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One thing that he mentions, uh, which is actually very important, is, uh, the idea that when you have success or when you have money, now the game changes from, uh, acquisition to protection. You, you have to continue making the money, but at some level, you have a money machine, so it's going to keep on spinning. But you also have to be hyper-focused on protecting the money, protecting the success, protecting your position and your name. And you really can't allow anyone to play with it. You have to stomp down and make sure that there's true loyalty because I can assure you, with more success, more love comes a lot more hate. And the fact is, you have to double down and test all of your relationships. And only the person in the driver's seat actually knows what that feels like. It, it's, they say it's lonely at the top. Yeah. In some ways, you know, it's not lonely in as much as everyone wants to be around you. It's only lonely in the sense that you're your only true ally because everyone else is around you trying to get taken care of, trying to get paid. And it's an extremely, um, cortisol-spiking experience. And all the, uh, data on the lower animals indicates that the alpha male has the highest levels of, uh, stress, uh, chemicals. And that's because it is stressful to be the boss at a certain level, especially if that's not really you. So, you must make sure that you're enforcing loyalty. And it'd be best if people are just naturally loyal, but that's not the reality. There are a lot of people who are around you with their hand out. And as long as you're feeding them, they're loyal. But if you ever take an L, then they're, boom, they're going to disappear ASAP.
Life or some [ __ ] [ __ ] homosexual NGO has to say about us. They're just bitter and they're just jealous haters. [ __ ] them. Lights a cigar. Trust. Like, maybe you're right, T. Maybe it doesn't matter. But there was a problem. And the reason I think the NOS's attacked me is because there was a flaw in our master plan. And the flaw in our master plan is that we were working with a mercenary army. So now we have the affiliates which are linked to the school Hustlers University because the affiliates worked out that they make the most money if they put up the most controversial clips of me. Because if you put up the clip, >> correct, >> not the whole clip where I say in bed that if a girl picks up a machete and tries to attack me, I will take the machete off her, put it in her face, and say, "Shut up, bitch." No, not the whole clip. They take the last part, put a machete in a girl's face.
Now, this is very important. And in my course called The Book of Dark Truths, I made it a course, not a book. And I did two days of education, eight hours a day on both days live in person because I wanted people to be able to ask me questions. You just read the book and you don't have that dialogue. I don't want you to misunderstand because some of these truths are very dark. I don't want them to be misapplied. But I say all that to say this. We talk about human nature and most human beings don't understand their own nature. Human beings are extraordinarily dishonest and deluded. They cannot see themselves. So Tate is 100% correct when he suggests that, um, people watch the most controversial clips. Those are the ones that go viral. Those are the ones that bring in the most money. And similarly, if I say something that may be viewed as controversial, I'll have women DM me, and it's often these goofy women, and they'll say, "Hey, you know, you know, you said this about Africans. Why are you always saying these bad things about Africans?" And I'll say, "Okay, well, I did a video on the country of Sierra Leone. I spoke quite well of them." Did you watch that? No. Okay. Interesting. I did an educational video on the country of Benin. Did you watch that? No. Okay. I've done 19 interviews in international news on Nigeria. I went through all of the specifics of the country and I spoke very well of the country. Did you watch that? No. I've done four separate videos on South Africa speaking beautifully of the country. Did you watch that? No. Okay, great. So you haven't done your research and every time I do a video that is very informational and positive, you don't watch it. So you are watching the clips that are controversial and you choose to not do the research and then you write to me with your silly and emotional responses and you also write in the comments of those videos. So what you're actually saying out of your mouth is not true. You're saying I shouldn't produce more videos like that, but the data says I should because those perform the best. That's how you guys get your entertainment is to have your emotions, uh, moved. That's what you really want. You don't want your your brain, uh, engaged. You want your emotions moved. So you guys in actual fact are supporting the most controversial mindless content because you comment on it whether it's a positive or negative comment. And in The Book of Dark Truths, I teach that hate is far more powerful than love. Far more powerful. So if you need to use a tool, use hate. Because haters are more proactive than people who say they love you. And that is the reality. So Tate could be a fair, honest, intelligent person. And 98% of his content could be very thoughtful and meaningful. But it's the 2% that people focus on. It's the 2% that has virality and sharability. And that's what has him in hot water. But really, that's not a representation of Tate as much as it's a representation of the audience. It's a representation of the low nature of humankind. Come on now. Come on now. It's a representation of the low nature of humankind. People send me stuff all the time. They're like, "Oh, you should react to this." And I message them back like, "Don't send me this garbage. It's garbage. Don't send me this." There are people who reach out to come on stream and I won't stream with them because I know they're degenerates. It would do great views, but they're too degen, too degenerate, too low.
>> To say, "Shut up, bitch." Only that part and post that because that gets the most engagement. That goes the most viral. They get the most sales and they're mercenaries. They're in it for the money, these students. So, in many ways, they're making me look bad. And I say to Tristan, "Students are making me look kind of bad here, the way they're putting all this stuff out." And Tristan's like, "Who gives a [ __ ] You're cool. We're making $10 million a month. Who gives a [ __ ]" >> And both of them are right. You know, at one level, yeah, it's a business and it is making money. On the other level, they're misrepresenting me possibly. Now, in the case of Tate, I frankly don't think that he was being misrepresented. I've, he says a lot of things that are meaningful and intelligent, and I think that the things that are clipped, he also says on a consistent basis. I tend to think he believes those things.
Shout out to Brad supporting the work by Venmo. He writes, "Appreciate the work, Mr. Burton." You're very welcome. I appreciate you. Must acknowledge Dash. He writes, "Peace of the Saints. I hope Hustlemania is going well for you. I've been using the game from the Big Game Conference and the game is on another level. Always had my women, but after the Big Game Conference, my ability to get the best out of them is on another level. Everything you teach is better than gold. My inflow is crazy right now." It'd be like that. And I appreciate you sharing that so that other people have the opportunity to get the Big Game Conference. And the Big Game Conference is not just about how to talk to a woman, how to approach a woman. It's really about the big picture of how to design a life with a woman or deal with women because you might want children. You might want a woman to live with you. You might want these things. And you have to know how to do it before you start doing it. And that's all of what the Big Game Conference is about. Someone would share the link. You can find that at skol.com/marquet/classroom. Danny writes, "Peace to the Saints. Are we parking lot peeing in Canada?" Might have to. We, we definitely gonna have to kick a little bit of game. It just wouldn't be life without it. Shout out to Xavier comes in by Venmo. He writes, "Good afternoon, Mr. Burton. Ordered my Taliban sweater days ago. Thank you for bringing that idea to life. Oh, and by the way, there's a a sweatshirt. It says Taliban time. Definitely get it. Just reminded me. I need to get mine." He writes, "Speaking of such, the Berlin Pride parade was attacked by an Islamic follower just recently, and there were casualties. If you ask me, he was doing the Lord's work." No comment. No comment. May I acknowledge Reginald? He writes, "One backpack." Okay. Oh, shout out to Reginald. He has the backpack briefcase, the brown one. I actually have it right here, literally right here. And this is a a beautiful piece. And here's the irony. This was actually one of the samples. So, this this joint right here is half a decade old at this point. It holds up beautifully. Look at the fine walnut leather. You can get that at mdblabel.com. And as well, you can get it in black. Um, I think the black ones are almost out. So, uh, if you click buy and it says out, then it's out. It might sell out during this, uh, very live stream. So, once the black ones are gone, they're gone. So, just be aware of that. Carrying on.
