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Andrew Tate encourages supporters to join 'War Room' for survival-focused friendships, Internet labels him 'moron'

Andrew Tate persistently advocates for the War Room as a community that offers motivation and guidance to its members for attaining success and effective wealth management

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, a polarizing figure in the world of social media, recently utilized the platform X, formerly Twitter, to encourage his followers to become part of his community known as 'War Room', which focuses on fostering survival-oriented friendships.

Tate has persistently advocated for the War Room as a community that, in his view, offers motivation and guidance to its members for attaining success and effective wealth management.

It's worth noting that Andrew Tate's War Room faced previous challenges, including being removed from the Google Play Store due to allegations of operating as a pyramid scheme.

Andrew Tate tells his followers to join War Room

Tate's 'War Room' stands as a private online community and mentoring program that he personally established.

According to Tate, its purpose is to offer guidance and support to its members, with a particular focus on men, in a wide range of life areas, encompassing self-improvement, fitness, financial matters, and personal development.

Tate has positioned this platform as a space where individuals can get insights into his beliefs about masculinity, success, and effective wealth management.

However, it's important to note that the War Room has faced substantial backlash and scrutiny across social media platforms.

In a recent tweet on X, Tate actively promoted the War Room, emphasizing the kinds of friendships he believes men should cultivate.

He conveyed, "Make friends like there will be supply chain or social infrastructure collapse and you will have to rely on each other for survival. Because there will be."

Tate further addressed his audience and wrote, "Prepare before it’s too late. Join us: https://thewarroom.ag."

Trolls call Andrew Tate 'moron'

After Tate promoted 'The War Room' on social media, many users stepped forward to voice their opinions over it and slammed him.

One user wrote, "Fk 0ff m0r0n." Another user wrote, "Make friendships that are like a brotherhood. The people around you are the most important because they are the ones that you will go to for help first."

A user stated, "Choose your friends carefully, not all are born to be your brothers."