Controversial
Andrew Tate claims UK Foreign Office and media act through ‘shadow’ intermediaries
Jack Neel
Why You Can't Defeat Those in Power
What was said
"People who are really in charge of the world, we don't know who they are. We don't know who makes these calls. That's why they keep getting away with it."
In a short monologue circulated on Jack Neel’s channel, Andrew Tate argues that the people he considers responsible for actions against him are not the public-facing officials he can identify, but unnamed actors “in the shadows”. He alleges—without offering evidence in the clip—that a letter was typed by someone in the UK Foreign Office, and separately claims “psychologists” told him to kill himself; he also claims a recent Daily Telegraph piece calling for his urgent extradition was “not an organic piece from the media”.
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- Jack Neel
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- Why You Can't Defeat Those in Power
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