>> Bad guy, good guy, what does it matter? So when all of this is going on, the NOS's pop up and from then on out, from that exact moment, Jack, I knew I was [ __ ] I just knew I was [ __ ] >> This guy's vault, >> but I didn't know exactly what was going to happen. This is in August of 2022. Three days later, I wake up and my girlfriend wakes me up next to me. Andrew. Andrew. I'm like, whoa, what? What? Look at this. Gives me her phone and there's a BBC news article. Andrew Tate, misogynistic influencer, is banned from social media. >> Uh oh. >> For being a dangerous person. Back then, now bans are a common thing. Everyone's desensitized to it. Back then, the only people who had been blanket banned on the internet were Alex Jones, Nick Fuentes. I was number three, and I was bigger than them. And by this point, I had become in 2022, because of the affiliate army, the most Googled man on the planet. My mercenary army grew to 28,000 fan pages posting endless Tate content. Do you remember the days where you couldn't get rid of me? >> Couldn't get rid of me from the algo. I was TikTok. I was Instagram. I was everywhere. 28,000 kids posting me all day, every day. We built an interactive library of everything I'd ever made. It was all transcribed. So when you went into the interactive library, you'd type Bugatti, every Bugatti clip would come up. >> You'd type heartbreak, every time I had ever said heartbreak in any video because they were >> Shout out to Tate for having a technology backend that made it easier for him to achieve his ends. And this is Hustlemania. So right now I'm in the lab. Got my whole family in the lab, employees in the lab. From now to, uh, end of January, which is when the next drip trip is. You know, we're going to stay locked in for Wrestlemania 14. And the reason is, I see the world is burning down and I won't allow it. We want to get our training center funded. Um, so we're, we're really in the lab hustling super hard. Uh, and I hope all of you are doing the same. And Boss University is where we teach you how to define your sprints and really get after it.
>> Transcribe it would come up. You could make lifestyle edits and they take it all and they post it, post, post, post. And if their account got banned, because they're from Peru and they're making $300 a day affiliate, they're not going to go get a job for $300 a month. They just make a new one like a virus, like Agent Smith in the Matrix, like ants. You can't kill them. And they're just out there posting, posting, and then they realize they make the most money if they post my most controversial stuff. And my most controversial stuff is out there by 28,000 fan accounts posting four or five times an hour. And the entire algorithm is mine. And this may be the most Googled man on planet Earth. My school's now at 300,000 students. $15 million turnover a month. 15 million * 12 is 15 * 10, 150 plus the 30 is 180. So he's talking about this like business and it is business and I can't hate that at all. Um, but what is challenging in this space that folks call the manosphere, which I've never been a part of. I've never said I'm a part of it, or the red pill, which again, I'm not a part of. Never said I was a part of it. And in fact, oppositely, from the very beginning, I always said that I was in opposition to much of it. Um, he's talking about his the numbers in his business. He's talking about customers. He's talking about churn. He's talking about retention. He's talking about revenue. He's talking about month over month. It's a business to him. Now, the challenge is that, um, I, I guess I should say the sad thing is that some young people think that he is an an altruistic revolutionary. And there's no doubt that there's goodness within Tate, as there is within, uh, many of you. Uh, but I think the goodness is, of course, taking a backseat to the money. And that's why so much of this discussion is, you know, he's recounting the progression of his business, not really recounting the, the development of the revolution. And unfortunately, you know, I think that's at a certain level, you've made enough money. And that doesn't mean you've made enough money to last during your lifetime. It doesn't mean you've made enough money to be comfortable, but you've made enough money to realize that life is not about money. And I was just hoping that Tate would reach that point, which is not a dollar amount, it's a mentality. You figure out like, okay, there are things bigger than me and bigger than money. And for those of you who come to my conferences, I remember at, uh, the second conference in Las Vegas, um, or I should say the second conference at my home in Las Vegas, I, I told guys, I said, "Hey, I'm not here to make a million dollars. I'm here to make millionaires." And that's when I realized that I could make more money or I could teach other men how to make money, how to support their families. And for me, at this stage, that has a lot more value. It adds to my happiness a lot more than a million dollars would. Million turnover at 80% margin, a 10x multiply, which is pretty simple for an edtech business, especially with a margin like mine. A billion dollar business, 1.2, two billion, nine months old, me and six dudes in the Telegram chat. I'm a billionaire.
>> One, he said pretty easy for an edtech company. I've been in the edtech space. Edtech is not, I'd say it's the weakest of the verticals within the software industry. Edtech is a terrible place to be generally speaking, especially as a startup. It's enterprise sales. Um, generally, I don't like enterprise. I always tell you guys, go B to C if you can. B to B and B to G is for people who have significant amounts of money in reserves. They have a great ability to raise capital and they can endure time because your accounts payable is never going to be inside of, uh, 30 days, right? People are going to take a long time to pay you. Sometimes you can't get the deal done. You need significant connections. B to B is not easy. Um, edtech is not easy, especially as a startup. So he was certainly a unicorn in many regards in that space. And I open up this BBC article on my girlfriend's phone and it said that my views have become so destructive and I'm doing so much damage to the planet and to the consciousness of young men that I have. >> And when they say destructive, they mean destructive to the matriarchy. That's what they mean. That's truly what they mean. It's exaggeration. It's vilification.
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Shout out to Danny. Looking forward to seeing you again. Also acknowledge Joshua came in by PayPal. He writes, "High level breakdown. Peace of the Saints. I appreciate you." Also acknowledge Porsche. He writes, "Uh, not a thing." Looks like he's just supporting the work. I appreciate it. And shout out to the Saints in Sassin, uh, Miami. Also acknowledge Mr. Mugisha came in in a strong way. Write supporting the work. Peace of the Saints via PayPal. Wayne writes, "Peace of the Saints tuition. Good to see you again." Tadic comes in. He writes, "Peace of the Saints. I appreciate you." Should be appreciative to you for your direction. As someone that spent years of my life knowing that the norm isn't normal, learning what manhood is about has put me on a trajectory to success." That's a beautiful thing. And in your manhood, you'll always have firmness and you'll have a, you, you'll have a center. And that's really important. Something that a lot of us don't have because we weren't, we weren't taught to be removed from all social media. This was on her phone. I was like, "Well, that's inconvenient that they deleted me everywhere." I was like, "Let me have a coffee." So, I put the phone down. I went to get a coffee. And as I was walking to get coffee, I opened up my phone. When I opened my phone, it said, "Your Apple ID is signed out." >> Uhoh. >> Well, that's weird. >> That is weird. >> Okay. Went to click Twitter. Your Twitter signed out. >> Oh. >> Clicked WhatsApp. Your WhatsApp's been deleted. >> Hello. >> Clicked Instagram. Of course, signed out. Click Gmail. Signed out. They pressed a button, Jack, and wiped every single thing from my phone. The Apple ID itself. I believe this wholeheartedly. And this is not something that only happens to Andrew Tate. When you have those who go against the power structure, which would be inclusive of those in the international criminal court, uh, those who call out the crimes against humanity committed by a certain group, they too found themselves unbanked. And it's not only the huge internationally known players that are victims of this. It's many other players who may be in critical positions, um, who are also experiencing the same thing. I told you guys in the past that I was banned from Cash App. No explanation as to why. Mind you, they let Dr. Umar stay on there. Banned me. Never said why. I was unbanked by US Bank. Marquet, how long did you bank with US Bank? Some of you guys in the audience are not even old. I banked with US Bank before you were born. Then they unbanked me for no, no explainable reason. They said, "We reserve the right to choose who we do business with. We're not doing business with you." I thought it was very interesting. And the worst part about it is when you get abused like this, uh, there is no one you can appeal to. And that is the part that we