique experience. I think it's part of being a man. And that’s when I stopped asking for advice. That’s when I started saying things and advising others. I only became vocal on the Internet after Dad died.
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