The former kickboxer issued a confusing string of tweets following his arrest on rape and sex-trafficking charges
It may have been Romanian authorities who arrested him, but Andrew Tate is blaming the Matrix. The former kickboxer turned professional provocateur issued a series of bizarre tweets Saturday after being arrested on charges of rape and human trafficking. In the first, he claimed the “insanity of the ruling elite” had been “exposed worldwide;” in the second, he wrote that “God is on our side, so the Matrix will not win.” He finished by tweeting: “The answer is out there. It's looking for you.
The tweets came shortly after Tate's arrest in Romania, where authorities say he lured women in with false promises of a relationship and coerced them into recording pornographic content. He is currently being detained for 30 days as part of an investigation. Friends of Playboy model Carla Howe toldthis weekend that Tate had tried to convince her to visit him in Romania as well, and that she did not go only because they lost touch when he was barred from Instagram.
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