All right, everybody. Today we are talking about Luke Belmar, specifically his ultra-wealthy multi-millionaire grandfather who's been living in the US for decades, extremely well-established. He completely debunks all of the claims that Luke has made about his rags-to-riches story, about how he came to the US with just $200 in a suitcase at the age of 16. He's never mentioned his grandfather before, and actually, the whole internet has never mentioned his grandfather before. It took a lot of research to find this guy, but I finally found him here today, and I'm bringing you this story, so I hope you enjoy. Hopefully, this video doesn't get deleted, but Luke tends to delete a lot of these videos, so feel free to subscribe 'cause I'll make an update video about what happened if it does get taken down by Luke. But here we go. I have a lot to get into here, starting with Luke's backstory, where he always claims to have started out with just $200 in a suitcase, moved to Argentina at the age of 16. Very, very

little to start out with rags to riches, all that stuff, and I want to make one thing clear: I have no issue with him having a multi-millionaire grandfather if he would talk about it on social media. But when he portrays that he went from 0 to 42 million with no help and just the, you know, the grit and the hustle, and then he sells a course about it, I got a little bit of a problem with that. So that's why I'm talking about this here. But I want to start off with an important piece of information, and that is the fact that Luke and his brother have changed their last name from TY to Belmar. Now, Ty was their original last name. As you can see in multiple instances, we see a credit from Guardians of the Galaxy 2 where his brother, who was an actor for a time, he is listed as Nathan Ty. We also see several other posts from Nathan Ty where Ty is listed as his last name. We also see that Luke was at one point referenced as Luke

Ty in this article. Luke was unfortunately a witness to a big tragedy a few years ago, and he was interviewed for the newspaper. Luke is clearly the guy who was interviewed here. He is listed as Luke Ty, so it's very well established that Ty is their original last name. And that's important because that is the name that their grandfather also holds, George Ty. Now we know that this is the same grandfather because we actually have a family photo. Now don't ask me how I got it; it was extremely hard for me to get a hold of it. And I'm going to censor all the members of the family except for Luke and his grandfather. But take a good look at Luke's grandfather here. And then we see in this family photo, here's Luke over here, and then here's his grandfather, very clearly the same person. They almost look like they even have the same glasses on at this point. You can see red shirt, glasses, gray hair. You know, clearly he changed his shirt. I don't know why I mentioned the shirt, but this is the guy.

this is Luke's grandfather, and he is the co-founder of a massive string of Bible institutes, or kind of colleges. They're basically Christian colleges, and these things rake in a lot of money. We have some financial information about these institutes that I'm going to get into here in a minute, but needless to say, this guy is a multi-millionaire for sure. Now, I want to make one thing clear: I have no issue at all with him being successful as a missionary and starting these institutes and making a lot of money. I got no issue with that whatsoever. I don't have an issue with Luke having a wealthy grandfather. My only point in saying this stuff is just to expose the rags-to-riches story as being a falsehood. He clearly was not rags to riches, and we're going to be getting into that here in a minute. So, this is a college that is pretty reasonably priced in terms of tuition: $10,000 per semester, and we see like $6,800 boarding cost, some meal plans.

they're kind of high. They have two locations, one in New York and one in Florida, and we can see these on the map. Here is the one in New York, and then here's the one in Florida. So clearly, a pretty big Institute. They got two big locations, and then it looks like they might also have one in Brazil as well, like a charity school in Brazil. And at a time, George was the executive director from the year 2007 to 2009. He was the executive director here. He unfortunately passed away in 2014. I don't know if I mentioned that yet, but that's important to note. And then he also is listed here as being the co-director with Jack Wartson for a time. Jack Wartson was the founder of the Institute, and so he's very high up. He has had a lot of the site positions at this institute, and this is important because these guys make a lot of money. Now the average median salary for a school like this is about $668,000. Now that's already a lot, but

this school, the average median salary is .36 million. Now, keep in mind the median salary means if you take the lowest salary and the highest salary, it's the one in the middle. So, some of the top guys could be making 10 million plus. We don't even know for sure; we just know the median number. And clearly, with Luke's grandfather being the executive director as well as one of the founding members of this institute, we can assume that he was making millions and millions of dollars a year. Now, again, I have no issue with this. I'm not going to be complaining about somebody making a lot of money, especially from a Bible Institute. It seems like they're doing good work around the world. But he has been in this career for decades. He has been in the United States for decades. In fact, he was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1935. He left for a time to go do some mission trips, but he came back, and he is extremely well established here in the US. And for Luke to claim that he is just

this solo entrepreneur who moved to the US with $200 in a suitcase is ridiculous when he has a wealthy family around here who has undoubtedly been helping him out to some degree. Agree, and even if they haven't been helping him out, why would he not mention this? Why would he not at least mention that he has a very wealthy grandfather who never helped him, but you know, it's still worth mentioning. I think that would be worth mentioning in my opinion, but I'm sure he never will. He will probably be spending more energy trying to get this video deleted because this will undoubtedly hurt his core sales and his Capital Club or whatever memberships. But if you enjoyed, feel free to give a like and subscribe. I did another video on Eman Gosi, and that's a pretty big one too. Thank you very much for watching, and I will see you in the next video.

Luke Belmar’s Ultra Wealthy Grandfather

Luke Belmar’s Ultra Wealthy Grandfather