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- March 18, 2023
Heated Debate On Andrew Tate Arrest @destiny
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Well, nobody has claimed that there have been, besides their lawyers, nobody is challenging
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any of the Romanian laws in European courts, because I don't think that there has been a
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problem with how Romanian conducts its legal system in the European courts. When you try to
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say that you could just say that I'm brainwashed and Pearl trafficked me, you could say that. If
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you went through and you dug through our text messages and Pearl is saying, Stephen, come to
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London, I want to marry you, please. And then I show up and she's like, you're going to suffer
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through six of my shows now, and maybe we'll get married by the end. And also I'm going to, you
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know, like, then you would have a case, you would have a foundation for it. But it's
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not just a matter of, I'm saying you're brainwashed, therefore you are, therefore you were trafficked.
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That's not equivalent at all here, right? What we're looking at is a pattern of Tate communicating
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with girls, promising to marry them, getting into relations with them, and then bringing
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them over, and then having them do sex work. That's what's being alleged here. And a victim
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statement saying like, oh no, like, he really did love me and that's not what's happening.
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That's not enough to overturn it. So if you wanted to make the comparison to me and Pearl, you
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would have to find some crazy messages from her to me that I don't believe exist, that show
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that she's promising me some kind of like relation or something that's getting me to fly out
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here and do content. That's what would make it equivalent. The actual evidence, the actual
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messages afterwards. When you keep saying here that the judge has said that there's not enough
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evidence to convict, I don't believe the judge has made that statement. What the judge has
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said is you do not require enough evidence for a conviction. You only need enough to bring
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a charge forward. And the prosecution right now is in the final stages of their investigation
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of doing that. Now you can say that they're holding him for whatever reason they want,
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or they, you know, maybe they don't have the evidence and they're just bullshitting their
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way through it. But if that's the case, they were already arrested in Romania before and
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they weren't held for that long, right? Where they were already released. So it seems like
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they do have some internal standard they're trying to meet to have a compelling amount
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of evidence to lock them up and finish an investigation. And like I said, all we can do
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is wait and see what the final results of that turn out to be. If it turns out to be that
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they didn't collect anything compelling, then I imagine hopefully they release what they have
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or whatever. We said there was enough and then they walk and then that's it. But if they do have
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enough, then it moves forward to the trial stage. And I just don't know why you would ever feel confident enough
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to say that evidence doesn't exist. They're not going to have it. There's no way. When things
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are being leaked by the prosecution, like every two days, every, every new day we get something
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else. I think, geez, shoot, I should have read this, but I'm pretty sure like two days ago,
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there was literally just something new, um, that was released about a couple of the new victims
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or one of the new victims that came forward. But I mean, new stuff is coming forward all the time.
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Um, when you, can I finish my, okay, sorry. Um, you mentioned that 60. I also, I do think it's telling
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that there's a weird, when I try to evaluate the Andrew Tate stuff, I'm not trying to do this weird,
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like East versus West Islam, whatever. I'm just looking at the facts of the case. That's all I
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generally care about. I think it's interesting that there are so many of these points you're
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bringing up relating to like Western, Eastern, gynocentric, you know, females owning men. Uh,
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you brought up that 60% versus 80% of who's winning custody cases. The claim that I made was that when
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men fight for custody, they win 60% of the time. I believe that women win 80 to 90% of the time,
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but that's because men usually don't fight for custody. But when they do fight for custody,
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they tend to win 60% of the time. Those are the numbers that I'm familiar with. When you said that
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laws favor men versus women, when it comes to divorcing, it just favors whoever's made most
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of the money. And in this female dominated world, as women are earning more and more money,
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maybe when men will rise up. And when we divorce women, maybe we'll start taking more from them
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than they take for us, uh, from us. But it just matters. The only thing that matters is who's
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earned more money, not whether you are not, you're a man or woman. And then for the final thing,
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the first thing you brought up was he was changing his framework on Pierce Morgan. Why would I care about
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him changing his framework on Pierce Morgan? When the statements that he's made about owning women
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were done in the past when he owned his sex trafficking business? It might be the case
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that as of the past year, he's become a good devout Muslim. He's, he follows the teaching of Islam
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and all of that. And he's doing that great. That's fine. I don't care. That's not when he ran his
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business. He ran his business like five years ago. Would you agree with what he said on the psych
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evaluation that those girls should have had a psych evaluation themselves? I don't know specifically
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how the psychologist is extrapolating to the other women. I do know that the two that go on to
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defend Tate literally have tattoos of him on their body. So I don't know if they would be,
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and I'm pretty sure they still work in the industry. So I don't know if those are going
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to be like the most exonerating types of evidence. But I mean, if the psych, if the psych evals were
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the only thing that was keeping them in the Romanian courts, I think I would probably disagree
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with the judge's evaluation there. But those aren't the only things only holding them in the court.
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The prosecution has linked a ton of different types of text messages showing criminal intent,
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showing organization of, um, of the criminal organization, showing threats made to some of the talent,
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um, showing different messages where Andrew Tate is promising marriage if a woman moves to Romania.