should find most concerning. You just have to accept it. And at the end of the day, you kind of know that the government is either behind it or condoning it in either case, right? The legal system is not accessible and in many cases, it's not even effective. So, I couldn't download apps and every single application was logged out. Uber, Airbnb, Skype, any app on my phone, all of them were gone. Coinbase, everything, every single app, all of my bank accounts, Coinbase, I had an AT West and a HSBC bank in the in England. They seized all that money. We'll talk about that soon. Everything was frozen. Everything was gone. My entire phone just became a brick. And I called a friend of mine from my girlfriend's phone and I said, "How the [ __ ] can they do this?" And he said, "They put you on a terror watch list. They can only do that if you're on a terror watch list." And I was like, >> "Surely not a terror." The [ __ ] I'll call you back. Here, I film my final message. All that's left for me to do is have a positive impact on the world. I don't think anybody truly wants to go down as a villain. Maybe some people do. I don't. I wasn't raised that way. I sit down on the chair and I get my final message to the world. I decided to retire from the internet. I thought, "You know what, Andrew? You made $100 million. You got a billion dollar business. They're after you. You're starting to feel a bit paranoid. It's getting hot. You have a very credible source telling you you're on a terror watch list. Once you're on a terror watch list, all bets are off. There's no more law. There's no more constitution. All that's gone. They can shoot you in the middle of the street. Police can come up." >> Uh, they can do that without you being on a terror watch list, buddy. Absolutely. I mean, and the funny thing is, the only thing that would stop that would be if the powers that be knew for certain that there would be an unmanageable uprising. If they were to do that, and with the low testosterone levels around the planet Earth and the fact that you failed to organize people, then yeah, they at this level, they can probably get away with it. Is what it is. >> Up and just shoot you. Go terrorist threat. End the story. And the basic premise was that I had so much power over the young men in 2022 that I could have caused a revolution. They were probably right. I probably could have said, "Fuck the Matrix. Westminster Palace tonight. Let's take over." And and it would have been, it would have been the [ __ ] end. Please understand, The Matrix does not fear women. This is why they empower women. This is why they constantly attack me for being a misogynist. They want women to be as powerful as possible. Because you know what happens when women are powerful? Nothing. If women protest, if a 100,000 women march through this town right now and protest, it's inconvenient. If a 100,000 men march through this town, everything burns and the entire government changes. Men can fight. Men are armies. Women don't matter. They don't give a [ __ ] So here I have a philosophical disagreement with, or not philosophical, but I identify a different enemy, a different power structure. I actually believe that the power structure is largely controlled by women and by female mentality, and that is why I call it a matriarchy. And that's why it reached out to attack him because he has spoken against women. So he is suggesting that there are men who lead the power structure, and those men want women to lead in the society so that they cannot upset existing power structures. Whereas I forward that it is a collection of men and women who lead, but it is a matriarchy in its essence and in its culture. And when you have female culture and leadership, there are certain things that will be hallmarks of it. There'll be no morality, no definition of right and wrong which will be in black and white. There will be sexual perversion. There will be endless levels of understanding. I watch but I don't judge. I listen but I don't judge. There'll be this "don't judge" mantra which allows for all forms of perversion. There'll be the excuse of love as an explanation for all means of thinking and behaving. "Love is love," no matter who it's between. Right? And that is, uh, chiefly feminine thinking, the, the worst aspects of being feminine. And so I forward that those are the aspects of matriarchy that have are controlling the prevailing systems. >> Women protest. They don't give a [ __ ] So you want women at the top of the pyramid. You want women as powerful as possible so that women are in charge of society so that you can just stay at the top of your castle stealing and raping and pillaging from everybody. Just stealing all the money, destroying society, importing whoever, breaking all the laws, and what's going to happen? A bunch of women are going to nag. Give a [ __ ] when men get together. It's >> I think with all of his trials and tribulations, we must find it curious that he's never named a specific individual and even rarely named particular entities that are oppressing him or policing him. Uh, and at some level, it could be because these folks are great at hiding their hand. But I'd be interested to to get to the bottom of that. And to the gentleman who came in by Cash App, I did get your, uh, DM on IG. That's taken care of. But I also want to let everyone know there is a classic, uh, that we just made available. It's called "Unruly Female Tries to Turn My Women Against Me." That's at the top of Patreon. Uh, and that's also at the top of Peace of the Saints is the video that's just been released and you're going to absolutely learn a lot of lessons from that. Highly recommend that you check it out. And the reason that I think it's really pertinent to this discussion is because someone had asked earlier, do I think that a bunch of women would get together and lie on Andrew Tate? The answer is absolutely yes. Women will, women who love you will betray you. You hear me? And in fact, they'll betray you because of love will be their explanation. And I thought that that was a very, uh, pertinent, uh, lesson, uh, to help you guys better understand women and some of the circumstances you can find yourself in due to women. So, do take a look at that when you have a moment. That's exclusive for the members. If you're not a member, you're going to want to become one, if only to check this out. That's at peace tothesaints.com. Hit the join button and we invite you, hopefully, that you, uh, join the community. Not called a protest. It's called a revolution. Women don't do revolutions. They can't. So, they deliberately empower women to subjugate men. That's why masculinity has been under such an attack. And I came along and was the most Googled man in the world promoting masculinity, not realizing this was putting me at war against the Matrix itself. I wasn't even political at that time. I didn't even talk about political parties. I just said to young men, "Stand up for yourself. Go to the gym. Stick for what you believe in. You're allowed an opinion. You matter, too." And that was considered. >> And that is certainly political. Absolutely. Especially in the case of a matriarchy, right? If women are dominating to tell men, males that they can stand up for what they believe in and they can be themselves, then yes, that that is fundamentally political, especially in the context of a matriarchy.
My guy writes, "Don't you find it a little odd that Andrew Tate moved to Romania many years ago? Out of all places, Romania seems like an odd place to move to." No, I don't find it odd at all, actually. I've been to Romania many times, and my favorite town in Romania is Iași. It's the second largest town. I, I want to check out Cluj when I get a chance, but I quite like Iași. I don't like Bucharest at all. He lives in Bucharest. Um, you know, that's his prerogative. But no, I don't find it odd. I think that it's completely reasonable to find a place where the cost of living is low, where you can have influence within the government and the police force, uh, where the living is easy, the women are reasonably attractive. Not in Bucharest, they're butt ugly, but everywhere else they're pretty attractive. Where the women are attractive, uh, you know, and for a little bit of money, you can hire a guard, you can hire maids, and you can have a good life in a country that's pretty, uh, lush and has some pretty good cultural values. So, no, I don't find that odd at all. And I say that having gone to pretty much any country that people can name and, uh, quite a few that people couldn't name. Henry writes, "You talk about the matriarchy, uh, I think you mean matriarchal, perhaps matriarchal government that runs the West, but does the same matriarchy run Israel? Does Israel have a matriarchy?" I would say yes. And that's evidenced by the perversion that you observe in their society. They are a major destination for the LGBTQ. And frankly, the people who run that government are not the religious, uh, people. They're not the clergy. They're frankly atheists. And it's evident in, uh, many of the practices. And when you find the Hassidim or the Haredi Jews, uh, who speak against, uh, that particular state, they often do it from a religious basis. Uh, so yes, this applies there as well. Storyline Marketing came in in a strong way supporting the work. I appreciate you.
