Evidence gathered by the BBC has brought to light disturbing information suggesting that influencer Andrew Tate’s “War Room” group groomed dozens of women into online sex work. Internal chat logs, leaked to the BBC, have identified around 45 potential victims between March 2019 and April 2020, with the actual number likely higher. These messages also reveal the methods employed by the War Room members to exploit these victims.
While Andrew Tate denies any wrongdoing and is set to defend his innocence, the investigation has unveiled shocking details about the tactics used within the War Room group. Leaked chats suggest that members were taught to manipulate, emotionally exploit, and isolate women before coercing them into performing on webcams for financial gain. The “PhD” course, which stands for “Pimpin’ Hoes Degree,” is indicated as a central component of their strategies.
The War Room, which costs $8,000 a year to join, claims to be a network for personal development and empowerment. However, the leaked messages imply that the group was instructing members on how to groom women into sex work. The investigation further indicates that violence against women was promoted by some “generals” within the group.
The focus of the group’s leadership appears to be Miles Sonkin, who goes by the alias “Iggy Semmelweiss.” The investigation suggests that he is the true leader and intellectual force behind the War Room. Despite the upcoming trial of Andrew Tate and others, it’s emphasized that the group’s activities seem to continue, with the accused using Tate’s fame to sell their abusive methods to men worldwide.
