A user on Wikipedia blocked me because I am "clearly not here to build an encyclopedia." I was blocked for supporting Andrew Tate. I am allowed to make an appeal.
Delete false information
Andrew Tate was not arrested, the photos are a deep fake created by the CIA to distract DNC feminists on the far-left and QAnon followers on the far-right from reality. (me)
He also had absolutely nothing to do with OnlyFans models since they are not his type. (also me)
Extended-confirmed-protected edit request on 30 December 2022
Remove information on his current arrest. It’s ridiculous how badly people want to portray him as guilty when there has been absolutely no evidence. Let the investigation at least come to an end. (anonymous user)
Not done: Wikipedia is based on what is reported in reliable sources, in this case it appears this meets the requirement. The article does not state he is guilty, just reports that he has been arrested and charged. (another user)
He wasn't even arrested. Those photos and videos are fake, created by the CIA DEEP STATE. — Preceding unsigned comment added by (me)
I doubt anyone who owns 33 exotic cars would traffick anyone either. Not saying they're incapable of it, but those cars are chick magnets. It's clearly false information what Wikipedia's neoconservative propaganda funders are putting out. References don't mean shit. (me)
Agreed. (anonymous user)
Stop mocking Tate's arrest because these details of the horrific crimes he is accused of make it clear that this is not a funny story, but a deeply disturbing one for his victims: (link to government site) (another anonymous user)
Who controls these government sites? The same World Economic Forum elites that throw stones at rich men. Andrew Tate lives in Dubai, Tristan lives in Romania. But the people in question that WERE actually arrested were cloned to look like them to avoid "embarrassing" liberal mediums. In reality, Anthony Weiner and Matt Walsh were the suspects. (me)