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Um, so to say that the prosecution rests solely on that psych eval, I don't believe that's fair.
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Okay, go ahead. Okay, so first thing is, in terms of the contravention of the international law,
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you didn't give no answer. All you said is, I don't think it's a problem. It doesn't matter what
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you think. It's about whether they're contravene or not. The second thing is, in terms of, um,
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relationship, again, so what you're doing is you're basically saying, because I give the analogy about
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you and Pearl. So what you're basically saying is, if someone's in a relationship, vis-a-vis,
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that means that they are human trafficked. No, those women, clearly based on the leaked documents
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that you are referring to, went, were in love with Tate, went to, went to, um, Romania on their own
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violation, and then they made the decision based on consent. Even the BBC woman literally said,
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I made the decision based on my own choice and my own decision. What you're saying is, guess what?
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They were brainwashed. And I just said to you, anyway, you've conceded it. You said that the
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psych report is unacceptable that it happened. And in terms of the psych report, you're saying,
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again, I don't think this is the problem. Your whole argument is about what you think. It doesn't
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matter what you think. What the judge has said is, there was three important issues, uh, level,
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there was three aspects of the evidence that were important in order to make a determination.
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In terms of the rape allegation, do you know what the two evidences are? It's only the witness
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statement and the psych report. So it's 50% of the evidence, because the witness statement
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and the psych report are equally weighted. And it's the statement of the woman. In terms
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of the other women being brainwashed, it's three. So it's the witness statement, it's the psych
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report. And finally, it's the evidence that's been leaked. And this is the issue. The evidence
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that's been leaked is weak. Like when we see, when you look at the evidence, it does not demonstrate
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what they've been charged for. It's so weak. It's snippets of information. And that's what
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my argument is that based on the evidence that we have right now, and the judge agrees
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with me. So based on the leaks, that evidence isn't enough to prosecute or convict. So that's
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the point. So you're right. We're getting leaks all the time. And yet we've not got a
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damning leak. So this is the problem. We've not got anything damning that says it. The other
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point you made is which, you know, in terms of we're talking about five years ago, again,
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that's incorrect. We're not talking about five years ago. Maybe we're talking about five
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years ago in terms of the YouTube clips that you're interested in. But I already explained
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to you, that's irrelevant. And I think you've finally, you admit that it's irrelevant. Wait,
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when was this camming business? They're not being charged for five years ago. They've
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been charged for the last year and a half. Yeah, but we were talking about in the context
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of this camming business. When was this camming business? So they're not even being charged
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for the camming business. What they've been charged for is OnlyFans and TikTok. Yeah, but when
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did he do his camming business? When did he start his camming business? Yeah. Well, I'm not looking
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at that. That's not relevant because what's relevant. No, no, because what's relevant. No, no, that's not relevant
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because again, what you're looking at is social media. Your whole thing is trialled by social
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media. Everything on social media convicts him. I'm saying it doesn't matter what social media
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says. Let's look at what's actually happening. What's actually happening is he's been charged
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for allegations from mid 2021 till mid 2022. It's that year or year and a half. In that year and year
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and a half, he did not do the cam business. The court documents say it's TikTok and OnlyFans.
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And so when you're referring to five years ago, that's irrelevant. So what I'm saying is it doesn't
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matter if he's a good Muslim or a bad Muslim. That's not relevant to me. I'm trying to explain
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to you the reason why he used the terminology of property. Now you're saying he's a contradiction.
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Why is he using the term property? And then he's having a webcam business. So if he was using the term
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property a year ago, and he's using the, let's say a year ago. Yeah. And he's using the, and he's doing
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the web and OnlyFans and what you call it was a TikTok. What all that demonstrates is that he's got
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a contradiction in his views. And I can tell you now, most people that do have contradiction in their
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ideas, views, thoughts, ideologies. I accept that's a contradiction. But in terms of that specific point,
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he is appealing to traditional values, even though I agree webcam business isn't.
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Again, look, you keep saying, I don't think, I don't think it's that. But look, the judge already
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said the standard meets reasonable suspicion. Look for more evidence. That's the reason they've
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detained him. No one's denying that. So you know, when you keep saying, I don't think, I know you
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need to say that because you need this debate to continue going and you need to try and argue
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your point. But in reality, that's not what it is. You have to look at what the data is and what
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the information is. And that's literally what we've got. The information, according to everyone,
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according to the judge, is that it's not enough. You mentioned that. Yeah, I've answered.
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Yeah, you, I don't know what to say. You keep saying like the judge agrees with me when clearly
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he doesn't because he has denied their appeals and continue to detain them. So when you say the
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judge agrees because he believes that the prosecution has provided sufficient evidence to show that there
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are... What level of evidence? The judge has said, I'm just saying that if you want to disagree,
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you say, okay, well, maybe the judge doesn't disagree with me, but it's strange that you
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would pick and choose the judge. What level of evidence? Just answer it. What level of evidence
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has he given? That there's reasonable suspicion that a serious crime is... We agree. We agree.