>> So dangerous I ended up on a terror watch list and they wiped my entire phone. And the country that put me on a terror watch list. You want to guess? >> US. Incorrect, sir. >> UK. I'm going for UK. >> England. >> Yeah, there we go. For sure. They're they're far >> Great Britain put me on a terror watch list. The Foreign Office in the paperwork I later saw which they wrote to the Romanians said he is an unchecked source of influence. >> Unchecked. >> And they believed that was going to cause a revolution. Now, anybody at home who thinks that the intelligence agencies that are here to protect and serve us aren't primarily concerned with preventing a revolution is a fool. The C >> Yeah. And it's not only an outright revolution. It's, it's really any meaningful change. But the most meaningful change is revolution. Now, do I rightly think that they were looking at him as a revolutionary? No, I don't. I think that they were probably looking at him as someone who could inspire, um, a meaningful change, even if only a change in culture, not a change in government, uh, or a change in governmental structures, processes or personnel, but a change in the minds of the citizenry.
Shant Ricardo writes, "Peace of the Saints tuition. May I also acknowledge Iran." She writes, "Asalamu alaykum. My dua is that you, oh me, my duas are with you, inshallah. Been enjoying the recent videos and lessons. I appreciate you. Thank you very much. And shout out to all of the women who are truly loyal. Shout to all of the women who are truly loyal. Shout to all of the sincere Muslim women. Shout to all of the Lady Saints. And I want to encourage you all to be truly pious and to be real and honest in how you present yourself and what you say. And I want every woman to know, so often you guys will say there's not enough good men or you can't find one. And sometimes you find one and you don't play your role, so you're not able to keep them and hold on to them. And so the best thing that you can do is if you have a good man, be thankful. Um, play your part and don't violate. Uh, so often, you know, sometimes we finally get what we want or what we say we want, but we don't cherish it. And so that is my message for you ladies. And I want to just remind you ladies of some of what is out there in the world. You know, every day, and you can see this on your Instagram, you find guys taking the lives of women. You find guys who beat women. You find guys who, uh, lie to women about how well off they are. Then the woman is living in poverty. You find guys who are dishonest and they're unfaithful and adulterous, and it has negative consequences. You find guys who may have multiple baby mamas and they can't manage them, and it creates a dangerous environment. You find men who are incompetent, men who are physically weak, bad protectors. And so ladies, uh, when you find a man who is worthwhile, you should cling to him and honor him. And there may be days where you feel unloved or you feel, uh, unappreciated or you feel lonely. Uh, but if you were wise, you'd keep your eyes on the big picture and know that you have a man who is of great value. Uh, and there are not many of them. Uh, I may say that there are not many great women out there. There are even fewer great men. Uh, that is my message to you all. I hope you take it seriously.
>> The FBI, MI6, MI5, whoever, they don't care about much besides two things. Stealing money from around the world in the form of resources. >> That's a fact. There's a country here. >> Or literally in the form of money, which is gold. But carry on. >> Gambia. If we overthrow the president and put in a new president, we get control of the copper mines. [ __ ] democracy. [ __ ] who dies. We >> Yeah, nobody cares about democracy. Uh, shout out to Joshua came in with the first, Oh, actually, the second bowler alert. Shout to the bowlers. He writes, uh, via PayPal. "Peace of the Saints. My VP asked if I could present a technical proposal to the Department of War for a billion-dollar contract before I leave the company. I agreed. I've never done anything like this before. Any quick public speaking advice to present in front of government officials?" Number one, presuming that you're speaking from a slide deck, uh, I would create a very linear story, ABC, 123, uh, ideas that are easy to connect. And I would have an appendix for questions that you anticipate, so that you can answer it and have a visual. I'd also be ready to, uh, tell them, "Hey, I want to research that. I'll get back to you." And that's an easy fall back for any question that someone can ask, especially during a technical presentation. People don't expect that you'll have everything, uh, you know, in the front of your mind, uh, for a sophisticated presentation. The key, uh, for you is to put a limit, uh, on the information that you're planning to discuss, the scope of it. So when you start speaking, you say, "Hey guys, today I'm speaking to you about this scope of information that which is beyond it, I'd be happy to respond to you at a later time." So if you happen to ask me a question that's outside of this scope, just anticipate that I'll tell you, "Hey, that's a good question. Let me get back to you because I want to dive deep here." We're not engaging in breadth. We're engaging in depth. And that way, you won't exceed your knowledge in that moment. And conduct yourself with confidence because you're speaking about things you know well. Obviously, beyond that, the details of public speaking and presentation, you can find in the Master Communicator course, which I, I think a lot of folks have. You can get that at skol.commt/classroom. But I think you'll do a great job and know that you were chosen for a reason. You were selected for a reason. And the beautiful thing is that you're, if you say you're leaving that position or leaving that company, your actual performance doesn't matter. You know, it matters because you can speak well of yourself. You want to represent the company. Maybe you have good relations with the company and your boss, but you're on your way out of the door. So don't wreck yourself trying to, you know, prepare or, you know, impress people because you have to keep an eye on what's in your future. Yes. Never confuse someone else's interest with your interests. And looking forward to hearing about how you, uh, ace that you want copper because this is the American Empire. Overthrow the Gambian government or I don't know, imagine there's oil in some random country, Venezuela. Who gives a [ __ ] That's what they do. And the second thing they have a concern with besides stealing money from all around the world is preventing revolution. The primary objective of intelligence agencies today is to prevent a revolution. Do you >> I think he could be more accurate there because in fact, uh, intelligence agencies, namely the Central Intelligence Agency, at some level, Mossad, sometimes their job is to create revolution, but it's not in their own country. It's in other governments. So I think Tate is, you know, accidentally, um, misstating. And perhaps if he said "prevent revolution in their own country," it would make more sense. But, you know, that's really in the United States. That is the primary duty of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The CIA is for, uh, international affairs. The FBI is supposed to be domestic, though they have certainly engaged in international activities. Always, you find that government gets too big and they exceed their mandate. You think when you walk down the street and talk to basically anybody out here, they don't want to rebel. The system's [ __ ] bro. We all know the system's [ __ ] Nobody can buy a house. Everything's [ __ ] Crime's getting worse. Taxes are going up. Currency's inflating. Everything's [ __ ] Everyone knows it. But we don't rebel. Why? Because there are many mechanisms. Social media algorithms being one. Two, how hard they punish the >> He's correct. And we agree wholeheartedly on the specific things that he identified. And I am going to do a, either a pre-record or release a video soon, uh, explaining the methodology of revolution in the modern era. And I think that it's important to discuss because the way a revolution is waged today must be radically different than it was in, uh, decades past. But revolution is absolutely necessary. And because of the connectedness of the world, and this is not new, and because of the connectedness of the ruling classes, um, revolution must be approached, uh, in parallel in several different geographies. And it is not a, a recent thing that the wealthy class and the ruling class are connected. If you look at, uh, European monarchs, you'll find that the Kaiser and the Tsar and the king in those different countries, which is to say Germany, Russia, and the UK, are all intermarrying. So it's not new that the ruling class collaborates internationally to stay in power.
