A former Australian soldier who once taught secret courses to Andrew Tate’s inner circle on “exploiting” the vulnerabilities of billionaires to get ahead has become the first of Tate’s trusted “generals” to speak against his misogyny.
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who → teach → misogyny
Joule Sullivan, who became one of Tate’s closest friends and advisers, told this masthead he had now turned his back on Tate and the so-called “manosphere”, having grown concerned “there might be something” to the charges of sex trafficking, abuse and rape Tate and his brother Tristan are now fighting in multiple countries.
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Tate → become → countries
“There are no answers in the ‘red pill’ and the manosphere,” Sullivan said.
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Sullivan → be → pill
“It’s just a bunch of grown men complaining.
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It → ’ → men
I bought into Tate’s message.
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I → buy → message
But I went to therapy and got help for my issues with women.
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I → go → women
“I have to believe innocent until proven guilty, it’s hard to reconcile these charges [against Tate] with the good friend … and polite man I knew, but the scale of the allegations now, especially involving minors, are disturbing.”
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scale → have → minors
Secret courses recently leaked from inside Tate’s online “university” reveal that paying disciples of the British-American former kickboxer were taught not only how to manipulate women into sex work for financial gain, as previously uncovered, but also how to dig into the private lives of the elite for “leverage” in business too – using the tactics of intelligence agencies and private investigators.
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disciples → leak → agencies
Video lessons, obtained by this masthead, teach men how to dig up the vulnerabilities of multi-millionaire “targets”, and encourage them into “taboo, hedonistic” activities by supplying women, as well as discussing the benefits of tax evasion and insider trading.
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lessons → obtain → evasion
Tate and his inner circle of War Room generals have cultivated close relationships with US President Donald Trump’s sons and advisers and other wealthy figures in America.
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Tate → cultivate → America
As the Tates sit in detention in Miami fighting an extradition request from British prosecutors, their War Room network and university “The Real World” continue to run, charging subscribers thousands of dollars a year for access to Tate’s “secrets to getting rich”.
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network → sit → secrets
Data leaks show many of their students are teen boys, including from Australia.
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many → show → Australia
And this masthead can reveal at least three Australians were key generals and “professors” inside Tate’s operation.
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Australians → reveal → operation
They include the former Australian Defence Force soldier-turned-security specialist Sullivan, who taught the “penetrating the elite” and “operator” classes to Tate subscribers, adapting covert intelligence skills for networking, personal security and financial gain.
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who → include → networking
He denies they were “blackmail courses”.
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they → deny → ?
It’s just a bunch of grown men complaining.
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There is also a self-described “economic astrologist” who runs one of a suite of cryptocurrency courses inside Tate’s university, which have since been linked to “pump and dump” scams where investors lost money.
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investors → be → money
Another wealthy Australian in Tate’s inner circle is ex-porn star Stirling Cooper, who teaches courses on how to sexually dominate women and has also been revealed by this masthead as a senior figure in Australia’s main neo-Nazi group.
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who → teach → group
For many years, Cooper and Sullivan were two of Tate’s staunchest defenders, frequently pictured with the Tate brothers smoking cigars on private jets and partying on yachts.
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brothers → picture → yachts
Inside Tate’s exclusive War Room, leaked chatlogs previously published by the BBC and obtained by this masthead suggest Cooper and Sullivan both took part in discussions about grooming women into online sex work in order to make money and disciplining those who stepped out of line.
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who → leak → line
Neither man has been charged as part of investigations into Tate’s alleged trafficking operation.
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man → charge → operation
The Tates deny any wrongdoing.
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Tates → deny → wrongdoing
Cooper did not respond to requests for comment and continues to defend the brothers online, but Sullivan told this masthead he has since drifted apart from the Tates over the past two years, as the allegations mounted against them.
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allegations → respond → them
He denies pimping out women himself, questioning the authenticity of the leaked chats.
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He → deny → chats
“Look, some of that was five years ago, maybe I wrote things, maybe I didn’t, it could have been doctored,” Sullivan said.
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Sullivan → look → things
The key thing, he said, was “I’ve never made a single cent off any of that [pimping] stuff.
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I → say → stuff
There were those who thought that was cool, and those who thought that was a liability.”
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Sullivan claims he “never saw anything illegal” and the women doing online sex work for the Tates “all seemed healthy” and content, but he concedes “those charges [against the Tates] are dark”.
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He said he was also upset to see “young men essentially being poisoned in their view of women” by Tate’s brand of toxic masculinity, which tells men to “take the red pill”, referencing sci-thriller The Matrix, in order to understand “the real world” where men must fight back against feminism.
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men → say → feminism
“These red pill guys, they don’t have healthy relationships themselves so who are they to teach you?” Sullivan said.
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Sullivan → have → you
“Men should protect the wellbeing of women.”
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Men → protect → women
But seven years ago, he admits he “completely bought into” Tate’s message, having trained the Tate brothers in weapons and defensive tactics in Ukraine while working in private security.
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he → admit → security
“I was jaded from a messy divorce and I still had childhood issues to deal with,” he said.
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he → jade → issues
Sullivan quickly became a leader in the War Room, which he still defends as a place of mentorship and brotherhood.
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he → become → mentorship
His video lessons on “penetrating the elite to get paid” were available only to a small group of War Room members and leaders.
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elite → penetrate → members
In them, Sullivan often appears on camera from various exotic locales – by an infinity pool in the Maldives in one seminar, “at the best resort” on the shores of Lake Como, Italy, in another.
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Sullivan → appear → another
He tells students that women are often the wealthy’s “biggest vulnerability” and “the main currency in this environment” – and so a key opportunity for leverage over the elite lies in supplying them.
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opportunity → tell → them
“Ultra-high net worth will have hookers and mistresses or sugar babies, they’ll always have mistresses, typically they’re always paid,” he says in one video.
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he → have → video
But “hotels often have issues [with] privacy”.
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hotels → have → privacy
“If you’ve got a big house, let them know that they can bring their chicks over to your house and f--- them …
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they → get → them
…and 39 more, not listed.
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