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That's how the Romanian criminal court system works. That's what Andrew Tate moved specifically
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to Romania to take advantage of. He said that he liked the way their courts worked and he moved there
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and now he's over there. Now, if you say, if you say, if you say, no, you can't, you can't after I'm done.
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So you said, you said very specifically, you said very specifically that it's about, I feel,
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I think, I feel, I think. That's every statement you've made in regards to them, uh, contravening
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with, uh, international law. Nobody, the, the international courts aren't saying the Romania
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system is in violation of international law. No European commission has said that the remaining
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courts are in violation of international law. And the judge himself is referencing international law
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when he's giving reasons in his own document for why they're remaining locked up. So if you want to
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say the judge agrees with you, I don't know what you're agreeing with. Maybe you just want to pick and
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choose things that the judge says that you agree with. Um, I, I understand we're kind of circling
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the drain on that argument going back and forth, but yeah. No, that does confuse me. So if the
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judge agrees with you, then why is he locked up still? Yeah. So basically that's the reason why
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they've, uh, uh, taken on Tina Glandian because no, no, so the judge agrees with me about the level
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of evidence. Okay. So what the level of evidence is, this is that, and, and, and, and destiny agrees
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as well, cause he said his reasonable suspicion. I'm in my next question to destiny was going to be
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destiny. Do you agree that the level of evidence is reasonable, reasonable suspicion, and they need
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to find no more, much more evidence to bridge that gap to be honest, reasonable doubt. So that
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was going to be my question. So if you can answer that reasonable, I don't know, reasonable doubt
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is what you prove in a court to convict somebody of a criminal charge. That's not what you need to
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bring charges against somebody though. Of course you do, because if you do, if you, if you, if you,
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when you're, when you're bringing charges, you would not bring charges based on weaker evidence,
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and then hope that you bridge the gap during trial. You know, you've got the sufficient evidence,
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hence why the, uh, allegations in the United Kingdom were not taken forward because they found
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that the women were colluding. And so they knew that they wouldn't be able to get beyond reasonable
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doubt. Now, in terms of, um, so that was that in terms of, uh, but I think destiny agrees. I think
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I'm, I'm not understanding where, where it is. I think he said, I think, but when you say beyond
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reasonable doubt, that's in my mind, beyond reasonable doubt is what you have to prove in front of a jury.
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That's right. Yeah. So when, when a prosecutor takes the case to the court, he's not going to
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take, he doesn't take the case based on weak evidence. He's not like, oh, I'm 50% sure. And
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hopefully I'll bridge the 30, 40% gap during the trial. No, he says, he says, look, I've got this.
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I can actually commit beyond reasonable doubt. Let me take this. And that's why the prosecute,
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and that's very important for prosecutors because they have a certain percentage that they've got to
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meet. So they know that the level of evidence needs to be that level before they take it to trial.
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Yeah. So they, so yeah, so they, right now they have a reasonable suspicion. And because
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of the nature of the crimes in the Romanian criminal court system, they're allowed to detain
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them while they finish their investigation. We agree with this so far, right? That's what
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they're allowed to do in Romania. The judge has looked at their appeals. He's looked at the evidence
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the prosecution has submitted. And he said, well, you know, I think there's enough here
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to let the prosecution continue their investigation. And that's how the Romanian criminal court system
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works. Now you might feel like it's international law violation. You might cite article 99 and 100 and
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article 51, but none of the international courts have thus far challenged the Romanian criminal court
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proceedings. So that is your feeling as much as anything in here might be my feeling.
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You mentioned evidence relating to women colluding in the UK on a rape charge. That's in dispute.
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We don't know if the women were colluding or not. I believe that the prison, I'm sorry,
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the police officer said that they didn't like that when the two women were texting each other,
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I believe the women said that we weren't sure if we should tell the police that he had gotten us
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drunk beforehand and that the police officers considered that colluding. Now it could be the case that
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the women are misleading their text messages there, or it could be the case that the police
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officers aren't being forthcoming with the text message. It's hard to say because I haven't seen
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those text messages myself, but I think it's not fair to just instantly claim they were colluding.
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I know that's what Tate likes to say, but Tate hasn't produced any of those text messages either.
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So all I can go are by the statements of the women and the statements of the police
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in regards to that. But I, when you, when you bring up the, the rape allegations,
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I, now I remember because you brought this up. I'm pretty sure it was yesterday.
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Didn't Romanian authorities find that there were three more rape allegations that had been tried to
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have been filed in a local Romanian police station, and they ended up not being followed
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up on because of the two women that were arrested, one of which was a police officer?
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Is that not the case? Did that not just happen yesterday?
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So, I mean, it seems like the prosecution is still uncovering things. And I mean, like I said,
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we'll see in a month or two or however long it takes them, once they finish their investigation,
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what kind of charges are brought forth. But all we can do is sit and wait.
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