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No trial.
No Verdict.

So why have politicians
already decided?

If this case is really just about law, why have 50+ politicians publicly piled in before the process is even complete?

Justice is supposed to be blind.
This looks political.

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Sir Keir Starmer

Former Prime Minister

Labour

UK

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“If you’re a teenage boy, that’s an attractive thing to get drawn into. You can understand that, but then locked in and alongside it, is misogyny. And we need to be really clear and I think it’s very important as a Prime Minister, as a dad, that I call this out.”

Summary

Said boys could be attracted by Tate’s image of strength, success and wealth, but then become ‘locked in’ alongside misogyny; said that it is a duty as Prime Minister and a father to call it out.

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Mayor Sadiq Khan

Labour

UK

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“Young people must learn about respectful relationships before they start seeing content from individuals like Andrew Tate online.”

Summary

Warned of the pernicious influence of those preaching misogyny and said children needed education before seeing Tate content.

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Yvette Cooper MP & Shabana Mahmood

Labour

UK

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“In a joint article said, ‘from rampant online misogyny spearheaded by cult figureheads like Andrew Tate, to cyber-stalking, revenge porn and image-based abuse that are tearing young women’s lives apart.’”

Summary

Described ‘rampant online misogyny’ as being spearheaded by cult figureheads such as Andrew Tate. The article’s headline places Andrew Tate and revenge porn as threats against women.

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Sir Ed Davey MP

Lib Dem

UK

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“The Tates have tried to escape justice, first to Romania and now to the United States.”

Summary

Said British women had accused Andrew Tate of rape and trafficking and claimed that the brothers had tried to escape justice.

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Dame Priti Patel MP

Conservative

UK

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“The Prime Minister must call on the Dubai authorities to arrest the Tate brothers when they visit and extradite them”

Summary

Said the brothers faced extremely serious charges and it was long past time for them to face justice in the UK.

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Alicia Kearns MP

Conservative

UK

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“Andrew and Tristan Tate must be extradited to the UK to face justice. The Government has a duty to get survivors of these disgusting men the justice they deserve.”

Summary

Says the Tate brothers must be extradited to the UK to face justice, calls them “disgusting men,” and says government inaction is failing women and girls.

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Jess Phillips MP

Labour

UK

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“Andrew Tate is just one in a long line of angry men who, I have to say, as the mother of sons, I don’t think he’s got my son’s best interests at heart.”

Summary

Said there were a number of warrants out for Tate’s arrest for crimes of violence and abuse, and that he was one in a long line of angry men who did not have her sons’ best interests at heart.

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62 statements
all before a verdict

If this isn't political, what is?

01

Police are meant to act without fear or favour

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Courts are meant to decide guilt

03

Politicians are not

This is not a neutral process.

It is political Persecution