People who even consider doing something as silly as waving a flag outside the capital. Their primary objective is to prevent a revolution. And they said the most Googled man on the planet now who saying young men. Anyways, if you all have comments or questions, feel free to use the information below to ask them. Uh, you'd look like a fool in the live chat asking a question without, uh, sending it in via Super Chat, PayPal, Cash App, or Venmo because that's obviously the standard. And I would slap everyone in the face who's done that to answer yours when you're not using the same method. None of us are any better than anyone else. We're all just human beings here. So, if you would, uh, respect the, uh, culture and the norms, I'd respect you. Uh, anyways, carrying on. Shout out to Xavier. He writes, "Next time you go to Romania, I recommend you check out the city of Oradea." Okay, I, I just might. Cluj is top of my list right now. I'll go ahead and add that one. And I always appreciate recommendations because being on the ground is way better than anything you could learn from Google. Shout out to Carter who comes in by Venmo. He writes, "Peace of the Saints. Tate was also among the first online to speak out against debt and wage slavery." No, sir. No, sir. No, sir. People have been speaking out against debt and wage slavery since ever. You have to remember, you know, communism and socialism is a thing. Um, so, you know, we, we couldn't reasonably say that. He may have been one of the first, uh, popular people to do that. He writes, "Fiat currency and the nine-to-five economic model." Well, I don't like when people speak out against the nine-to-five economic model. And I'll tell you why. Because everyone cannot be an entrepreneur. Just cannot. It just doesn't work. And number two, very few people are actually wired and capable of being entrepreneurs. Someone has to be a nine-to-fiver. And in fact, you'll find that being a nine-to-five is actually a privilege. There are people who work way harder than that. I've had employees and business collaborators in, uh, Vietnam who work months at a time. True story. There are people in various countries who work unbelievable hours. To work a nine-to-five is really child's play. You don't even want to get rich working nine-to-five. That's just survival. So speaking against nine-to-fives, I think is really inconsiderate of the fact that average people are going to do average jobs, and that's okay. A nine-to-five is not an exploitive thing. A nine-to-five is a, a reasonable state of normalcy. And in fact, if you look historically within the West, a nine-to-five is something that people fought to get. It was worse before. It was way worse than a nine-to-five, and we forget it's a five of seven. You're five days on, two days off. That's pretty damn good. And let me remind you guys, in the absence of a nine-to-five, most people are not doing anything of great meaning. All they would do is spend more time playing video games and spend more time on social media. And probably they would, uh, spend more time destroying themselves. A nine-to-five is a net positive. Should stand up for themselves and not be afraid to die for their ideas. The most popular person on the planet is talking about how the Matrix is enslaving them all. How they need to resist, break free. They watched my videos. Am I six? And they thought this is a national security threat. He's on the same level as Osama bin Laden. >> I don't think that they thought you were a national security threat. And there's no doubt that you could have been more dangerous than Osama bin Laden because you have reach and the Westerners had failed to lie about you effectively. They effectively lied about Osama and he had no voice and no platform and people believed it. Uh, Sha Carter, he further writes, "Being that most, being the most Googled man on the planet and speaking against a major tool of extraction for those in power is not a good recipe." Yeah, I agree with you there. Oh, absolutely. Now also acknowledge, okay, caught up.
>> And that was the UK government. That is when my phone got wiped. >> Why the UK? I don't. What's the most important thing we need to understand about UK politics at that point in time? The UK has always been more left than even the Dems. And at the time, the >> Not always, but yes, during our lifetime, it would appear so. Or if not during our lifetime, let's say since the early 2000s, it would appear so. I agree with him there. Shout to Trayvon supporting the work using Stripe link in the description of the video. And also, I want to give a shout out, uh, to Kyle, one of our members, who recommended I take a look at this one. So, Kyle, if you're watching, we appreciate you. And I make every effort when members have requests to, you know, uh, deliver because the members are the only important people to me. I, I go out in the world, people always say, "Hey man, I love your stuff. Hey, I watch your stuff." That's fantastic. You're a fan. Fantastic. My goal is not to be a celebrity, so it doesn't have much meaning to me. But when people say, "Hey, Peace of the Saints, I'm a member." That has meaning. That means you're part of this fighting force. You're part of this family of ours. And so all of my respect is to the members. >> Were in power when all this was happening. Please remember, guys, when all of this was happening, you.
Got banned on the internet for saying there was more than two genders. They ban you. You got banned for saying the COVID vaccine was dangerous. They ban you. The internet was complete stazzy. Now, why couldn't they just ban me? Well, they did. But why didn't it work? >> Clipping 28,000 fan pages.
So when I made and I think another reason to answer your question why the UK decided I was the threat is because although I am born American, I grew up in England. I'm seen as English. I'm from Luton >> and I was bigger in England than I ever was in America. >> Really, >> the English people were really tired of their government and they still are. So when I made my final message, I talked to Tristan. I said, "Enough is enough. >> We've done well." Tristan goes, "We can do more." I said, "Tristan, have you ever heard the story the sword of Damocles?" And he said, "Yes." And I recited the story to him about how there was a king once in a chair and the slave walked in and said, "How does it feel to be in that chair? How does it feel to be the king? All these beautiful women are feeding you grapes and everyone's fanning you and you give an order and everyone does whatever you say. It must be so amazing to be the king." And he said to the slave, "Tomorrow you get to be the king. Tomorrow you can sit in this king's chair and I'll be the slave." And the slave is so excited. He goes home. He can't sleep. He wakes up the next day so excited. He runs in runs into the chamber, sits on the throne. He gets to be the king. The beautiful women start giving him the grapes. He's giving orders. Do this, do that, bring me this, bring me that. They're doing everything he says. He feels so happy. And then he looks up above him and he sees a sword hanging by a single horse's hair. And for the rest of the day, he can't enjoy his life cuz he knows at any moment that hair can break and the sword will fall on his head and he will die. And the king who has taken his place, who's the slave, looks above him, he has no sword. He has a humble life, but he has no sword above his head.
So when you're at this stage, when you're the most Googled man in the world, you're making all this money, but everyone's out to get you. Everyone else is like, "I'd love to be the king." Everyone says, "I'd love to be as famous as you. You're the most famous man alive." I walk through Beverly Hills and more people come up to me than DiCaprio. They swarm me. Listen, this man might be telling the truth. I don't know. He might be telling the truth, but I tell you what, and Shantel Leonardo, he's a fine actor, but I think it would make a lot more sense to regard an Andrew Tate versus a DiCaprio who is essentially famous for pretending to be other people. Uh me personally, I think we can appreciate someone's work without ne necessarily having undue admiration. I I think actors are over appreciated in our society, which only is a representation of, you know, how backward we are. They don't swarm the A-listers. They don't swarm the movie stars. They don't care. They all swarm me. I was like, that must be cool. Yeah, but there's a sword above my head. I tell the story. I explain to him the sword of Damicles. He likes his cigar. doesn't give a [ __ ] It's Tristan. But [ __ ] him. Then I said, "What about the story of Icarus?" Remember the man who flew too close to the sun? Tristan again keeps puffing on his cigar. Andrew, [ __ ] these people. And I love Tristan with all my heart. And the best thing about our relationship is that we listen to each other. And I said, "If you say [ __ ] them, if you say it's war, it's war." He goes, "It's war." So I [ __ ] let's run it then.
So, I was the one saying, "Let me do a final message and go away." And Tristan was like, "No, no, no, no. We've just gotten started." So, I do my final message. I explain that I misunderstood, that little clips have been taken out of context, that I'm a nice guy, but I'm just trying to teach the world entrepreneurship. I haven't really done anything wrong. I said women can't bark. They can't get over it. Final message goes out. 28,000 fan accounts jump on the final message. I'm getting more views than the BBC. And for the first time in history, they banned someone and he got bigger. When they banned Alex Jones, he went away. When they banned Nick Fuentes, he disappeared to the corners of the >> Now, the important thing is both of them are back. Alex Jones is back. Nick Fuentes is back. And I I don't know that Tate was bigger after he was banned. I'm just going to take his word for it. But what it's telling you at a level is that, you know, some people will certainly disappear once you ban them and those who are more clever, like Alex Jones has a ton of years in the game. He knows how to operate and find new routes. Um, and Nick Fuentes is a white racist, so of course he's going to be supported. Um, and Andrew Tate, he was an innovator in marketing, so certainly he's going to know how to market his way out of invisibility. Uh, so that is to be expected. But, you know, that is those are testaments to Alex Jones and uh Andrew Tate. You know, they're clever, capable men and they've been able at some level to uh fight against the system. But also, we have to understand that at some level they also are the system and they're not actually truly revolutionary uh characters. Internet, the fringe corners of the internet. But when they banned me, I got bigger. I didn't get smaller, I got bigger. and you get three lives per your question. First, they try and shut you up. Second, they try and put you in jail. Third, they try and kill you.
