Andrew Tate accused of rape feels misunderstood and wants to ‘make the world a better place’

The list goes on. A fourth woman accuses Andrew Tate, a masculinist influencer and former kickboxing champion, of raping her at a party in 2014 while she was in college. Last April three other women had already accused the entrepreneur of physical and sexual violence and coercive control. They then indicated that they wanted to initiate civil proceedings for these facts dating back to 2013-2016.

The defendant denies

As reported by Keeperthe McCue Jury & Partners study argues that the trial would be a way to obtain ” Justice, accountability and reparations for Tate victims “while encouraging” a criminal investigation on British soil in the hope that Tate will be prosecuted and convicted in the UK, in addition to the facts for which he is accused in Romania A crowdfunding campaign to pay the legal costs of any legal action against Tate has already raised nearly £15,000.

In Romania, Andrew Tate has been under house arrest since last April, accused of rape, human trafficking and organized crime with his brother and two Romanian citizens. Everyone denies it outright. Interviewed last week by BBCTate has also refuted the rape and sexual assault allegations made against him and said his views on women are in no way harmful.

“A Force for Good in the World”

Let’s remember, however, that the influencer has become famous on the networks by erecting denigrating behavior towards women as the last lever to establish a violent virility, and achieve pseudo-social success.

But he visibly suffers from amnesia: I truly am a force for good in the world. You may not get it yet, but eventually you will. And I sincerely believe that I act on God’s instructions to do good things, e I want to make the world a better place “. The effort is immense.

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