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Romanian prosecutors said on June 13 that social media influencer Andrew Tate, his brother Tristan, and two other suspects were being investigated for human trafficking in continued form, saying it was a more serious crime than separate counts of trafficking. The Tate brothers and two Romanian female suspects are under house arrest pending a criminal investigation for suspected human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women, accusations they deny. Prosecutors are expected to commit them for trial later in June. The four were in police custody from December 29 until March 31, when a court placed them under house arrest. To read the original story by Reuters, click Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi met with Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel on the last stop of Raisi's tour of Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba aimed at shoring up support among Latin American allies, which like Iran are saddled with U.S. sanctions. Raisi told reporters in Havana that Cuba and Iran would seek opportunities to work together in electricity generation, biotechnology, mining, and other areas. Raisi said relations between the two grow stronger every day, while Diaz-Canel told Raisi that Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua have had to “heroically confront…interference by Yankee imperialism.” To read the original story by Reuters, click Russia again told the UN Security Council that it wants an international investigation into explosions last September on the Nord Stream gas pipe...

In his trailer for the program, "I get called Morphues all the time in my DMs because I'm trying to wake people up. If the Matrix is real and you are watching this video, I am Morpheus. I am the guy trying to wake you up from sleep." In a subsequent video about the course, he explains how modern universities are a scam. "Modern university is the biggest scam in the history of Earth." He also called it a waste of time: "It's socially acceptable time-wasting, and that's why everyone does it. Because it's socially acceptable. So I tell people don't go to university, you haven't got that time to waste." Praising Hustlers University, he said universities charge exorbitant amounts of money to train geeks with no real-life skills to become successful, while he teaches people to earn money. As evidence of his ability, he shows the audience his collection of supercars: "They don't teach you that in university. They don't teach you how to make money. Have you ever seen a college professor with an S53, a McLaren, a Lambo, and an Aston Martin sit a next to a Porsche? No you never seen any of this. I know how to make cash." Personal life and education The internet personality moved to England with his mother and siblings after a failed marriage. Although he is pretty close to his brother Tristan, their sister is estranged and, according to the duo, does not approve of them. Even though he hates institutes of higher learning, he did finish the American equivalent of High School, called ...

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