Today, we're talking about convicted murderer and fugitive Dinello Cavalcante finally being caught,

Andrew Tade's removal and ban.

An evil out of touch, CEO argues unemployment needs to rise and workers need to feel pain because they need to be more thankful.

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Starting with, Andrew Tate was just banned, or more specifically, amid mounting pressure,

Google removed Tate's the real world app from the Play Store.

So this app is advertised as a way for subscribers to learn about business and online entrepreneurship

for multimillionaire mentors, claiming that for only $49.99 a month, recruits can learn how to make $10,000 in a month

and escape the Matrix. But many say that the app's actual purpose is to generate millions of dollars

for Tate and his crew by recruiting young men into a pyramid scheme. Because reportedly, the primary

way for users to make money on Tate's app is by recruiting other members through a quote,

affiliate marketing program. Through which, members are reportedly required to aggressively promote hate-in-s sites on their social media, along with a distinctive sign-up link, where, notably,

they can make a 48% sales commission on every new recruit who use their link. And all of what we're

seeing now comes after one man from Australia, Nathan Pope launched an online petition to pressure

Apple and Google to remove the app from their stores, as well as trying to pressure the companies

that process online subscription payments for the real world to stop working with the site on the grounds that it appears to be financially exploiting young men. And so the petition is over 9,000 signatures thus far, and while Google has pulled the app, Apple has yet to respond, which actually shocked Pope who said in an interview, if they are being complicit in these potential crimes, it is important that the public is made aware. Also, beside the alleged pyramid scheme aspect of all this,

you've seen people having this growing concern about the age demographic that Tate is trying to appeal to here.

People sharing one video of a boy as young as six years old promoting the app. And one Tate associate

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