BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: The latest buzz surrounding Andrew Tate's 'War Room' has once again put the influencer in the spotlight, but this time, for all the wrong reasons. The situation took a shocking turn when a former employee of the 'War Room' came forward with disturbing revelations about the community led by Tate. This individual went as far as describing the 'War Room' community as a "cult," suggesting that there may have been unethical practices taking place within the group.
More recently, the situation worsened with the leak of texts from Tate's all-men network dubbed the 'War Room'. The leaked screenshots exposed deeply troubling allegations of sex trafficking and the manipulation of women within the group's ranks. It appears that Tate employed isolation tactics and manipulation strategies to coerce women into engaging in s*x work, further adding to the severity of the accusations against him.
'You are part of the cult'
In a shocking revelation, it was disclosed by a former member of the 'War Room', who had been expelled from the group, that Tate's all-male network was allegedly involved in orchestrating deceptive ambush PR campaigns and intimidating the media. The ex-employee also claimed that they employed botnets to silence accusers and individuals attempting to expose Tate.
EliXAnpa, who was a member of the 'War Room' network and former employee of Tate, spoke about the global network in an interview with The News Movement. He stated that the group boasted the presence of employees from various social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. According to him, they could delete accounts when desired. He mentioned that for smaller accounts, they could "murk" them, which meant causing them to disappear, with little attention. For more significant accounts, they employed "PR marketing campaigns," wherein prominent accounts sided with them, supported by numerous smaller accounts that appeared genuine and human-like.
Eli said, "We have many Twitter employees, we have Instagram employees, TikTok employees. When we want to, we can delete an account. Our preferred method of choice, because deleting is kind of harsh... For small accounts, we can just murk them and nobody really cares. For bigger accounts, we use a thing called 'PR marketing campaigns', meaning that we have big accounts that side with us with many smaller real-looking, human-like accounts."
EliXAnpa further revealed that he decided to leave the group on good terms due to disagreements with some of its teachings. He encountered what he perceived as misleading advice from certain members during the chat sessions. In response, he confronted and exposed the flaws in their arguments, leading to his eventual expulsion from the group. EliXAnpa said that upon entering the chat room, he came across advice that he considered misleading from some members. He took it upon himself to counter their arguments in a manner that made them appear foolish, and as a consequence, he was kicked out of the group.
Eli said, "I go inside the room and I start reading chats and I see really misleading advice from some of the members of the chat. I go and counter it in a way that makes them look silly. So these guys kicked me out."
In the aforementioned interview, Eli further described how the War Room functions like a cult. He explained that the process of indoctrination into the War Room was gradual and not an immediate occurrence. According to him, individuals didn't become part of the cult overnight; it happened slowly, creeping in like a thief in the night, and they often didn't even realize it was happening. Before they knew it, they would find themselves attending all the group's events and fully immersed in the culture of the cult.
Eli said, "It's a gradual process. It's not an overnight process that someone gets indoctrinated into the cult that is the War Room. It comes like a thief at night. You don't even notice it. Next thing you know, you're going to all their events and you are part of the cult."
'They are f**king delusional'
After Eli made these shocking revelations, many users felt compelled to express their opinions and reactions under the YouTube video where the interview was likely posted. One user wrote, "Wonder if we will get any others coming forward, the leaks are disturbed." Another user wrote, "So much respect for him speaking out against Tate and his cult. They are f**king delusional thinking Tate cares about ANYTHING other then money and his own selfish gains." A user stated, "Lol once he got kicked out he became a saint." A user commented, "smh, he created his own matrix, he is in trouble."
