“…Getting Arrested to Impress Andrew Tate”: Greta Thunberg News Draws Wild Theory

Andrew Tate‘s feud with Greta Thunberg, followed by his arrest, created a lot of buzz on social media, as well as the news circuit. Recently the Swedish activist, along with an estimated 600 protestors, took part in a protest in Germany to stop the demolition of a village for coal mine expansion. This action is taken under the agreement between the government and Germany’s Energy Utility RWE. The Government calls the coal mine expansion to be crucial for the nation’s energy security. Wherein the protestors vouch against it and suggest focusing on renewable energy instead. Additionally, police took control and detained the protestors, along with Thunberg. And this news caught the attention of the outspoken UFC veteran Jake Shields, who then shared his snarky take on the incident.

Jake Shields smells dating headlines from Greta Thunberg and Andrew Tate

Owing to their brief yet prominent Twitter exchanges, Greta Thunberg and Andrew Tate are now more likely to be mentioned together when news about either of them breaks. And that could be perfectly seen in Jake Shields‘ snide tweet, addressing the climate activist’s arrest.

The UFC veteran wrote, “Grata Thunberg getting arrested to impress Andrew Tate. Laugh all you want be these two will be dating by the end of the year.

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Nevertheless, Thunberg was released shortly after the detention. During her speech at the rally, she went on to make some unflinching statements against Germany, referring to it as the world’s largest polluter. Having said that, after her release, the 20-year-old activist sent out a tweet addressing the incident and claims that what she was doing is not a crime.

Thunberg released a strong statement post-detention

After being freed from custody, Greta Thunberg made it public knowledge of what concurred during the protest. However, she maintains that even after being released shortly after, protecting the climate cannot be considered as a crime.

Thunberg wrote, “Yesterday I was part of a group that peacefully protested the expansion of a coal mine in Germany.  We were kettled by police and then detained but were let go later that evening. Climate protection is not a crime. #LuetziBleibt #LuetziLebt #KeepItInTheGround #ClimateJustice”

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