So, when I noticed I was getting bigger and my school is gaining more and more and more students, I'm making millions of dollars a day, Jack. I go to sleep and wake up with two million new dollars. It was ridiculous. I said to Tristan, "Something's going to happen. We have to get out of here." >> That's beautiful. And I and shout out to Tate for his business success. Uh and this is why I always teach you guys about product based business because it does allow you to rest at some level. It does allow you to actually have a vacation to have passive income. That's why I teach product based business. And I don't teach the get-rich quick stuff that Tate has NFTTS, crypto, and you know, forex and stock, all that stuff. You I teach product based business. you know, things that you can actually touch and hold, you know, like you you sell fine porcelain or fine china. That's a product based business. Uh you can learn how to create your first product based business for 500 bucks or less. Not meaning you pay me 500. The course is much cheaper than that. It's kind of like a short miniourse, but you can get your first product on the market spending less than 500 bucks. And that's the key is getting started because it's going to take some practice.
The day I said that to him, we were sitting around talking about it. And by coincidence, by providence, I do like to believe that perhaps I live in the Truman Show. A man comes to my house, a Romanian guy, not going to say names. I need to talk to you. I said, "Brother, I'm busy. Not today." Said, "It's important." He's an important man in Romania. I said, "Okay, come." Comes. We sit down in my secure room and he said, "You need to buy some land." I'm like, "Bro, what?" He goes, "You need to buy some land." He gets out this map and he goes, "There's some land here. It's $7 million and you should buy it. And I said, "Why should I buy it? This is 2 hours by dirt bike to reach this land. It's not even near a road. There's no electricity. There's no water. I can't build anything here. It's I'm going to have to get an ATV and drive all day to even reach this land. It's in the middle of the Carpathians. What do I want to do with this?" Said, "My dad was given it after the fall of communism and he wants to sell it for $7 million. You should buy it." And I said, "Well, I don't have time. I don't want it." He said, "You're going to need the friends." I said, 'Wh am I going to need the friends? I have friends in Romania without >> incriminating myself. I have friends. He said, >> what Andrew Tate is saying is very meaningful and friendships are hugely important in general and the shall we say underworld networks in Eastern Europe are as reliable as the government. And um obviously there's only so many things I can uh speak of to you, but if you guys heard uh what I don't know if it was my first album or my second album uh one of my second albums, there's something I said in a track called Petty Hustlers that was actually prophetic. I said something in that track and then you guys saw it happen in real life. And many of you may not have connected that I said that before it happened. Uh, you'd have to just check the release date on that track. But yes, you're you're certainly going to need friends. And what I surmise where Andrew is going with this is he's saying, "Hey, this guy approached me and said, "Hey, pay way more than this land is worth, which is essentially you paying us off and we will look out for you and take care of you."
And there was one situation I had. I don't know if I've ever spoken of this publicly, but I had a contact in Las Vegas and uh you know, when I'm in Vegas in the resorts, you know, pretty popular because I was a familiar face and they of course have AI and facial recognition technology. they kind of like keep an eye on certain characters and make sure they give you first class service. So, there was a manager at one particular resort and he came up to me, "Hey, Mr. Burton, how you doing? What's the latest?" And they know I travel a lot. He say, you know, "Hey, where you heading to next?" I said, "Oh, I'm going to this country and this country and this country." He says, "Oh, I have a friend in this country." He says, "Oh, he'll take good care of you." I said, "Okay, no kidding." I'll be there. And he says, "Well, well, let me connect you right now." So, he hops on WhatsApp, shoots his guy a message, gives me his guy's info. He says, "Hey, definitely stop in there." Uh he says you're good to go. He sent over your info to his people. Definitely stop in there. I don't want to get into too many details. Uh and one of the saints was with me when I was traveling. So we go out there uh to this particular country. We stop by this institution that this gentleman owns. And let's just say it's a large resort. And when I went to the resort, I kid you not, I get in there, I said, "Hey, you know, my name is so and so. You know, your owner such and such said he, you know, he'd take care of me." Now, I didn't know what this consisted of. Maybe it was like a reduced rate or, you know, maybe he'd give me a welcome gift. Who knows? Say, "Hey, you know, your owner said he'd take care of me." And then she says, "Oh, yeah, absolutely, Mr. Burn. We were expecting you. You know, here's your keys." They didn't ask for a passport, which is standard. When you're abroad, you usually need to give a passport to to rent a room or anything like that for a lot of significant transactions. They didn't ask for a passport. They didn't ask for ID. Didn't ask for me to verify that I am who I said I was. I had my buddy with me, too. I said, "Oh, well, you know, my buddy actually needs a room, too, so you know, we'll pay for here's no problem." Okay. Yeah. No, no, no. you don't need to do that. Um, you know, we we'll put him in the room across the hall from you. Boom. Here's his key. We go we go to the restaurant in the resort, you know, finish eating, ask for the check. Oh, there's no check. What do you mean? Like, you're going to charge it back to my room? No, no, you're good. You're good. You can just leave. I Okay, well, let me at least tip you. Oh, no, no, no. It's all we're we're taken care of. Just just go on about your business. Thank you very much for dining with us. We look forward to seeing you for dinner. Interesting.
And then there was another situation I had which I'll give even less details on. There are certain regulations in the European Union uh with regards to banks and banking. And um uh for example, there are certain banknotes that used to be produced in the European Union. I want to say it was a 500 euro bank note. Let me check if that's what it was. I'm pretty sure it was a 500 euro bank note. Let me see. And I just figured this out while I was there. Yeah, it was a 500 euro note which was uh banned uh or not banned, it was discontinued. I'm sorry. They stopped making it because the the bank note was of such value, it really incentivized uh organized crime to counterfeit them and it was uh cost effective to counterfeit the 500 euro bank note because it was so valuable. Uh, so anyways, I happen to have a lot of these banknotes and they're they're quite hard to use in the EU because they've been discontinued and they're generally associated with organized crime. Um, and you know, they were able to do things that you just really would have trouble doing in most parts of the EU and they do it with no questions and with ease and it just shows you how important relationships really are, especially in that part of the world. And when I say, you know, the underworld is so institutionalized that it is as reliable, if not more reliable, than the actual government in certain countries. And there it's their networks, you know, you can go from Bulgaria to Latvia to Romania to uh Muldova to fill in the blank and the connections that you have will hold stable and they will work. Um, and, you know, that's a lot more than I can say for a lot of networks. Um, so you know, there you go. >> There's a lot of conversation about you in Romania in the power structures right now and I think you're going to need the friends.
