Greta Thunberg Disses Andrew Tate's Arrest Following Their Epic Twitter Fight

The epic Twitter fight between controversial social media personality Andrew Tate and climate activist Greta Thunberg has been making waves online. On Tuesday, December 27, Tate tweeted about his 33 automobiles and tagged Thunberg. He bragged that if she provided her email address, he could give a detailed inventory of his whole collection of vehicles along with each one's individual carbon emissions. It is important to remember that the Thunberg-Tate saga is not over yet. In actuality, it was just the start of a phenomenon that absolutely shocked the Twitterverse. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="700"] Image credit- Insider[/caption] Greta Thunberg, tweeting as @GretaThunberg 28 December 2022 Pizza Box Tate, who had his social media accounts suspended for his misogynistic remarks but later got his account reinstalled on Twitter, tried to win the day by recording a 2-minute video rant 10 hours after Thunberg's retort. Unfortunately, it seems that he was unable to get the final laugh. He and his brother Tristan Tate were detained by Romanian authorities on suspicion of human trafficking.

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— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) December 28, 2022

He may have been arrested as a result of his online dispute with Thunberg over a minor aspect of his short video: a pizza box. "Jerry's Pizza," a chain of restaurants from Romania, was written on the box. According to reports, the police didn't know for sure whether Tate and his brother were in Romania. Internet users argue that the brothers' rivalry may have led to their detention. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="640"] Image credit- Yahoo[/caption] "Authorities in Romania apparently utilised Andrew Tate's social media posts as evidence that he was present in the nation. In his ludicrous video from yesterday, he was seen eating a pizza from Jerry's Pizza, a popular chain in Romania "Alejandro Caraballo, a civil rights lawyer, asserted in a tweet. The scenario becomes even more bizarre due to another coincidence. Caraballo pointed out that the European Council had urged Romania to successfully prosecute human traffickers through the Group of Experts on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (GRETA).