Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were finally released from Romanian prison and placed under house arrest last Friday after over three months in the slammer, and obviously it hasn’t taken too long for Tate to start making outlandish statements about ‘The Matrix’ and what have you.
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To be honest it didn’t really stop him whilst he was in prison because he had someone operating his Twitter account for him and regularly talking nonsense, but these ones at least have pictures of him walking around topless so you can imagine that they’re probably coming directly from the Top G himself. They’re also a bit more dramatic and random than some of the ones that he was posting in prison, so I’m betting they’re the real deal.
Anyway, here’s one where he talks about how he’s probably going to get assassinated soon now that he’s been released from prison:
I prepare my body to absorb the brutal kinetics of piercing lead
As all other silencing attempts fail, and stage 3 approaches – I anticipate a bullet will be the chosen utensil of pacification
I can only pray and prepare
I will force myself to breathe the best I can
I promise https://t.co/0tFh0GZIO1 pic.twitter.com/DQJIeHJytv
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) April 3, 2023
Yawn. This guy has been talking about people murdering him and silencing him for the past year, but I just don’t think that’s actually going to happen to him because I don’t really think people like him get assassinated these days? So dramatic of the guy.
And what’s the reason he went to prison is because he was accused of sex trafficking, not because people were trying to silence him. Expect more garbage to come out of his mouth until the Romanian authorities finally decide that they have enough evidence to charge him with some of this stuff. Would be pretty embarrassing if it ended up that they hadn’t collected enough to actually send him to court wouldn’t it? Tate would have a field day with that stuff.
For more of the same, check out this guy and his incredible impression of Andrew Tate. A+.