And my stupid ass, even though I knew it was a shakeddown, thought it was about all the news coverage of my deletion. I was like, "Well, the BBC is saying I'm a horrible person and I live in Romania and they've deleted me from social media and now my final message has gone out and it's on 28,000 fan accounts and I'm the talk of the town and all this is going on." So, of course, some highle Romanians have [ __ ] smoked some [ __ ] about me and now they're trying to shake me down. This is all gay. I'm like, "Bro, I'll let you know. I'll get back to you in a few days." He left and I said to Tristan, "Let's get the [ __ ] out of here. Let's just go." >> He goes, "Where?" I said, "Dubai." Now, that was really smart to be honest with you because there are certain people that you can deal with and then there's certain people that you can't deal with. You just know that you're you're not on the the same level as them and they can make you disappear in real life. And I think the wisest thing he did was say, you know, let's get out of here. Um, because certain things are not to be played with. So, I think that was the right answer. Let's get out of here 100%. And I 100% believe this story because I I've seen things that you guys wouldn't believe. And Romania is the kind of place that can show you something you never seen before. Dubai is a pretty stable place. You don't get shot by accident in Dubai. Let's just I was like, Tristan, I know you're saying, "Fuck them. I can feel the heat. Something's going on. Let's just go Dubai a little while." He goes, "Fuck it. Let's go to I don't give a [ __ ] Let's go." Cool. Big private jet. All the girlfriends on the jet, all the babies, all the baby mamas, 30 women. [ __ ] me, Tristan. like a easy jet flight full of chicks. We go we go to Dubai. Go to some big beautiful house. Put the clips in of that house with the Bugatti outside. Georgiana's with us. She's driving the Bugatti outside. That big beautiful house in Emirates Hills. $250,000 a week. Chump change. We're rich. >> 250 grand a week in rent. She having a great time. did my >> and you know that's where I depart with uh Tate and many people is I think it's nice to enjoy a good life. I think that is a such thing as excess. I always teach people around me that we have to always be willing to grind when we're not able to glide and we must be uh good stewards of capital. Uh we should never assume the capital's always going to be there. Just because you have the money doesn't mean you need to spend the money. And in terms of keeping your health intact, shisha, alcohol, cigars, all those things are bad. Those are the things that kill us. And most importantly, if you are someone with the level of influence that Andrew Tate has, you do not want to, you should not display vice. Uh people like Sneo we saw was deeply influenced by Andrew Tate. We saw next thing you know, he's wearing Tate's glasses and he's standing around like this and he's smoking cigars. And then in turn all the people that he influences think that this is cool. And I think that having the definition of cool involve uh destroying your health is problematic and unmanly. First podcast with the Elk Boys and Bradley Martin in my house. Zubie, I did a podcast with Zubie and during all these podcasts I could feel the heat. Rob Moore, my first Rob Moore. When I was in Dubai, I'm the biggest thing in the world. Everyone's saying, "Can we do a podcast? Can we do a podcast?" I'm like, "Yeah, sure." Everyone's flying to Dubai to talk to me. And I'm saying in all these podcasts, you get three lives. And if they ever try and put me in jail for something I didn't do, I hope everyone at home is smart enough to understand it is a setup. I said, now he has a good point here, and this is precisely why the government wants you to be against cults. And you might say, Mark, what do cults have to do with this? Cults are not just religious entities. You might hear cult of personality. If you study history, you'll hear people say that there was a cult of personality around Chairman Mao. There's a cult of personality around uh Joseph Stalin. There's a cult of personality around Adolf. And the idea is that you have people who adhere to your beliefs uh and the leader religiously. And in many cases it turns out bad. But frankly in the context of revolution especially against a strongly entrenched uh system enemy or oppressor, it's absolutely necessary. Now, in the case of say Donald Trump in the cult of personality, it's quite sad because we know he's in the Epstein files. We know he's done heinous things and if he didn't, all he'd have to do is allow the trial to go forward so that we could investigate and the information can be reviewed. But because he is guilty, he's suppressing the trial itself, which shows that the American legal system is a farce. And the people who follow him in his cult of personality, they do not really have any regard for the fact that Donald Trump uh has abused uh I don't even want to say it. You I might end up getting disappeared, but let's just say he's guilty, but his adherence don't care. They'll follow him to the depths of hell. Now, oppositely on the side of the good guys, you guys saw they tried to hit me with a DUI case. I never even touched a drop of alcohol. That's a part of what they do to destroy your uh your appearance and the way the public views you. They'll try to say that you're crazy, like you're mentally unstable, like they do Kanye West, so no one follows you. No one takes you seriously. It turns out though that you must have a cult following because if you don't, when they say that you, oh, Marquette, Marquette's actually an alcoholic, he's a drug user, or Marquette's mentally ill. Once they say those things, if the followers are not like adhering to you no matter what, they might be susceptible to the lies and the poison and then the movement falls apart. You see, what they're trying to do is make the movement fall apart by cutting off the head. And once the head is gone, the body falls. And so that's why it's actually quite necessary that in the context of a revolution, the leader is obeyed and followed. That's why I always talk to you about hierarchy. Every effective organization is hierarchical. Corporations have CEOs. And the moment that the chain of command is not respected, the organization will fall apart. You see, and that's why when people get mad at me because I speak against Malcolm X, Malcolm X did not respect the chain of command in the hierarchy. He tried to buck the system and become equal in parallel with the his teacher and leader, the most honorable Elijah Muhammad. And he actually caused the destruction of that legitimate black movement. It is only the foolish among us who don't understand that. And I'm trying to condition your minds to a respect yourselves, respect your own culture and hierarchy and the vehicle that will get you to freedom. You see, but Andrew Tate is speaking of something that is factual that of course they had to destroy his his reputation and image and turn people against him. And the funny thing, no matter who the object of someone's scorn is, so often when you investigate what they're saying, it doesn't make sense. I saw fools in the live chat and mind you any one of you I'd be happy to bring you on and we know that I'm not a particular supporter of Andrew Tate. Um, you I'm happy to let you come on and speak your mind but in any case I know if I said hey well what's the evidence? People are calling him an abuser of minors and I say well what's your evidence? Were you there? No. Okay. Well do you have evidence or did you just hear many times that he's done this? And this is a a weakness in the human mind that when you hear something a lot, you think it's true, even if you don't have evidence, proof, and there's no confirmation of it. And that's the sad thing is that you'll have people who are convinced of things that they don't know to be factual. In the case of Trump, the Epstein files have tens of thousands of pages and there's thousands of references. Like, we know he's there and we know that there are heinous things. And the redaction itself shows that we need to be concerned. We don't have an Epstein file on Andrew Tate. Uh, and we have victims that are faceless and nameless, though they are adults. So, we know something is going on.
That verbatim. Please play the clips of me saying that verbatim on repeat in Dubai after all of this has happened. After about a month in Dubai, I'm sitting there and I'm like, Tristan, I still feel uneasy. He goes, why? We've made it. And I remember him. I remember the gesture. He goes, "We've made it." And does this? And he he gestures his hand over at a pool behind our $45 million house filled with women. >> $45 million. I couldn't even imagine what this place is like. You know, I I see a $3 million property, I get impressed. Uh shout out to them. May I acknowledge uh John McCoy supporting the work came in two times. He writes, "What is your advice on dating as over the road truck driver and starting a business?" What is your advice on dating as I don't know if it's just me, but that question is not written in a way that I can understand. If someone else sees that it's flawed, confirm that. Or if someone else sees how it should be written, please paraphrase it so that I can answer it. I just want to give you a an accurate answer. >> We made it, bro. And I was like 35 years old. I had like $30 million maybe. Now I've got hundreds of millions of dollars which I've made inside of a single year. >> You can't just make it like that. You can't. Life can't be that easy. >> It was a [ __ ] few of my friends and me, you know, teaching people. It wasn't a scam.
