The Fake, Queer World of Andrew Tate

Softening up conservatives in preparation for the anything-goes sexual agenda.

Some of you may remember 'conservative' gay activist Milo Yiannopoulos, who blew up in 2016 and became a regular fixture on the talk show circuit. Despite his campy shtick, Yiannopoulos quickly became a favorite of the right, telling them all the things they wanted to hear.

Despite being gay, he said homosexuals should get back in the closet. He lambasted feminism and lesbians. He portended to be Catholic and vehemently railed against Islam.

His star soared higher and higher. He scored a lucrative book deal with Simon and Schuster, with a reported advance of US $255,000.

Like Andrew Tate and Steve Kirsch, Yiannopoulos considered himself a really smart guy - and he wanted everyone to know it.

Problem was, like Tate and Kirsch, Yiannopoulos was nowhere near as smart as he believed himself to be.

The first draft of his manuscript was returned with a barrage of criticism.

“Throughout the book, your best points seem to be lost in a sea of self-aggrandizement and scattershot thinking,” wrote editor Michael Ives.

“Careful that the egotistical boasting that your young audience finds humorous doesn’t make you seem juvenile to other readers.”

When an inflated self-view combines with an endless parade of gushing admirers, celebrities start to get overconfident. They start to think they can do no wrong. They start publicly doing and saying things they really shouldn't.

During an appearance on HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher alongside comedian Larry Wilmore and commentator Malcolm Nance, both African-American, Yiannopoulos told Maher he needed to get “higher IQ guests.”

In October 2017, during an Australian radio station interview, Yiannopoulos called thousands of Syrian refugees “rapists.” When told they were Christian, the anti-Islam commentator quickly backtracked on his comments.

But the final straw came when Yiannopoulos started defending sex with very young teens.

Appearing on the Joe Rogan show, Yiannopoulos nonchalantly defended sex between adult men and underage boys. He admitted to being sexually abused by a priest when he was a child. Rather than lament the abuse, the so-called conservative thanked the priest. “I’m grateful for Father Michael,” he said. “I wouldn’t give nearly such good [oral sex] if it wasn’t for him.”

He defended pedophilia as a way for young boys to “discover who they are.”

When Rogan objected that sex with boys was not okay, Yiannopoulos accused him of using “feminist” arguments. The inference being that true conservative men shouldn’t have a problem with adults molesting teens; if they did, they were woke feminist simps.

In a follow-up interview on the Drunken Peasants, Yiannopoulos tried to justify his comments, but simply dug a deeper hole for himself.

Yiannopoulos wasn’t recommending sex with young children, you see. "We're talking 13 [with] 25, 13 [with] 28, preferably consensual," as if sex between men in their mid-twenties and boys barely in their teens was perfectly okay. His nonchalant addition of "consent" as a preferable but not essential component of such encounters suggested he was okay, not just with pederasty, but non-consensual sex - also known as rape.

No to mention that ‘consent’ is an irrelevant - and legally invalid - concept when applied to sexual relationship between adults and much younger minors.

After his defense of pedophilia, things quickly unraveled for the self-adoring Yiannopoulos. His book deal was canned; an attempt to sue Simon and Schuster was unsuccessful, although he reportedly got to keep $80,000 they'd already advanced him.

An invitation to deliver the keynote address at the February 2017 Conservative Political Action Conference, known as CPAC, was promptly withdrawn.

Yiannopoulos resigned from his role as tech editor at 'alt-right' publication Brietbart. While Breitbart initially stood by him, other disgusted staff members issued an ultimatum that if the proud hebephile didn't leave, they would.

Yiannopoulos remained unrepentant.

“We get hung up on this kind of child abuse stuff,” he said, calling the idea of consent between two partners “arbitrary and oppressive.”

When was asked if he was defending pedophilia, Yiannopoulos - who constantly boasted of his alleged high intelligence - said he did not know the meaning of the word.

“Pedophilia is not a sexual attraction to somebody 13 years old who is sexually mature. Pedophilia is attraction to children who have not reached puberty.”

In strict semantic terms, he's correct. The precise term for an adult who molests a 13 year old is hebephile. None of which changes the fact that the adult is a deviant targeting a far younger person barely into their teens and still in their physically and mentally formative years.

Pedo or hebo, the fact remained Milo Yiannopoulos was what any rational person would quickly identify as an unrepentant sexual deviant.

As the ego-feeding fame quickly evaporated, Yiannopoulos was left with only one choice if he had any hope of remaining relevant:

Repent.

Yiannopoulos took to Facebook, claiming: “I do not support pedophilia. Period. It is a vile and disgusting crime, perhaps the very worst. There are selectively edited videos doing the rounds, as part of a coordinated effort to discredit me from establishment Republicans, that suggest I am soft on the subject.”

No-one believed him.

In a bizarre 2020 turn of events, Yiannopoulos claimed he had undergone "conversion therapy" and was now "un-gay." The fact that Yiannopoulos was married to another man did little to bolster his new claim, so the flamboyant activist claimed he had "demoted" his black husband to "room-mate" status.

To sum up: A proud hebephile - a guy who thinks there is nothing wrong with adults having sex with 13 year olds, with “consent” being a preferable but not essential prerequisite - was able to worm his way to the top of the alt-right influencer tree.

A similar process appears to be repeating itself with Andrew Tate.

Andrew Tate: By His Own Definition, Very Gay

Like Yiannopoulos, Andrew Tate is an arrogant, narcissistic exhibitionist whose egotistical boasting resonates with his predominantly young audience.

The script for Tate, however, has been fine-tuned. Instead of being flamboyantly gay, the mixed-race but Caucasian-looking Tate has co-opted rap music's in-your-face machismo, with its degenerate, bling-laden, high roller, "bitches and hoes" shtick.

The sexual deviancy agenda is still present, with the thirty-something Tate repeatedly boasting of having sex with teenagers. Unlike the foot-shooting Yiannopoulos, however, Tate's boasts involve barely-legal teenage girls, rather than underage teenage boys.

Tate is presented as a misogynistic ladies man, the messiah who's going to put the "man" back into manhood. He boasts of possessing a harem comprised of "top bitches, middle bitches, bottom bitches," and implores men to embrace the "treat 'em mean, keep 'em keen" approach to male-female relationships. In Tate's hedonistic world view, the place of a woman - or should I say barely legal teenage girl - is either in the kitchen or sprawled semi-naked over a European supercar.

As comedian Jimmy Carr stated quite seriously, Andrew Tate is what a fourteen year old boy thinks masculinity looks like. Tate's gospel is a scene from a teenage masturbation session, being presented to the world as male liberation.

Tate has a lot of people fooled, but to those of us who've been paying attention in life and have become adept at identifying overcompensatory behavior, Tate's antics don't just raise red flags - they set off screeching alarms.

Confident, self-assured people don't need to shove their alleged success in your face.

A true Alpha male doesn't repeatedly tell you what a tough guy he is.

He doesn't brag incessantly about his alleged sexual conquests, and he doesn't incessantly boast about his collection of overpriced exotic cars.

He doesn't constantly tell you how smart he is.

And he sure as heck doesn't post YouTube videos insisting he has a big shlong.

Those behaviors are all hallmarks of a try-hard, a hopelessly shallow and insecure person desperate for validation.

But the Tate story doesn't begin and end with extreme douchebag exhibitionism.

Witness the exhaustive effort to present as a "ladies man." The overcompensatory machismo, coupled with a constant stream of photos showing him spread-legged in tight apparel and over-the-top Liberace-style jackets - the kind of imagery traditionally targeted at gay male audiences rather than heterosexual females.

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