The re one of the challenges with Tate is and I don't like when people use the term sociopath, but at some level it seems as though he's unaware of the gravity of the situation that he's in. Like he's not taking it seriously. Me personally, I despise jail, prison, all of it. It just is not going to work with me. and the fact that he is facing significant prison time and he has several legal systems coming down on him simultaneously and he still finds it in his heart to brag about the finer things and and I like to do it myself. It just seems though he's not accepting the gravity of what's coming down on him and to me that's weird and bizarre. I kind of would have, you know, tightened up, got a little bit more serious. Um, and I love to talk crazy. I love to talk fly. And I enjoy listening to him do it as well. But it's like I'm almost scared for him because it just doesn't seem like he has the right seriousness so that he can fight the good fight. And he is in a fight for his life. Have no doubt. And it almost seems like he's doubting that he's in a fight for his life and that's a concerning part. Shout out to Reath supporting the work via Benmo. Wreath is very consistent. I also acknowledge Mr. Chamblas. He writes, "The Latinos have a revolutionary history. Do the Haitians have a revolutionary history?" Absolutely. And in fact, uh, Haiti or it is one country. Latinos would reference multiple countries. But if you had to compare any one country to it in Latin America, most of them wouldn't stand up in terms of being revolutionary. Uh, best case scenario, I'd say you'd reference Guba as one of the more uh, popular or well-known uh, revolutions in modern history. But yeah, the Haitians extraordinarily revolutionary. My sadness for them is that they are an island nation and frankly they don't have what it takes to contend against the great Satan who keeps on destabilizing their country and dampening their future. And in addition to that, all of the Caribbean nations are periodically victim of unfortunate weather systems. And so you can never really have meaningful development there.
Reason it worked is because it worked. If it was a scam, it never would have took off. It took off because we were teaching kids to actually make money. Everyone's making money. I'm the most popular man on the planet. Everyone loves me. I'm top G. I'm famous. I've got hundreds of millions of dollars. I got this big house in Dubai. I've got beautiful women. I got kids. Everything. I'm like, have I won? Tristan's like, "Yeah, we won. It's over. We won." I think it's curious the way he's kind of positioning his brother. I don't know if they agreed that he would tell the story and then uh Tristan would play the part of the uh uninformed bimbo. Uh, but and Tristan seems like a swell guy. I like both of these guys. Um, but curiously, Tate and what we've heard from him in the last two minutes, his personality really is reminiscent of Donald Trump. And I think he's probably more clever than Donald Trump. And certainly, he came from greater uh, ex odds than Donald Trump did. Trump started off relatively easy. Uh, and you know, Tate, uh, did not come from that level of ease. But he certainly has that same kind of personality. >> Like, it can't be that easy. He goes, "I think we won."
So, we're in Dubai for about two or three months. I'm doing viral clips. I did the clips with Aiden. Aiden came out there, did the podcast with Aiden where I had the robe on and he's sitting there and I'm doing all these things. We're in Dubai. And then one day, we get a phone call from Piers Morgan's team. You're a cultural force and we want to talk to you. I was like, Tristan, see, I told you here's the setup. I told you they want us to go to England. They're going to arrest us. We're on a terror watch list in England. Tristan's like, "Stop being a [ __ ] bro. It's Piers Morgan. He's a [ __ ] I'm like, "No, but if we go to England, they're going to [ __ ] arrest us." He goes, "Are you scared of Piers Morgan?" I'm like, "No, [ __ ] Pierce." Uh, shout out to Bin supporting the work via PayPal. We appreciate you. And shout out to all the folks who stand up, make their name known. Shout out to those who pay what they owe. Also acknowledge Wishman. He writes, "It has the revolutionary history. All melanated peoples in the Western Hemisphere should be proud of them." Oh, I agree wholeheartedly. Should be a a source of inspiration. I also did a piece on Franto Valier whom I believe is one of the greatest uh leaders to have lived and uh again you know these are the works that I do on a regular basis that are you know people seem to not tune into because I guess you have to use your brain. He goes okay but when you go on there just be a little bit calmer because my first Piers Morgan I didn't beef him. He goes this is probably a test. They just want to see like if you're really a terrorist. Go on there, be a bit calmer, be a bit nicer. Explain the truth. Explain that you're a nice guy. Don't let anyone think you're a danger. Go on there. And if you watch my first Piers Morgan, I'm a lot calmer. I'm a lot more like, uh, I I I deliberately decided not to go there and be top G to be a lot more, you know, understandable as a human. So Trista convinces me that the British state just wants to make sure I'm a sensible, rational actor. So we leave our phones, we leave our laptops, we leave everything sensitive in Dubai. We get on a private jet with a small suitcase and we fly to England. And as the plane was coming down into London Heathro airport, I said to Tristan, they're going to arrest us when we land. He goes, we'll see. We land strather. Strather, no problems. Did the podcast with Pierce Morgan. I was deliberately more I deliberately let him clown on me a little bit. Like I'm just I'm just a guy. I'm just an idiot. I have some ideas and I believe with men are people too and men should be able to stick up for themselves and that we live in a gyocray and that it's all misandric and that men are getting destroyed and women have all the power but I believe that men are human as well and that men are allowed rights. And he came at me saying I'm misogynist. I'm this. You're a terrible person. You're Hitler. All this [ __ ] And I was like yeah well I don't think so. Really nice. Really calm. >> Is this November roughly? >> This is December of 2022. Okay. just before Christmas and I do the Piers Morgan show and the reception is fantastic. All the comments under that show are 100% on my side. Piers Morgan gets completely [ __ ] slated for being a [ __ ] to me. Everyone loved me. I go to SL, >> you know, one of our challenges with this time that we're in is and certainly there have been times that I've raised my voice. I've been vulgar. Nine out of nine though in this kind of format that he's in or lecturing, you're not really going to hear me cursing. And it's not because of the censorship. It's just because it's not a good thing and it's not my primary way of communicating. But this is something that the saints we are trying to put into the culture is refinement is, you know, self-respect. And as an intelligent man, and Andrew is plenty intelligent, there's not the necessity to constantly be so vulgar and unrefined. And ironically, you know, Western civilization, you know, claim to be the civilizing force. But today, we observe that Westerners are just wildly vulgar. And I just want to encourage you all to be thoughtful about the way you speak and represent yourself. And this is not to say that you cannot become president of the United States while having only four words in your four uh in every word is a four-letter uh word in your vocabulary. own street. I buy $300,000 of Christmas presents for all my girlfriends, all the kids, all my baby mamas, whatever. I'm running around. >> And this is an important thing. This is why I say that, you know, the um the dean, it's all fake. This is a Muslim who just bought Christmas presents. Come on, follow me here. And that's why within this thing of ours, we have saints holiday. We get together. We don't sell mater share material items, but rather we share our ambitions. We give each other feedback on how to actually achieve these goals. We see how we can leverage our our network and we share in our dreaming and planning process during saints holiday which is around the Christmas time. But what we don't do is we don't celebrate a pagan holiday. Um and by the way to those of you who are watching I absolutely would appreciate if you hit the like button. Thank you uh Uchi for reminding everyone to hit that like button. It is certainly appreciated. And for those of you who don't support, it's a simple way of showing that you're here and being counted. >> Security just walking into her buying. I didn't know what the price of [ __ ] anything was. Jack money had lost value. Even billionaires don't have 350 million liquid. The fuckep beep beep bags of [ __ ] Four security guys carrying all my [ __ ] Now I do want to and Tate's enjoying this right now. I'm kind of enjoying it with him. Um and I love to see success. The thing that he said with billionaires don't have 350 million liquid. I agree with that. I think that's wholeheartedly the case. That is a fact. And a part of that is tax strategy. And other parts of it is that it just doesn't exist in the real world. You know, they have it in stock and they have it in all these other things which may or may not be valuable. Their net worth is real on paper. But um yeah, he he's accurate there. And I think that those who don't have money uh don't understand money and u they have uh false ideas about money which prevent them from growing true wealth.